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hiby007 commented on Google Illuminate: Books and papers turned into audio illuminate.google.com/hom... · Posted by u/leblancfg
Why I feel this will end up on https://killedbygoogle.com/
hiby007 commented on Salesforce will lay off 10% of staff as part of restructuring marketwatch.com/story/sal... · Posted by u/Octokiddie
Plenty of new companies have popped up over the past two decades, but every single time, if they make any progress on anything that might someday make money, a mega-corp will throw $300 million at them and competition solved!
It's hard to be angry at the company for selling out, because the way capitalism works is all the money goes to the individuals who are able to effect the decision, so they get life changing amounts of money even though everyone else gets pennies, if that.
But it should be clear how detrimental this system is to a functioning and competitive market.
Well what do you think about risk and pressure a founder takes?
A question I’ve never been able to find the answer to: which is more durable and lasts longer? Anecdotally, everyone I know who runs Android replaces their phone far more often than those who own iPhone. But there’s so many different variables, it’s hard to know if they are replacing it because the phone is less durable or because iPhone owners replace it less for other reasons.
Well the iOS is so efficient in memory management that every new version of OS they release will run reasonably well on the older phone that Apple supports. Generally iPhone gives 4-5 years of support.
So you need to replace iPhone's less often.
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I think this is because, mushrooms are known to increase levels of NAD+ in our body[1].
[1]https://www.springfieldwellnesscenter.com/mental-health-blog...
If you pay for Google Services, they have an SLA (service level agreement) of 99.9% [1]. If their services are down more than 43 minutes this month[2], you can request “free days” of usage.
Edit: Services were down from ~12:55pm to ~1:52pm, it's 57minutes. Thanks hiby007
[1] https://workspace.google.com/intl/en/terms/sla.html
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_availability#Percentage_c...
If you click on the red status dots, it has report with timing.
How: They used real, paid jobs ($10-$200 range) and had expert freelancers create detailed rubrics to score the deliverables. The "human-in-the-loop" model involved the expert evaluating the agent's work, providing feedback, and guiding it to a final, client-ready state. The dataset is dynamic and based on actual client demand, not static tasks.