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by buggy6257 2y ago
iii. Limits on use of data from the AI Services. You may not use the AI services, or data from the AI services, to create, train, or improve (directly or indirectly) any other AI service. That has nothing to do with your code that you got
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by buggy6257 2y ago
Not specifically the HN who's hiring etc threads, but through YCombinator's job board I was approached, interviewed, and hired. Loved the company, work was fun (even if not my favorite language), but I upset the CTO by questionin
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by buggy6257 2y ago
Baader-Meinhoff
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by buggy6257 2y ago
And he wasn’t paid a single dime extra for his time or effort.
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by buggy6257 2y ago
Math blaster. Stuck in my head forever
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by buggy6257 2y ago
Tangent sorry, but can you give me a quick rundown of the app as a user? I have a Mini 2 and would consider using it, but $25 is a steep price to "try" it...
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by buggy6257 2y ago
For the math that would mean after 8x he’s now making ~111k. Depending on the place he lives this may very well not be keeping pace with COL
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by buggy6257 2y ago
A young girl, Ruby Reynolds (alliterative name), makes a large scientific discovery. ...This is how comic hero backstories start. I look forward to Dinogirl or whatever (far better) name she comes up with!
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by buggy6257 2y ago
Enforced randomization isn't going to fix the problem, it just evenly distributes the problem. Based on these results, it would mean that the graders are just getting tired/lazy/inattentive the further they get in their stack
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by buggy6257 2y ago
They don't say in the comic, but it seems like maybe they named it Unix as a cheeky nod to the "Multics" being too complex so a "simpler Multics" would naturally be "Unics" Am I correct on this?
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by buggy6257 3y ago
I have this exact toy for my daughter I think. I would tinker with it a bit, I think just the fact that you hit a certain set of the buttons was enough on its own - I’d have to find the toy to test but I have heard the same voice stab but d
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by buggy6257 3y ago
> the objectively (from the perspective of a non-oblivious user) You’ll be happy to hear there’s an easier way of saying this! It’s “subjectively” If you need a shorthand you could also go with “IMO”.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
At this point I have PyCharm as my IDE, Obsidian as my official "Notes" with a capital N, and about 40 open unsaved text documents in Sublime Text that i just use as scratchpads. Writing down things, acting as a poor man's e
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by buggy6257 3y ago
How are you still allowed to fly you monster
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by buggy6257 3y ago
We…we did. For 87 years of air travel we did. Went pretty darn good. People seemed to have fun with it. They even looked forward to flights. What an odd comment.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
So… what’s your new last name?
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by buggy6257 3y ago
I could be wrong, but worth mentioning -- my DMs at my work slack have never auto-deleted. Looking through setting shows nothing that calls this out, but one note is that when I click on "Direct Messages" on the sidebar and go to
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by buggy6257 3y ago
Seems like they moved them to a small headphone icon button in the top right corner of the window for the channel/DM you're in.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
I want to hug you right now.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
28 governments signed a declaration agreeing to get wrecked by the rest of the countries that didn't sign this agreement and have no compunctions about using AI to rid themselves of all their enemies no matter what it takes.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
I don't think ANY CEO is looking at Musk's handling of Twitter/X and thinking the layoffs had "no material change to their business" https://finance.yahoo.com/news/elon-musk-x-worth-less-221637.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
Have it named Xfer and then sell it for 2 billion to Musk when he wants to add financial transactions to his Everything App.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
…what are the downsides then?
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by buggy6257 3y ago
That was a lot of words telling us all what introversion isn’t, but not a single word telling us what you think it actually is. Care to try again?
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by buggy6257 3y ago
If perfect spelling/grammar was so easy to have the moment "personal computers became a thing", then why do my eyes bleed trying to read what people write online every day? We've had near-flawless spellcheck for years n
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by buggy6257 3y ago
“No… please… stop…” Willy Wonka quote is appropriate here.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
So is this one just as much of a media-created nothing burger as Quiet Quitting was? I'm betting yes...
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by buggy6257 3y ago
Because as we all know as software engineers, Windows as a whole is likely only written by a single team or maybe even single developer, and thus multiple features cannot be worked on at the same time, and thus you have to pick between thes
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by buggy6257 3y ago
Looks like the summary here is “f** Pinterest”. Soooo many stack overflow scraper sites too god I hate those.
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by buggy6257 3y ago
I'm not sure I get your argument. Basically everything you're talking about applies to physical manufacturing too. You have high fixed costs (equipment, location, assembly line workers, what have you), and you also have marginal

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