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by acover 3y ago
Yes, I remember Google studying remote versus in office work well before the pandemic. This isn't the study but it talks on the issue: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/07370024.2014.92...
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by acover 3y ago
Aren't they traveling much slower versus their orbital plane - basically how much drag they experience? For example, we travel 1600kmph due to the Earth's rotation.
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by acover 3y ago
Thanks, I'm trying to get over the desire to perfect things before releasing them.
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by acover 3y ago
It's all hosted with AWS S3, I have no server. In the future, I want to store the chat history in local storage with some search features.
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Show HN: Playground for OpenAI API with function calls(gpt342.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com)
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by acover 3y ago
Do you have evidence it helps? What course? Obviously more training can help. For example it would be useful to practice riding in the rain, ice, and wet leaves. But at what point does more training not help? When will you be safe? Riding a
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by acover 3y ago
Training doesn't make bikes safe, especially when driving near cars.
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by acover 3y ago
Another solution: use an age limit rather than ban. Motorcycles are dangerous but I'm still allowed to use them.
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by acover 3y ago
When will it surpass Twitter? 3 weeks?
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by acover 3y ago
YouTube is a monopoly. They'll increase ads till it maximizes profit. If you don't watch then they don't profit.
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by acover 3y ago
It's just a rule of thumb and varies alot between communities. https://old.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/1fd2tu/data...
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by acover 3y ago
You are right "on the front page" is not a good question. The question I wanted to answer is "succeeded in getting significant attention". 50 votes is arbitrary but represents about 5000 views and often means there was s
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by acover 3y ago
For curiosity's sake I wanted to estimate the probability of getting to the front page with a show hn. The easy but terrible way is to just look at a few new show hn from yesterday and look at how many got more than 50 points. The answ
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by acover 3y ago
> Mark Zuckerberg Looks to Deliver Hit to Elon Musk With Upcoming Twitter Clone Named Threads Seems normal with a reference to the potential fight.
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by acover 3y ago
> As an analyst, though, I tend to prefer Hume’s empiricism over Decartes - I can only analyse what we can know. We don’t have AGI, and without that, we have only another wave of automation, and we don’t seem to have any a priori reason
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by acover 3y ago
How well does this work? Could it generate tests to confirm behavior in the target and source?
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by acover 3y ago
It's not precise but it's a pretty good bet they prefer current prices turn 2010 prices.
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by acover 3y ago
Seems remarkably stable to me: https://www.statista.com/statistics/198969/home-ownership-ra... .
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by acover 3y ago
Billboards are your plan? 70% of Canadians are happy with the situation. Even more of those who actually vote. If this was actually a problem then it would have been solved. It's not that hard to build houses. Personally I'd like
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by acover 3y ago
If you go to interactive data, then select CT scan (the only x ray like thing on the list) it says 14 days for Canada wide. MRIs are 37 days. Maybe they are talking about hip replacements taking 6 months?
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by acover 3y ago
You're in Toronto! It seems like it's pretty similar to BC. > a maximum assisted speed of 32 km/h https://www.ontario.ca/page/riding-e-bike#section-2 Anything with power assist above 32kmph isn't
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by acover 3y ago
You can make regressive taxes progressive with rebates.
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by acover 3y ago
Aren't those already not classified as ebikes and therefore treated as motorcycles? They need insurance, registration, etc but are being driven illegally just like people drive cars illegally.
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by acover 3y ago
Are you talking about serious safety risk to the rider or too others? From what I can find ebikes tend to kill their rider. Though I can't find good statistics to answer my question.
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by acover 3y ago
Cool! That actually exists, more or less: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-20462-6
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by acover 3y ago
That's surprising. How do you trivially detect bad data? (Beyond extreme examples like below minimum wage) Even when you know the true distribution (in which case why ask for more data) you can only remove outliers. But outliers exist.
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by acover 3y ago
Caving into lying? That just pollutes their database.
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by acover 3y ago
An llm can detect when an llm has outputted an inconsistent world. It can reason. To an extent.
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by acover 3y ago
Where?
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by acover 3y ago
What is retirement age to you? 65?

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