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by a13n 1y ago
I predict that in 6-12 months we'll all be back on VS Code. I would hate to have Microsoft as a direct competitor, especially in a space they care so much about (developers + AI).
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by a13n 2y ago
It's pretty rare. It was flagged dead when I came across it. My comment got over a dozen upvotes so it seems others feel similarly.
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by a13n 2y ago
I wish HN allowed threads like this to hit the front page... The world is changing pretty quickly, and stuff like this does have implications on war, business, technology that's I think is worth discussing here.
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by a13n 2y ago
> I’d argue that the most valuable companies of the AI era don’t exist yet. They’ll be the startups that harness AI’s potential to solve specific, costly problems across our economy—from engineering and finance to healthcare, logistics,
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by a13n 2y ago
Couldn’t you just do a breadth first flood fill from the player every time the environment changes? Would be O(n) where n is total number of cells, which would be fast on any hardware or in the browser. You’d still want to use the direction
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by a13n 2y ago
Please add the ability to make time go backwards in addition to forwards! Also, when you click on the stop button (should probably be a pause icon), the icon should change to a play button. Final feature request: relativistic mechanics pls.
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by a13n 2y ago
Run LeetCode problems until you can crush the technicals
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by a13n 2y ago
To some extent this is what Section 174 is about. If you hire US-based engineers working on R&D (most software engineers) then you amortize their pay over 5 years. Foreign-based engineers working on R&D get amortized over 15 years.
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by a13n 2y ago
Did my best Borat voice and got Italian → Russian → Bulgarian.
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by a13n 2y ago
If you were to code this statement in JS, it would be: hats.every((hat) => hat === 'green') === false (A) is the only one of those potential answers that must be true to guarantee the above statement is satisfied.
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by a13n 2y ago
pretty normal in banking/consulting fields. not sure they write it in the job listing though.
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by a13n 2y ago
I feel like there’s insurance for this kind of thing
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by a13n 2y ago
Canny | Senior Frontend Engineer, Senior Software Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time | https://canny.io Canny uses LLMs to automatically find customer feedback in support and sales conversations, to help product teams build better pr
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by a13n 2y ago
there are millions of corollas there’s only one openai
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by a13n 2y ago
It could have been strategy instead of insanity. By starting conversations at $7T you anchor high and potentially drive a greater outcome than starting an order of magnitude lower.
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by a13n 2y ago
agreed on energy for reading. do you think it’s that we’re getting older or that the friction associated with consuming information is just getting lower and lower over time?
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by a13n 2y ago
> The macroeconomics of venture capital are a bit different now than in the 2010's. If you are growing revenue to $B in <5 years, and creating the fastest growing consumer app in world history, then 2010's VC rules still ver
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by a13n 2y ago
This article is a joke. The sheer arrogance of publishing content about venture-backed AI businesses when you clearly have no clue about VC or AI... > OpenAI has not had anything truly important since the launch of GPT-3.5 > [OpenAI]
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by a13n 2y ago
could also be correlated to people having fewer kids?
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by a13n 2y ago
fullstory
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by a13n 2y ago
yeah saying AI is questionable is like saying building the internet or electricity is questionable
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by a13n 2y ago
> The OpenAI chief told White House officials that A.I. data centers would be a catalyst for the re-industrialization of America, creating as many as half a million jobs Would love to hear OpenAI's explanation behind this line of th
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by a13n 2y ago
I think the right strategy is to use building in public to get a bunch of initial users and traction, then iterate on your product to the point where other channels like SEO/PPC are going to be profitable.
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by a13n 2y ago
Counterargument: I started Canny and we were a "build in public" startup early on. Building in public was an invaluable marketing channel in the early days. When you are just launching your product, it's really difficult to g
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by a13n 2y ago
I don't know that we have evidence that survival instinct goes away after reproduction. It's still valuable to our species to survive after reproduction in order to protect and nurture offspring, for example. There's no evolu
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by a13n 2y ago
Survival instinct is deeply hard wired into all animals, including humans. It's natural to want to continue living. Anti-aging is picking up now because there's a growing belief that significantly extending the healthy human lifes
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by a13n 2y ago
Love this project. I just moved from Toronto, and compared to the US was frustrated by how every major industry in Canada was basically an oligopoly. In Canada if you look at telecoms, banks, insurance, grocers, airlines, etc – there are a
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by a13n 2y ago
lots of the US has similar legislation to GDPR at this point, e.g CCPA
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by a13n 2y ago
Canny | Content Marketing Manager | REMOTE | Full-time | https://canny.io Canny helps software companies keep track of feature requests to build better products. * Small SaaS business, 17 person team, $3m+ annual recurring reven
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by a13n 2y ago
I mean when your PE ratio is 75 expectations are about as high as they can be

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