jethronethro

All that ketamine and all those psychedelics have finally driven him over the edge.

Found this URL on the front page: https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/20/paul-ingrassia-raci...

Let him leave. If the brand is built around him, rather than the product, then the company is doomed.

The masculine energy coming from Meta is just so overwhelming ...

If it is, let it be down forever.

Guess Altman and co. need to find a way to pay Oracle that $60 billion a year ...

You mean, as in clothes? I don't ...

A solution looking for a problem?

Why?

Around the same time Musk says FSD is going to arrive in Tesla's cars ...

> In commerce and engineering, yes.

Even then, it's more than a bit iffy ...

So there are still a few Musk stans lurking around HN. At least ones who aren't afraid to occasionally show themselves ...

Then it'll be 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, and so on and so on ...

Projecting much?

Wonder what they say about the code. Or do they bite their tongues and make it work?

Based on YC's reaction to the many, many other request like this I'm going to say No. The DIY options in responses are the best you're going to get.

He's gotta get those click somehow.

Only offering logins/registration via Google? No thanks.

Also, the site states "No Sign-in required" but when I click the Start Speaking Japanese button on the front page, an overlay telling me to sign in pops up and there's no way to get rid of it. So much for not needing to sign in ...

I think the term for that is wishful thinking.

And here I thought that this was a license that lets you send John Wick after the people who violate it ...

Care to elaborate on that?

Perhaps as your ISP rather than HN?

>“If he had lost the bet and said, ‘I want my money back because I didn’t think the weather was going to cancel things,’ DraftKings would have kept his money,” Lynch said. “The rules that DraftKings had in place at the time of the tournament did not allow them to void the bets. They changed the rules after this tournament.”

Interesting. If that's true, it's a scummy (though not unexpected) move on the part of DraftKings.

So much for the free market. What a spoiled child!

I choose to be mediocre and healthy (both mentally and physically).

As some (sorry, I forget who) said, even if you win the rat race the sad fact is that you're still a rat.

When has something being illegal or unethical ever been a blocker for this administration?

Ed Zitron's going to have a field day with this!

Reminds me of a voting machine company that tried to sue a state back in the early 2000s for going with a competitor. Then there's the attitude of entitlement that Musk and his companies seem to have. So much for the free market ...

While an interesting idea, it's kind of niche. I somehow doubt that this will become mainstream, even among techies.

Proof?