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jiscariot
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Comment #49171548
At some point, I'd think labs would start "teaching the test" and start adding bike riding pelican's in the fine-tuning.
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Comment #48463794
In the US, every time I file my taxes, I wonder what % of people don't meet the cognitive barrier to successfully file. I suspect a large portion of people offload tax filing to a …
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Comment #48256629
I spent countless hours as a kid trying to figure out the games secrets. Only, 20-years later, did I read that you were supposed to be collecting specific items and putting them in…
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Comment #48168697
Not FANG, but I work at a company that operates some infrastructure at scale. What I've seen is after we've rotated through a number of different tools, in different pilot groups, …
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Comment #48138942
Still, they didn’t give up because that wallet contained 5 BTC; this may not sound much, but it has a value of almost $400,000. They are really underestimating their audiance here.…
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Comment #46492732
Additionally, the author seems to be placing value judgments on agreeableness and neroticism. That's fine they if want to change their personality, but I would be very hesitant to …
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Comment #46438265
I've read this one before, but this time it really hit home in how unlike most of the modern AI-emoji-filled-cringy-heading-20-page blog slop, it is. Very refreshing.
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Comment #46403284
I like when people explore deep interests and share them. Especially, someone who has been doing it for 15 years, consistently. A pre-AI window of humanity. This stuff is more impo…
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Comment #46316978
I agree - there is a baseline amount of effort that should be expected. I was once dealing with a co-worker who was treating me like an llm. I had to encourage him that our job isn…
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Comment #46246678
Will this help other services like Netflix, Spotify? Or am I misreading things. My understanding, at least several years ago, that Netflix was paying as much to Apple in subscripti…
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Comment #45929346
Just think about what they could accomplish if they had more engineers than lawyers.
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Comment #45312518
I wonder what effect the US's heavy reliance on HB1 visas (and off-shoring more broadly) has had on the size of the cohorts graduating with CS degrees. All I have is anecdotal conv…
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Comment #45118492
Using the author's loose criteria, one could say a criminal record is a social credit system. These are the emergent fruits of living in a complex society, where one cannot realist…
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Comment #44977802
The emergent trait of AI laceing every other sentence/comment with emojis is a pretty good signal for when you want to ignore AI slop. I almost wish it was codified in to the model…
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Comment #44837867
Where I live, the ability for the "Kia Boys" to easily steal cars, really boosts their effectiveness at robbing people at gunpoint. Sprees of 20 people being robbed by the same gro…
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Comment #44759383
Agreed 100%. I will enjoy the creative financial engineering that likely comes with this policy, as we attempt to classify more and more things as gratuity, to escape the reach of …
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Comment #44735274
I'd love to find a way to encourage more dragonfly's to come hang out in my yard (middle of forest). I think of them as little organic mosquito-eating drones.
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Comment #44291057
The skilcraft US government pen, was spec'd to write 5k in -40F to 160F and is also manufactured by the blind. I've got a box of them spread out anywhere I need a pen. https://www.…
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Comment #43986740
I re-read Gatsby about 30 years after high-school and came away thinking that it was one of the most well written books I'd ever read. FSF's command of the English language is true…
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Comment #43732278
Target basically decided to stop "over-delivering" on DEI. e.g. stuff like $2 billion to black-owned businesses, increase black workforce by 20%, etc. Even with the rollbacks, they…
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Comment #43582900
> "Every pub conversation winding up talking about it." Is this a SV thing? Conversations about IT with anyone other than co-workers are a once-a-year thing for me. It is actually …
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Comment #42934707
The fact that the elephant in the room, the Jones Act, is never mentioned in the parent article, is pretty telling.
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Comment #42812699
Google translate says vim = 'I came' in portuguese, so I guess that explains Brazil.
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Comment #42675256
There is a lot in this piece, but one of the things mentioned was public spaces. While it likely doesn't play a huge role, it can't be ignored that the last ten or so years in the …
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Comment #42666885
My issue is the metrics constantly parroted to show inequality wouldn't (shouldn't) stand muster to an Econ 101 student. - Household income disparities between groups, without cont…