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Then you build the iso yourself and distribute to every cloud platform? It’s not always that simple.
I think because trials take so long, the probability might be higher than you say.
Better to freeze a fridge than to cook it
> That alone is more complex than the whole system the user built here.
so what?
Perhaps the author of the code and architecture (Claude) should receive those questions.
> who logged sauna sessions via connected apps
It seems you ask participants to log if they went to sauna. Out of curiosity, why is it not simple to also ask for a type?
What’s stopping you from using those?
And Surfer, the OG content optimization platform.
Because to 99.9% people it’s obvious and fair to assume that person asking this question knows that you need a car to wash it. No one ever could ask this question not knowing this, so it implies some trick layer.
> The snowball grows passively over time naturally
Only if you push it down the mountain. Then it’s also susceptible to crashing and breaking down.
Normally what you do is you have to push the snowball manually. The bigger it gets, the more people you need to push it in a coordinated manner.
I think it’s excellent metaphor.
> vaccinating babies torture
it's irrelevant for this discussion, as it's not for sport but other purpose
Posted by
methyl on Friday December 19, 2025 @03:34AM
from the pnas.org dept.
This was headline news in Poland
I kind of did that back in the days when they released Worker KV, I tried to bulk upload a lot of data and it brought the whole service down, can confirm I was proud :D
> Quality goes up by slowing down.
Not necessarily. You get biggest insights about quality after you ship, not before. Slowing down means you ship later, which means the insights are delayed. Unless you work in a rocket industry et all, slowing down will be detrimental to the quality.
IMO this is nothing more or less than a successful marketing stunt, I suspect once it gets the reach it can get, they will replace it with something less radical.
Very cool growth hack idea and I admire the fact that they were able to pull it off, as crazy as it is.
Reliable (ie. can open after 2 weeks of sleep with full battery)
I wish more laptop producers overengineered their products the way Apple does.
Has any attack like this been ever seen in the wild? Not saying it's impossible – but I'm just curious if this vector was ever successfully exploited.
How do you force gemini or any other model to actually login to the bank system? Anything I try, I end up with "I can't do that as it's sensitive"
For pyramids, I think modern thinkers underestimate power of a lot of people working together in harmony for long time.
I’d honestly prefer the first option
> But why is this classified as a deficiency and a disorder
I think it’s because it’s outside of your control. Ideally you would be able to choose which impulses you want to respond to, and with ADHD that’s extremely hard.