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by 7thpower 2y ago
There have been rumors of the system prompt changing for some services if the user had strikes on their account from earlier conversations. I wonder if you were impacted by this because what you described has not been my experience nor have
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I think there were a lot of factors at play behind the will of the leader or form of government, including resources and technologies available to the respective nations.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
How do you know?
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I love that. Although, I prefer not to be reminded they will grow up. I would freeze time if I could.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I’m not sure I follow..
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by 7thpower 2y ago
When we took my 3 year old on her first vacation and stayed in a hotel, she would have a meltdown every time there was a commercial. Her mind could not comprehend because she had literally never had any content interrupted before. I wish I
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I will be interested to see if the Trump administration will target their response at any specific companies or entities related to telecommunications (beyond existing measures) or just focus on existing tariffs and export controls. I also
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by 7thpower 2y ago
It’s not just for tabs and spreadsheets, I also have an ide, containers, etc. I do think the memory footprint of many applications has gotten out of hand, but I am more than willing to spend the extra money not to have to think about it.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
A few years ago while I was working for a large enterprise I was brought in by our CTO to understand what IoT problems Intel could help us solve. I remember saying ‘unless it has something to do with their connectivity solutions, none, beca
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by 7thpower 2y ago
Seriously? What if you want to have a few browser tabs and a spreadsheet open? Or containers? My M1 routinely rests around 22gb of RAM.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
It could be worse, they could’ve located it in the center of the bottom. Do people really use the physical button that often? 99% of the time I just let it go to sleep.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
My urge to pass judgment on the short sighted explorers is at odds with some of the commits I have pushed to get something to market at the expense of some future souls. This was a great read to start the day with.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
To be clear, it is hated by many pro-Americans and some of its other customers as well, primarily for its cost (over runs).
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by 7thpower 2y ago
Appreciate the note!
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by 7thpower 2y ago
You are doing god’s work. Also, fyi for others. Many public libraries have NYT daily access codes you can use for free. It’s a bit of a pain to have to renew each day you want to read NYT but is still great to have. Having a gift link is ev
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by 7thpower 2y ago
For some reason I read this as Fredrick Douglas and thought maybe it was the undocumented parts of Fredrick’s life. Disappointing, but otherwise a great read.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I love Teslas but hate that feature. Why would you want the most used features to be on a touchscreen?
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by 7thpower 2y ago
One of the reasons expensive consulting agreements, especially those backed by strong brands, are so prized in large companies is because they offer career insurance paid for by the employer that covers the employee. If you are an employee
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by 7thpower 2y ago
They are genuinely more efficient as a result of ingenuity and intense competition. In addition to that, they have the entire supply chain on the continent and have become incredibly vertically integrated. I know someone will chime in and t
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by 7thpower 2y ago
That’s great, I hope you find something you enjoy.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I have been getting hit up by recruiters left and right over the past 4 weeks and my conversion on applications has increased ~3x. For reference: I’m in Product and have mostly been working on Gen AI for the past ~4 years (gpt-2). While the
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by 7thpower 2y ago
They are taking a page out of Microsoft’s strategy of clouding out all sunlight.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
OpenAIs press release game is unreal. This totally overshadowed Google’s grounding release in my feeds.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I have learned to seriously question my instincts on when something is too late as there are many niches to fill and this is likely a building block for broader functionality. That being said, for all the talk about how bad google has becom
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I wonder how much longer we will be hearing different mashups of the VMware saga. I swear this has popped up on my feeds over the past year nearly as much as iPhone 16 speculation has.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
It is a great deal. The core demographic of HN has been very fortunate and does not understand what the norm across industries is.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
I wonder if this is an example of the freedom of being an arms length subsidiary or foreshadowing to a broader strategy shift within Microsoft.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
Molex and others may as well get behind this. EVs are driving all the content (as you can imagine, electric vehicles are way more profitable than IC not only because they have additional connectors but also because they tend to have more ad
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by 7thpower 2y ago
Mid voltage (~48-60) uses light blue. Ideally you should be able to differentiate high voltage (orange, iirc), safety (yellow), mid voltage, and everything else.
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by 7thpower 2y ago
Why do you hope they never get allowed in France?

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