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   by anonu 1y ago

   Corollary: The value is in vibe coding. AKA - knowing how to prompt well.
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   by anonu 1y ago

   > try and look at correctness I am not sure what you mean by this. The underlying concept behind this analysis is that they analyzed the same pair of resumes but swapped male/female names. The female resume was selected more often.
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   by anonu 1y ago

   > Asking LLMs to do tasks like this and expecting any useful result is mind boggling to me. I think the point of the article is to underscore the dangers of these types of biases, especially as every industry rushes to deploy AI in some
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   by anonu 1y ago

   Reminds me of the very annoying word game https://contexto.me/en/
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   by anonu 1y ago

   > 4-6 time a day no problems I think that was your problem. That seems like way too much coffee and caffeine.
6. 186.▲
   by anonu 1y ago

   light beans == more caffeine
7. 187.▲
   by anonu 1y ago

   They should called it NDF - Non-Portable Document Format.
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   by anonu 1y ago

   * saves time sorting, filtering * covers more ground: surfaces items you might miss in the torrent.
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   by anonu 1y ago

   I would just have 1 improvement for HN: add category tags to each post. The reasoning is that what typically piques my interest may not always be the most voted or most commented posts. I also want this improvement via a Chrome Extension -
10. 190.▲
    by anonu 1y ago

    Knowledge cutoff in "October 2024" yet it's sure Trump is president.
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    by anonu 1y ago

    I think thats exactly the point though. There is a perception that "left wing ideals" are represented in art and media and that this must end. This explains the executive order to defund NPR and PBS last week.
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    by anonu 1y ago

    Photographs help jog your memory. That's why I take them at least...
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    by anonu 1y ago

    You jest, but also I don't mind it for some reason. Maybe it's just me. But at least the overly helpful part in the last paragraph is actually helpful for follow on. They could even make these hyperlinks for faster follow up promp
14. 194.▲
    by anonu 1y ago

    This is a nothing loss in percent terms compared to the decline of tech over the last 2 months
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    by anonu 1y ago

    This feels like it was written by a bot
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    by anonu 2y ago

    I'm my town we also have strict rules on signage. Signs cannot be backlit or flashy. Generally they need to be setback from the street. This makes things harder to find but it's also easy on the eyes when you're just walking
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    Request for Startups – Spring 2025(ycombinator.com)

    6 points by anonu 2y ago|3 comments
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Reminds me of https://www.sporcle.com/
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    by anonu 2y ago

    People's models for the world have been massively disrupted. What we knew "before" is sort of thrown out the window now. These tariffs, if they are sustained, will create massive shifts that we cannot fully comprehend. It&#x2
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    by anonu 2y ago

    I would like to think: what doesn't kill us makes us stronger. There's an argument to be made that the US system of checks and balances will be stronger after all of this. We just haven't seen it in action, yet...
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    by anonu 2y ago

    > in my experience the suburbs are the antithesis of this I think you had a bad experience. The center of activity isn't the street in the suburbs - its schools, churches, events, etc...
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    by anonu 2y ago

    I maintain a 2-week supply of boxers, but do laundry every week. Over 10 years theres roughly 520 laundry cycles. I change my boxers at least once a day. Assume each boxer has equal probability of being selected, so it creates a 50% chance
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    by anonu 2y ago

    (Maybe TMI) Last week my wife was admiring a pair of Patagonia boxers she gave me over 10 years ago. I did note they still looked great after probably a few 100 cycles of washing and drying. I commented that Patagonia made great stuff and a
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Off topic but since we're talking about deel: how terrible is it to deal with deel? I've been on employer side of things and it seems like any exceptions to the rigid workflow breaks the entire process. Customer service is complet
25. 205.▲
    by anonu 2y ago

    So safe to say these questions wont be showing up on any upcoming interviews.
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Wait, I threw out my black plastic spatula for nothing? So there was all this media noise about it - but not a single article came across my (many) newsfeeds about a mistake or a retraction.
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Similar thread from a few days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43151152
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Here's a reputable source referencing the event from 2009: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2009-dec-11-la-fi-br...
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    by anonu 2y ago

    But it goes to education! So it's a virtuous cycle.
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    by anonu 2y ago

    Manufactured spend is a common arb. My favorite was when the US Mint had a free shipping deal and let you buy coins with credit cards. Someone figured out how to buy many $100k coins, wheel them into the bank, payoff his card and get free a