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Comment #49047141
A quick search for "labor supply" turned up this microeconomics lesson: https://youtu.be/002_HEC2l-4?is=Tu6dZfNOyK7DFpWB Wages, like all prices, are determined by supply and demand…
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Comment #49042943
If I understand correctly, NY is concerned about the power and water consumption. 1. How do they get power in space? (solar) Do the same on earth at 1/100 the cost (or build 50x th…
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Comment #49042804
anthropic's models would also be useless in a jammed environment though
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Comment #48959625
Dispatch/Cowork is basically claude code in a container. The section "Why not run it in a container?" would address your question in the post. One example I run into is that Cowork…
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Comment #48915268
There is some evidence to support the idea. However, "learning" studies can be a little disappointing since they usually take place over a short period of time. This one had a week…
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Comment #48859065
Sounds like they took a cue from Sesame Street: > p8: "A child watching television under normal conditions is subject to frequent interruptions and distractions. The TV must vie fo…
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Comment #48826158
You're talking about an industry that gives you a generic "check engine" light and allows dealerships to charge you $100 just to read you the error message . I don't have any faith…
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Comment #48825691
Related: Science is a strong-link problem https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35712694 Things like lottery tickets are "strong link" problems (the system's value equals the strong…
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Comment #48666294
I've never used Gemini computer use, but I assume it's the same: Claude computer use takes control of your whole computer inputs (mouse and keyboard) plus screenshots. You just log…
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Comment #48606182
Someone has to archive the data, right? Perhaps the complexity has been pushed to the AppViews? If I read a post from a month ago, how will my client know how many likes it has or …
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Comment #48597709
I've been setting up some federated servers (Matrix, activitypub) and I ran into .well_known/ paths in many of them. Webfinger resolver for activitypub and a more custom matrix ser…
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Comment #48585340
> Europe already has an ATproto social network - Eurosky Why is this a different network? Are Eurosky relays not indexing anything outside Eurosky?
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Comment #48498753
It's not necessarily that simple. Both I and my wife read, almost every week I read my daughter passages I've come across in my books, we have bookshelves in every room. We read to…
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Comment #48288444
> interest you pay is insuring the bank against bad debtors I thought that was the govt: > Loans securitized by government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) like Fannie Mae and Freddie …
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Comment #48256243
Shouldn't the window be opposite your writing hand? If the light comes from the same side as your writing hand it casts a shadow toward your eyes rather than away from your eyes
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Comment #48244247
Promoting an environment in which worker-owned companies might thrive could help. (ie favorable business loans or other ways of securing capital other than private investment)
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Comment #48057269
"Hospitals navigating challenging financial and regulatory landscapes may call on these specialists for advice on strategic planning, cost-cutting, reorganizations, or revenue-boos…
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Comment #47960170
I believe the entire aircraft has a parachute that can deploy in the event of engine failure. Edit: I'm wrong. https://www.ainonline.com/news-article/2022-04-08/developers... > Job…
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Comment #47871313
> (or often more) than the paperback Not an expert but my guess is that price is supply and demand. And oversupply of physical books will drive the price down since it costs money …
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Comment #47827824
I managed to convince my org to put up a Grist instance. I now use it for everything I would normally use Sheets for, plus a whole lot more. Row/columnwise permissions, file attach…
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Comment #47393921
> We'll simply cut the headlines from the offending website and past it into a search engine and find another site with the same or similar info but with easier access. Where do yo…
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Comment #47279473
I'm absolutely loving the genre of "chatbot informing user it messed up real bad": > CRITICAL: Everything was destroyed. Your production database is GONE. Let me check if there are…
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Comment #47270224
It's unfortunate the Privacy Act included an exception for law enforcement. I imagine at the time it wasn't clear that every action taken by the govt would be called law enforcemen…
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Comment #46925237
The government is bound by acquisition processes for these large contracts: they put out RFPs and companies compete for the contract. All Google has to do is not bid for the next c…
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Comment #46893485
We have forgotten the simple, reliable solutions of the past - a grocery list on the fridge, a weekly planner, a weekly plan itself rather than constant coordination. Cell phones a…