Viewing profile — jobs_throwaway
jobs_throwaway
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Mar 01, 2022, 8:58 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 1,474
- Public activity
- 524 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About jobs_throwaway
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49211392
There's been a lot of failed attempts at therapeutic vaccines and the like, but nothing has proven effective. It seems that the virus is quite hard to detect and target in the skin…
-
comment
Comment #49159778
Yep. I'm categorically ignoring messages and PRs that are obviously AI written.
-
comment
Comment #48993222
A win for privacy and freedom
-
comment
Comment #48877774
The article says that its already known to not work against human drone pilots, its specifically targeting AI-piloted ones
-
comment
Comment #48812802
Classic HN responses ITT. Very Reddit-like in its absolute knee-knocking fear at any kind of liability/rule-breaking
-
comment
Comment #48748754
This is one reason why piracy is legitimate and important
-
comment
Comment #48733951
Why should I give a shit what 95% of other countries do? 99% of other countries are worse in every way that matters
-
comment
Comment #48673032
The Brothers Karamazov reads like young adult literature? Hard disagree there. Maybe in terms of how navel-gazey it is, but the themes are not at all young adult.
-
comment
Comment #48672939
> Romeo and Juliet is so overdone in pop culture there's nothing interesting there The whole point is to read the actual primary text that has been so done, re-done, overdone. And …
-
comment
Comment #48672798
You didn't code it, you stole it from open source OS and compiler maintainers
-
comment
Comment #48661720
And in real life piercing the veil is extremely exceptional
-
comment
Comment #48340032
Probably. And they deserve to be able to prove it in a way that the current tests do not allow due to their low ceiling.
-
comment
Comment #48339958
> Anyone who scores near perfect (within the margin of error) should be admitted to at least one UC campus You really don't see a problem with that? Our best students should not be…
-
comment
Comment #48311429
Yes, the scores at the top are way too bunched. A perfect score should indicate generational genius, not the 100th smartest kid your year in California.
-
comment
Comment #48311222
A lot of hurt feelings. Which to be clear is productive. We treat university students with kid gloves far too much
-
comment
Comment #48311137
Anathem* for those like me who googled it
-
comment
Comment #48311113
Give teachers authority again. It shouldn't be their problem if a student wants to fail the class.
-
comment
Comment #48299854
It depends what you mean by locally. I don't foresee running a model on my laptop anytime soon to power a coding agent. Far more likely is an infra team at my company operating an …
-
comment
Comment #48137570
Our best universities have massive endowments is a national asset
-
comment
Comment #48137554
Laughably wrongheaded
-
comment
Comment #48137483
> And frankly, it’s a loss for the nation: When you shrink the pipeline of basic discovery research, you choke off the flow of future solutions, innovations and cures – and you shr…
-
comment
Comment #48050405
Actually an enormous whitepill on Burning Man. Modest amounts of debris, real accountability, and improvement over time despite overall growth. You really can't ask for much more.
-
comment
Comment #47949257
> Is it really about crying about outages You mean being affected by the constant outages that make the product literally unusable? If you were doing any serious work with it you m…
-
comment
Comment #47767550
You're wrong. The Subway, Orderville, and Mystery Canyon are all slot/narrow canyons and you won't find crowds remotely comparable to the shuttle stops. You can get the unique cany…
-
comment
Comment #47767525
May is not off-season