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by 93po 2y ago
Articles are rarely worth reading, so I don't blame them
842.
by 93po 2y ago
i imagine evalground provides different options, my feedback was based on other people using evalground. regardless, the actual work environment when hired also use activity tracking features which is frankly ten times worse
843.
by 93po 2y ago
It's not illegal to have expired tags on private property, which an apartment parking garage is.
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by 93po 2y ago
my justification is that intellectual property is an absolutely ridiculous concept and my actions are driven by my morals and values and not the frequently ridiculous laws of this country
845.
by 93po 2y ago
my mouse and keyboard is circumventing me manually flipping transistors in my processor
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by 93po 3y ago
FYI to other applicants, they appear to use "evalground" for interviewing, which seems to require you to install anti-cheating software and be recorded by camera the entire time. If you don't want to do this, you might want t
847.
by 93po 3y ago
http://jauntlabs.com/ seems to be down/not loading
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by 93po 3y ago
my typical response to this is to plug hckrnews.com which makes browsing HN significantly better for me. and it means you don't have to worry about weird ranking algos
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by 93po 3y ago
FSD is currently using neural-network style AI, and it's frankly amazing to use and watch and is massively useful.
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by 93po 3y ago
Semi has specific use cases where it's great, it's not necessarily economic for all use cases as of today though
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by 93po 3y ago
in my single coding test, which is a task i originally gave to GPT4, it performed so ridiculously better. it provided really in-depth debugging advice as to why the original script wasn't working, completely recoded it in a much smarte
852.
by 93po 3y ago
what's the right answer? my assumption is "not enough information"
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by 93po 3y ago
i just tested this too, really cool. i own a yaris have used an online forum for yaris cars for the past decade and had a vague memory of a user who deleted some of the most helpful guides. i asked about it and sure enough it knew exactly w
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by 93po 3y ago
i'd wonder with #3 if you're slowly training your child to misbehave? i'm sure you're aware of this, i ask more to start the convo if you have observations
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by 93po 3y ago
I didn't mean to accuse you of that, it was definitely some small hyperbole about mainstream opinions. I personally know people in life that would call Elon a Nazi without any irony or humor. I hope the best for everyone, including Elo
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by 93po 3y ago
i appreciate the explanation! thanks!
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by 93po 3y ago
What the actual quotes are, starting at 12:30 timestamp during investor questions segment: "We are able to do simple factory tasks in the lab" "We think we'll have Optimus in limited production in the factory doing use
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by 93po 3y ago
i still don't follow. i guess my point is, when an embedded video loads for me, youtube still knows that it's me . it gives me the same recommended videos i'd get if i were on youtube.com directly. so i assume since i pay fo
859.
by 93po 3y ago
it's possible it could be worth trying to implement coping strategies and methods for people with autism and see if it helps your life. the end result of getting diagnosed would effectively be "here's how to cope with autism&
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by 93po 3y ago
> Remember that robot Elon "unveiled" that turned out just to be a person in a robot costume? this characterization is laughably far from the truth. there was no attempt at deceit here, it was a "let's have fun with
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by 93po 3y ago
Aren't those just iframes, which is effectively just youtube loading inside an existing web page instead of its own tab. I would assume first party cookies would work just fine for this.
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by 93po 3y ago
most of the rest of the world where tipping isn't the norm isn't revolting at real prices
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by 93po 3y ago
I will rebut by saying blank-and-white unnuanced opinions ("you all disgust me") is definitely part of the problem with political discourse, and it might be worth examining if you truly value the things you seem to
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by 93po 3y ago
i think this is a reference to amazon's co-mingling of inventory regardless of where it came from, which results in businesses selling legitimate items having customers that get sent counterfeit goods.
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by 93po 3y ago
If Freenet was as fast and as easy as browsing over regular internet and had just as much relevant content, I think everyone would use it. It's slow, sparse, and requires more effort to install and use, so people don't.
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by 93po 3y ago
Give me your phone so I can make sure there isn't illegal porn on it. There, this is the real example of what's happening, and you're getting something out of it (taking pedos off the streets).
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by 93po 3y ago
Why is this relevant to the posted story?
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by 93po 3y ago
Part of my salary negotiation for my last three jobs has been requiring that I get a new macbook, even if the default for everyone else is windows laptops. It hasn't been a problem so far and my life has been significantly improved by
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by 93po 3y ago
same, i wont even play it anymore
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by 93po 3y ago
When Suno came out I spent literally hours/days playing around with it to generate music, and came out with some that's really close to good, and good enough I've gone back to listen to a few. I'd love the tooling to tak

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