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by balls187 4y ago
Is your unfamiliarity with a paid mastermind a reflection of the relatively low value they provide, or a reflection of the echo chamber that exists in the HN/Startup/EIR community? Masterminds are big fitness community (martial ar
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by balls187 4y ago
They have gps tracking. While petty criminals probably steal and scrap them, turning it into some sort of enterprise seems like it would not be worth the ease of being caught.
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by balls187 4y ago
When will we get the “Contradictions of Dang?”
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by balls187 4y ago
> Why? Because it's bad practice to provide sensitive information to untrusted sources, and if you are an ethical developer, it's an anti-pattern to write software that encourages bad practices. Your credit card company will re
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by balls187 4y ago
Scratch is also one of the largest places for kids to play games.
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by balls187 4y ago
And what percent of employees send sensitive information via unencrypted email?
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by balls187 4y ago
Imagine a paying Adobe CC customer. They use Firefly to generate a poster, and unbeknownst to them, the image it generated is a reasonable facsimile of a copyrighted/trademark character. The person has inadvertently committed copyright
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by balls187 4y ago
This runs into the core problem with technology--we answer "What can we do" before "Should we do it" and "What are the impacts" Let's say you take your hello kitty dot art, and make a poster promoting a co
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by balls187 4y ago
It's important to note that this is generative AI. As pretty much everyone on HN is aware, AI is a broad term for a variety of technologies. AI has been in our everyday lives for quite some time, but not in a way that generated (no p
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by balls187 4y ago
> What services did Alex render in this story to justify being a "rising star" He didn't. What is perhaps a touch of poetry is the author learning (the hardway) about the lessons with managing large amounts of cash, while
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by balls187 4y ago
Why not? As an normal user, generative AI powered search is pretty transformative. Instead of returning a links to stackoverflow articles ad naseum, getting a generated summary is really handy.
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by balls187 4y ago
Google Docs Dictation is not enabled for firefox.
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by balls187 4y ago
Right, lots of legitimate reasons why a person might get laid off, yet there is an unfair negative association with it. Hence stigma.
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by balls187 4y ago
No, I am saying there is a stigma for being laid off, which comes from the (incorrect) belief that companies don't layoff their top performers. As noted, there are many reasons why layoffs may occur, however, the stigma of being laid o
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by balls187 4y ago
I ask all new hires to ghost write a short intro. They would essentially tell me some facts that I would then re-write for them, so why not just use their own words. If they want to use generative AI, that’s on them.
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by balls187 4y ago
Yes it absolutely does carry a stigma. What companies layoff their best people? (I say as someone who has been laidoff)
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by balls187 4y ago
It was bound to happen. The rest of the world weathered the pandemic; it’s time for tech bubble to burst.
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by balls187 4y ago
If your therapy isn’t going well, find a new therapist. Regarding your feelings about your PhD, is it correct to assume you have an advisor? Have you spoken to them about both your stress and your recent break up?
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by balls187 4y ago
The hotsauce syringe is arguably a useful idea.
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by balls187 4y ago
Shout out to my man Jacob at the Renton Domino’s. Tracker is always accurate and the pizza is always good. For my small family, domino’s (using coupons) is a great option. My wife loves the gluten free pizza.
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by balls187 4y ago
In the US our rights are mostly protected by one’s ability to pay for legal protection. I don’t know how it works in the UK. Having rights is all well and good, but in the US we’ve see. countless cases of government infringing on those righ
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by balls187 4y ago
Bing chat reminded me of the first time I played Dark Souls and kept hitting the Crestfallen Warrior. It was interesting to see the game respond in manners that were (at the time) unexpected and unique.
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by balls187 4y ago
I recommend those execs play Halo Infinite online via Xbox Live. If I screen shotted me writing down a bunch of racists phrases via MS Word, would they patch the software to disallow that content?
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by balls187 4y ago
What abuse? I can disable Bing’s safe search feature and pull up all sorts of content, from the mildly riske to the downright repulsive. Why wouldn’t Bing Chat allow the same capabilities?
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by balls187 4y ago
Old bing returns 0, when I asked that same question. Did you try that same query, and what results did you get?
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by balls187 4y ago
Until it gets gentrified like previous neighborhoods. Other neighborhoods missing: Fremont Wallingford Georgetown Columbia City Rainer Beach Northgate W. Seattle Queen Anne Belltown Magnolia S. Seattle Ravenna Beacon Hill South Park Leschi
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by balls187 4y ago
What I find interesting and impressive 1) your photography 2) your HN account is ~3 years old, with 33k karma.
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by balls187 4y ago
Keep your head up; as you can imagine places that are actively recruiting are being inundated with resumes, many of which have Amazon, MSFT, Google, etc on them. Has your network been helpful?
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by balls187 4y ago
One that makes stack-exchange sites.
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by balls187 4y ago
Through Steam, tested on three different verified for steamdeck games. When woken back up, steam will recognize the controller (so you can use it to navigate the UI), but the running game will revert back to keyboard and mouse. Using the co

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