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finance.yahoo.com 5mo ago

Amazon closing its Fresh and Go stores

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www.theguardian.com 7mo ago

OpenAI blames suicide on 'misuse' of its technology

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www.bloomberg.com 10mo ago

Grok AI Cleared for Use Across US Government Agencies

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www.blackrock.com 3y ago

BlackRock's Annual Report Read on Retirement

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Lowest “Who is hiring?” Post Count in 30 Months

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www.railwayage.com 3y ago

Railroads Prepping for Strike Action

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old.reddit.com 4y ago

What Is Happening at Army Basic Combat Training?

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Is There Emerging Data on Reduction of Bot Farms After Sanctions?

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www.bloomberg.com 4y ago

Bonuses Rain on Wall Street Bankers in Biggest Payout in Decade

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finance.yahoo.com 4y ago

ConsenSys Raises $200M to Make Web3 Universally Easy to Use

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www.redfin.com 4y ago

Real-Estate Investors Bought 18% of the US Homes That Sold in the Third Quarter

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: What are your thoughts on the r/collapse community

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www.hollywoodreporter.com 6y ago

Saudi Arabia Buys $500M Stake in Live Nation (TickerMaster)

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dailycallernewsfoundation.org 6y ago

Sen Hawley Calls for a Criminal Probe into Amazon

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www.autocar.co.uk 6y ago

Honda bucks industry trend by removing touchscreen controls

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www.smithsonianmag.com 6y ago

In 1950, the U.S. Released a Bioweapon in San Francisco

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en.wikipedia.org 6y ago

Hohmann Transfer Orbit

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en.wikipedia.org 6y ago

Vortex Tube

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spacenews.com 6y ago

OneWeb, Softbank seek dismissal of Intelsat lawsuit

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www.bloomberg.com 6y ago

Amazon Sues over Loss of Pentagon Cloud Deal to Microsoft

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: Do any news outlets support anonymous payment for subscriptions?

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www.apnews.com 6y ago

Ecuador’s protesters march; clashes break out in Quito

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www.theguardian.com 6y ago

Ecuador Moves Government Out of Capital as Violent Protests Rage

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www.ccn.com 6y ago

Why Endeavor’s IPO U-Turn Was a Surprisingly Brilliant Move

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: Is it possible to sort by flagged?

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www.businessinsider.co.za 6y ago

US govt mistakenly tagged this Pretoria family home as a global crime hotspot

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: Good Idea to Build Web Apps with Polymer Today?

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iPhone 17e 5 months ago

I’m down to 75% on my 13mini. I recently picked up a magsafe battery pack that gets me through the day when I’m traveling and can’t charge.

I was considering swapping out the phone battery but this is a better alternative for now.

Ukraine’s TV personality leader, Volodymyr Zelenskyy seems to be doing alright. Also went into war, but not of their own doing, and he has been measured, insightful, aware, throughout this whole war.

There’s more to it than Trump being a TV show personality. Far too complex and insidious than a simple quip.

My understanding over the US/MX cartel relations is performing an invasion and “act of war” would solidify asylum status claims by Mexican residents and throw a wrench into the whole immigration scheme every administration plays.

But then again this time seems different, laws aren’t followed or upheld. Human rights are a fleeting staple.

The water pact is even more specific in that at least WI I believe you have to be East of the subcontinental divide to pull water from Lake Michigan.

Another poster mentioned real estate peaking in a zip code of AZ for having limited access to fresh water. I wonder how long until real estate along the great lakes starts becoming a long term hedge.

Before I got my degree I was a machinist/ millwright and doing various things in between. Took a break after covid to go back for a little to decompress from tech but inevitably came back to programming.

Love the work but hate the pay and toll it took on my body.

Carpentry is fun too but metal is better.

Próxima Centauri is about 250 million years older than our sun. Makes it not-impossible their earth like planet had advanced entities capable of sending their own voyager towards earth. Possibly it flew by while we were still in our Mesozoic Era and all they saw were dinosaurs.

This is how I look at Meta as well. Despite how much it is hated on here fb/ig/whatsapp aren’t dying.

AI not getting much better from here is probably in their best interest even.

It’s just good enough to create the slop their users love to post and engage with. The tools for advertisers are pretty good and just need better products around current models.

And without new training costs “everyone” says inference is profitable now, so they can keep all the slopgen tools around for users after the bubble.

Right now the media is riding the wave of TPUs they for some reason didn’t know existed last week. But Google and meta have the most to gain from AI not having any more massive leaps towards agi.

The people I know from BNSF will tell you that name stands for Better Not Start a Family.

I’ve worked with and known former engineers who left, took lower paying jobs in other industries and not one has ever said I miss it there.

Let’s not even get started on what that industry has evolved into with precision scheduled railroading and the dramatic increase in risk and real derailments that have followed.

All corporate or just expensive US based corporate employees? I didn’t see any specifics listed besides “pandemic era over hiring”. I think their talking points were pulled from an old 1pager this should have been “due to efficiency gains in AI”.

Earnings report in 3 days maybe they were a few metric shy.

I can echo this statement. My mother is in a nursing home facility for the last 8 years.

She is located in the facility she worked in as a poor laborer before becoming a resident. The facility is over an hour from the nearest metro area.

The care she receives there is pretty good. The staff are mostly locals in the rural town and are comfortable being poor and living that life.

We considered moving her into the city to be close to family who have to drive almost 3 hours to see her but the care is so bad in the city it isn’t worth it.

We have had family members in city nursing homes and they’re abysmal. Which to some level I get. The people there like you stated are underpaid and overworked. They live in bad neighborhoods because of systemic poverty. They bring all the stress of being poor in a metro city with them to work. Quality of care plummets but there’s nothing that can be done because no one is going to pay more than bare minimum to reach mandatory staff minimums.

Counter point, I have a 2.25% fixed 30yr but am looking to sell in the next couple months.

Reason being I’m in a townhouse. They do not appreciate at the same rate as single family detached and it also carries an endlessly increasing hoa fee.

Due to the hoa increases it also limits how well a property can cash flow as a rental so keeping the property as an investment is doubly less attractive as often you can forgo rental income in lieu of asset appreciation.

April 2022 a locomotive engineer wrote an open letter to the STB about the dangers of Precision Scheduled Railroad trains that are so long radio communication doesn’t even reach both ends.

A lot of armchair experts on here wrote him off when it was posted to hn.

I worked with a former locomotive engineer at the time who echoed the concerns reported here. He left the industry after about 10 years because of the grueling schedule and conditions.

It is interesting and alarming how it is essentially an open secret among industry workers that trains are run such that they are always in an elevated risk of derailment and danger.

https://www.railwayage.com/regulatory/it-is-getting-worse-pe...

I worked as a security guard in various locations and same thing, people would speak unfiltered and candid around me to others.

Two books which I read this year that have helped me become a better writer are,

Charles Bukowski On Writing

Kurt Vonnegut Letters

These books aren’t so much about how to write better but more so a look into the minds of two good authors. Helped me get over some of the hurdles of writing. Probably not very useful if you’re looking to be an improved work document writer but for creative writing they were great.