Domenic_S

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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Salary caps are exactly how we got health insurance tied to your employment in the US (during WWII)
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> make managers feel like they're adding value. Managers don't need to attend. > If people are waiting until the next workday to be unblocked your team is moving too slowly. Nobody said anything about waiting. Getting bl
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Agree. I also use PillPack for my recurring meds, also an Amazon company. The standard for medical company interactions is a very low bar, but both companies kill it every time.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> I think the gaming industry in general has use[d] the passion that devs have for games as a good excuse to not pay more, which obviously has worked. It's a simple supply/demand calculation. "Game dev" is high on t
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
I charge my iPhone 13 pro (2021) with zero regard for battery health, and mostly via Qi, and iOS reports battery health at 89% which is much better than the expected -10%/year (I say expected because Apple will replace your battery if
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
The fact is we (you and I) don't know what the Android phone's behavior is when plugged in 24/7 (note the author is a community mod for an Android-compatible OS). The UI can/does lie, and it's probably different fro
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
>> If you want to keep your phone’s battery health in the best possible condition it possibly could be in, you must use the Google charger and cable and keep them all plugged in around the clock. > Correct me if I'm wrong but
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> Things like sidecar for a quick virtual whiteboard are basically impossible. Zoom has a good Airplay sharing feature that works well in this situation. But I get what GP means -- I do have a corporate profile, and I made my own @corp
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> For me, failure would have been catastrophic. Perhaps that's objectively true or maybe that's just your perspective (ie, what your level of resilience can handle) Like your classmates I joined a risky startup as employee 1
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Indeed. I use Unifi cams, 3x4k & 5x1080p, they use h.264. My system's current estimate is 19d 20h 37m of recording.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Of course this is all academic: the file size depends on the codec, ie how much you want to trade power for space. YT/Netflix/etc obviously trade for file size very well. But a body-worn device isn't as capable. Take the Axon
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
HD (1080p) video @ 30fps is from 130-149MB/sec 2TB / 149MB = 13,422 minutes == 223.7 hours == 9.32 days I'm being facetious of course but I was surprised by just how much storage space I needed to record security cameras. I h
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Apple does not require any consumer to use iMessage, nor do they make installing alternatives such as Whatsapp difficult. iMessage is simply a messaging option. This is in stark contrast to how MS treated IE back in the antitrust lawsuit da
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> iMessage is just too important to modern text communication to be as locked down as it is. What do you mean; if a private company creates something, and enough people buy/use it, at some point it becomes a common good? I like th
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
I have a hard time believing that the folks who were smart enough to do all this work somehow forgot that lawyers cost money
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Ok so I know nothing about how this works. It seems like if the model was able to properly detect words in the first place, it would never hallucinate 'toxicity'; if it can't recognize the word with high probability, how wi
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> What this refers to is added toxicity mitigation. Oh, well that clears it up! </snark> I don't see any definition of 'toxicity' on the landing page - it seems to be one of those 'I know it when I (hea
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
i would buy the SHIT out of a costco car
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
You may have missed the point of the article, which was explaining just how dystopian a place it is to try and get things done
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> domain on njalla, pay in crypto, add the DNS to cloudflare one of these things is not like the other
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Civic doesn't (didn't?) have a hump. It's for: 1. If the car is available in AWD, they don't have to make a new floor pan 2. Structural stiffness 3. Exhaust/fuel routing
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
In the first handout, any idea what this sentence means?: > For organic chemistry is NEON or 8 valence electrons is key. I can't tell if I just don't know ochem or what.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
I assume your car is newer. I have a 2018 3 and a 2023 X, and the X will nag me almost instantly if it thinks I'm looking at my phone. The 3 however happily chugs along.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
PG&E is charging between 31c - 45c /kWH in CA depending on time of day, season, etc ( https://www.pge.com/pge_global/common/pdfs/rate-plans/how-ra... ) so about $7.75 - $11.25 for that 100-mile fi
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Please save the low-quality mudslinging for Reddit.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
> But how likely are you to get laid off? Much less likely, and guaranteed to be with some not-unsubstantial severance. Non-RIF layoffs (aka 'firing') comes with months or years of warnings.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
If you're really sure, you do that first run and lose money, then show a bank/investor the explosive popularity and get money for manufacturing at scale. Relatively speaking it's close to the easiest type of funding you can g
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
You don't know what a McMansion is. This place is an actual mansion.
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Tip to future folks who jump on HN after releasing something: don't announce that you're here to answer questions and then answer only 2 questions (as of 5 hours after Emil's comment was posted).
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by Domenic_S 3y ago
Honestly I find most theaters’ a/v quality unimpressive. Old screens with remnants of thrown sodas, poorly tuned sound systems, etc. I am sure there are some brilliant theaters with Dolby vision + atmos. My simple 5.1 system and not so

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