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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
Nice of them to sell near the bottom and help me accumulate more.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
I believe you get 6 sessions on the NHS, but the therapist can recommend you for more if they think it's warranted.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
You can atomic swap BTC to XMR to obscure where the coins came from but you would have to then launder them to get fiat. I'm not sure how that's done, buying gift cards could be part of it. I think in many cases the coins are just
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
What is a node in this context and what does designing a new node entail? Does this design process mean TSMC can do something with ASML machines that another company with the same machine couldn't do?
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Ask HN: Why is TSMC so competitive in semiconductor fabrication?
149 points by YourDadVPN 3y ago|143 comments
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
I didn't think he was advertising, but I did misinterpret it as him saying only shorter term contracts were available outside IR35.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
Shorter than a year suits me. My goal with contracting is to have time off between contracts to have more energy and time to bootstrap some business ideas. It is a shame this legislation passed, I understand the concern about hidden employe
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
It's really a missed opportunity. In medieval times, we would have created a Programmers' Guild, kept the AI for ourselves, made up some reason AI can't generate code, automated everyone else out of a job, and been the master
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
Since current AI only generates code that has some similarity to code it's seen before, I suspect this will only be an issue for people doing low code or making relatively simple CRUD applications and the like, at least for the foresee
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
So the worst part of the job will become the entire job? Great!
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
You can contract outside IR-35 still, no? At least there were some advertised on LinkedIn last time I looked. If the contract is outside IR-35 then you can still claim expenses and pay corporate tax instead of (most) income tax.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
I hope this is a joke. It made me laugh, anyway.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
Do you have any recommended reading for these three categories?
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
This seems like a bit of a reach. "Move fast and break things" to me means take risks, don't get bogged down in process or do the same thing everyone else is doing. I don't see how you get from that to stabbing people. Y
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
I have a daily cronjob that runs Clam AV, rkhunter and a few others on my Linux laptop & home server. Never really detected anything but I don't even notice the scan running, contrary to any AV software I used on Windows.
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by YourDadVPN 3y ago
I still have their credit card as a backup. This is no surprise, their app has always been terrible.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
If he didn't steal it himself, then it was just handling stolen goods, technically.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
Especially when there's a decent chance the compiler would replace the loop with a call to strlen.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
The drawings one is weird. In the case of the "decoy" being of age, it doesn't matter because the person intended to abuse a child. But a drawing? It's disgusting but I don't see why it should be a crime.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
This is my view. Why recreate human intelligence when we already have human intelligence? AGI would be cool but we can already train AI to do specific tasks better than humans, that's good enough.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
I think they learned from Microsoft Tay what happens if you train AI online without a curation process.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
IMO it has more to do with people's desire to believe others are honest than any skill.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
You can't really evaluate your ability to detect lies accurately, because you can't count the times someone was lying and you didn't notice it. You also probably can't count the times you thought someone was lying but wa
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
Is it unrelated? He's assuming Musk's takeover caused the downtime, but you're assuming it didn't. I can think of several reasons it might've (removing a large amount of staff and overworking the remainder being obv
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
> I still am not sure I truly understand what a Monad is but I can see the pattern and use it as a tool. It feels more constrained at first but it brings order to chaos. Ha, I learned Haskell over 6 years ago and I still can't expla
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
> Incompetent employees tend to gang up on competent employees every time so you are almost guaranteed to lose your best talent and get left with dunces Could you elaborate on this? How have you seen employees gang up during layoffs?
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
Should be impossible, the model won't have write access to its weights when it isn't being trained. If you hacked the machine it was running on and gained FS write permission, sure, but you're not getting GPT to update its ow
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
> It is strange to see that it is mostly the English speaking world that suffers from this, too. Is it? I would say the Anglosphere does relatively well, and that's not a compliment.
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
I don't think it's as bad as all that, but it's certainly heading that waym
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by YourDadVPN 4y ago
That's... quite spooky, do you have any theories as to what happened? I hope you at least changed all your security info.

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