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Comment #39592742
Neat product. Small thing on the demo: perhaps using Stripe in the demo isn't the most effective choice. Stripe surely has already A/B tested the heck out of their landing page; "F…
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Comment #39349885
Who's going to build the cluster? Who's going to operate it? Who's going to decide how time/access gets allocated? Are results of compute going to be in the public domain? Given th…
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Comment #38794024
Token-based pricing gives me a bit of anxiety. Concern that'll never use them, or that I'll use them too quickly. Any thoughts on a pricing model where I pay an upfront cost, but g…
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Comment #38475268
I assume you're quoting ~$20M based on a search like this: https://www.google.com/search?q=weird+al+net+worth Every one of those pages is absolute bunk with made up numbers. They'r…
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Comment #37351984
This is fantastic. Thanks for the link. Always frustrating to purchase a book, read the first page, and immediately realize that it really isn't my style.
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Comment #37338822
Are there any recommendation engines like this that also allow filtering by books included in Kindle Unlimited?
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Comment #37078280
I ran the 'create a snake' game example using the paper's source at https://github.com/geekan/MetaGPT The creation process used 11,940 tokens on input and 2,993 tokens on output, w…
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Comment #30351504
I suspect shills are aware that people like yourself are looking for negative reviews. Example: https://old.reddit.com/r/eero/comments/mk0l1w/eero_vs_orbi/ This entire thread dumps…
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Comment #30332985
I was three years deep into my engineering degree before learning that many of my peers would attend office hours regularly. I was shocked. Like you, I was under the impression tha…
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Comment #30126569
Managing Director
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Comment #29748721
> Segment - Classroom lecture tool - When the product was deployed in the classroom, all the students opened their laptop and went straight to Facebook instead of using the program…
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Comment #29149330
"News". Anne Wojcicki has been upfront with this strategy for many years, even in a fantastic podcast with YC back in 2018: https://www.ycombinator.com/library/5I-on-starting-and-s…
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Comment #29119987
> Build restful api in golang to manage a dynamic domain name system. Use consistent tenses between bullet points. All other bullet points are written in past tense, but this one i…
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Comment #27451971
Congrats on the release. From your footer: >> Our income as a business relies on affiliate marketing. Regrettably, this kills the trustworthiness of your reviews. I can't trust tha…
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Comment #27438076
An operator might be overkill. I used a K8S cluster to run untrusted code. User code was executed inside of a container running as a job, rather than a naked pod or deployment. To …
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Comment #27130870
Engineers will figure out how to make mistakes like this whether its in the browser or in a native app
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Comment #27041972
One of several examples mentioned in the proposal: > Burris, Heubert & Levin (2006) followed students through middle schools in the district of New York. In the first three years, …
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Comment #27041491
Rather than running with a click-baity title, I'd encourage readers to look at the proposal, particularly the introduction: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/ Don't walk away from th…
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Comment #23323509
Anecdotal: My mother-in-law works at a hospital adjacent to a large reservation. They're treating large numbers of natives. She says people from the reservation refuse to practice …
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Comment #22569622
Do you have a source for the '10%-15%' value? If not, I'd encourage you to not spread FUD.
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Comment #22366150
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonseed_(novel) perhaps?
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Comment #22327513
Something similar to this is the SQ3R method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQ3R Several other comments on this thread mention similar methodologies, as well.
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Comment #22038733
> new AWS SDK Could you share some details on that? A quick Google search didn't reveal anything about major changes to the SDK.
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Comment #21971825
There is an HTTP status code of '402' with message 'Payment Required'. Sounds like an appropriate use case for this scenario. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/…
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Comment #21929918
I'm the mentioned Stephen Grider - to clarify, I don't advocate using Redux on every project by any means, and I apologize if I said anything in my course to that effect. Instead, …