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On desktop HN outperforms even an analogy with email where the trend seems to throw the user's functionality to the side where margins and padding result in only 5-6 emails appearing in an inbox list. No wonder people need AI to sort their mail if they can't even see it.
This is what your FAANG employer made, and make, campaign contributions to.
You can create and grow a dept as a salaried employee, but as soon as you start commissioning yourself you could be creating work to pay for the mortgage oft the bigger house you can suddenly afford.
Like approving your own expenses, or having a colleague friend do so and returning the favour. Stinks of fraud.
They will not move to ~~mocking up~~ sketching a wireframe of something.
But for a grammarly replacement, there seems little reason not to use a local smaller LLM that is guaranteed to respec5 privacy.
So I avoid any service where this is an option.
Basically, anyone that paints knows that the more colours are mixed, the more they tend to brown. Yet because of that misunderstanding in the 1960s in Caltech, in CS more colors = white.
Crazy stuff. A great example of technical debt in systems design where we have all this jazz like sRGB, HSL, HSV, etc, trying to reset that basic mistake in physics from 60 years ago.
Which of thesevis savvier? Serious question. Given a tech worker subset that's analogous to Discord, I'd go for the 40s+ Facebook.
By going back they just use you like the more gullible wallet to bleed that you show them you are. You may think you're not, but to Google all you are is a likelihood to keep coming back to be siphoned of financial blood.
While it'd already be siesta time in the bazaar having earlier eaten your lunch.
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> We believe that water fluoridation is the single most effective public health measure there is for reducing oral health inequalities and tooth decay rates, especially amongst children. We welcome these proposals and believe they represent an opportunity to take a big step forward in not only improving this generation’s oral health, but those for decades to come.