Dayshine

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by Dayshine 1y ago
Well, we've made other situations where companies offer people money illegal. Such as bribery, or paying someone to steal trade secrets.
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by Dayshine 1y ago
But why should it take time at all? Newer developer tooling (especially some of the rust tools e.g. UV) are lightning fast. Wouldn't it be better if you asked for it and rather than having to manage workers it was just... Done
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by Dayshine 1y ago
Nvidia's parakeet https://huggingface.co/nvidia/parakeet-tdt-0.6b-v2 appears to be state of the art for english: 10x faster than Whisper. My mid-range AMD CPU is multiple times faster than realtime with parakeet.
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by Dayshine 1y ago
It mentions ONNX, so I imagine an ONNX model is or will be available. ONNX runtime is a single library, with C#'s package being ~115MB compressed. Not tiny, but usually only a few lines to actually run and only a single dependency.
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by Dayshine 1y ago
Yes, a company will do very well if it fills itself with naive employees who think that if they work insane hours and sacrifice their life for equity (which they'll never get an exit event for) will do very well. But you don't wan
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by Dayshine 2y ago
> This is so unusual of HN Is it? I see paragraphs of testimony from HN users who love anything whether that's a programming language, web framework, etc.
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by Dayshine 2y ago
The main issue I see is that it's impossible to know how hot a pan surface is, and food cooks very differently at the same temperature depending on things like moisture content. So how on earth do you know whether it's at high tem
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by Dayshine 2y ago
"we validate a method proposed by various authors before" Does this mean you expect them to add additional analysis to their paper evaluating it against your unpublished work? That's what validating would involve. I can see a
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by Dayshine 2y ago
Is your objection to the word "Novel" or to the refusal to reference your work? If they were not aware of your work, which is the only reasonable assumption, then their work is original and independent research. Almost all work is
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by Dayshine 2y ago
They went through "De Novo" premarket review as their medical device was distinct from any previous devices. This is a higher standard than the normal "510(k)" process. Both tracks involve a lot of evidence, a lot of doc
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by Dayshine 2y ago
What's unusual about a proprietary product which has a non commercial use carve out? That's pretty standard isn't it?
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by Dayshine 2y ago
Self-employed or small company might not care.
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by Dayshine 2y ago
> Maybe less But how does it impact your average user rating?
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by Dayshine 2y ago
What do you mean? The unlimited tier didn't come with AI last time I checked. That's the ultimate tier which costs 2.5x as much to pay for the ai?
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by Dayshine 2y ago
Would you be upset if they just paid themselves a higher salary? Do you think they charge too much? Do they charge more than you think it's worth?
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by Dayshine 2y ago
I'm suggesting that self owned companies are allowed to and often do spend absurd amounts of their spare money on pointless things like marketing or internal transformations. The difference they don't tell you about their internal
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by Dayshine 2y ago
Re the t-shirts: last time I checked the were private equity not VC and priced their product for profitability not growth. Would you be upset if they had just donated that excess to charity?
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Set all conflicting shortcuts to prefer ide, then set them up again using nonconflicting leader keys. Are there particularly many vim shortcuts that use ctrl that are important?
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by Dayshine 3y ago
You mention you get to learn new skills and technologies; but if they only want to hire people who can immediately do what they need, how does that happen? Does it involve a bit of stretching your experience?
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Uh, I'm working for a startup because it pays more then more established companies and provides better benefits. I'm not sure why I would work for less unless I was founder, or it was a charity or other public good.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Except the phones do last that long at that price point, it's just the software updates that stop. I have a 15 year old bog standard Toshiba satellite which wasn't expensive. You don't get what you pay for with hardware at al
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by Dayshine 3y ago
How does your bank handle 2fa for online, individual, purchase approvals? In the UK it's SMS, call, or in app approval. In app requires biometrics, or failing that usually a complicated two stage password.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Is there any chance you could share an example of the kind of prompt you're writing? I'm always reluctant to write long prompts because I often find GPT4 just doesn't get it, and then I've wasted ten minutes writing a pr
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by Dayshine 3y ago
The weird part is that the video conferencing is excellent compared to the equivalents of zoom and Google. My entire computer can be dying due to intensive cpu load and the teams call is fine. Zoom causes the cpu load. Google doesn't h
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Proper HDR support. What's the point of fancy OLED screens when you can't use them?
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by Dayshine 3y ago
You have agreed to a contract, so there is debt...
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Why do people keep recommending this? If you do this the next step they take is sending your debt to collections, and now you have either ruined credit or a court case.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Why do you need to be comfortable that it won't be embezzled? All systems have inefficiencies. Is 10% of money wasted due to duplicated bureaucracy different impact than embezzlement? Do you hold charities to the same standard? I'
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Bangs can go anywhere in the search term, and if you press "!" on the search results page it focuses the search bar and types it there.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Why not just use bangs to change from the more common to less common region on a search by search basis? Or just use the programming (or other) lens for documentation

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