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by catillac 5y ago
I’m a working professional with no PhD in a field where it might make sense, and I’ve certainly made hiring decisions positive where one candidate had a PhD and the other did not. It has not affected me personally, but I could also see wher
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by catillac 5y ago
I would change any links you have pointing to Imgur. But as for storing the contents, wasn’t it just a site for memes? I can’t recall a single time over many years seeing anything worth preserving that wasn’t essentially throwaway content.
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by catillac 5y ago
For practical purposes this is not correct though. It would be trivial for the person whose turn it is to make _any_ legal move to shift the current turn over to their now-deceased opponent and as such win the game.
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by catillac 5y ago
Expanding slightly to say, “…not a lawful defense to murder in the jurisdictions of which I am aware.” :)
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by catillac 5y ago
I have also noticed this. One in particular who I followed because they posted a bunch of really excellent astronomy photos and had an exuberance for space flight recently “got accepted” to “go to Mars” and now they “live on a faux mars bas
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by catillac 5y ago
I mentioned this above, but at least in the short term my experience has been that paying more doesn’t yield better results on most tasks, which I naively attribute to those skills not being available at any price from the current populatio
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by catillac 5y ago
Sounds a little meta! Managed managed labeling workflow. I do wish Amazon would do a better job with this, and I also have no doubt if a company like this sprang into existence and was successful, Amazon would clamp down on it in some way —
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by catillac 5y ago
I have definitely upped the pay and not achieved better results. I don’t think it’s quite as simple a solution as you’re making it out to be. Realistically no matter how much you pay people who don’t have the medium to advanced skills to do
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by catillac 5y ago
I think it’s obvious to an everyday English speaking person, this is a take on a regular saying, like “costing an arm and a leg” or “sell my firstborn” or something. Though if I were this Twitter person, I would definitely avoid any metapho
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by catillac 5y ago
Hypocrisy in view of all the other legislation issued and ideals held by the legislators.
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by catillac 5y ago
The law is significantly more expansive and covers anyone assisting in the abortion services, including providing things like rides to the clinic, etc. not just the person or provider.
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by catillac 5y ago
This is good. I love Texas in general and have many close ties, but the hypocritical directions they’re taking are too much. We love Austin as well and as a startup actively looking to open its third office, Austin is a really attractive ta
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by catillac 5y ago
This seems in jest, but who among us doesn’t cite Hipparchus when working on geospatial topics??
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by catillac 5y ago
Framed like that it’s hard to imagine choosing one or the other and the answer might be intractable. A more interesting question might be: What would it take to align policies around housing for everyone with policies around increasing the
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by catillac 5y ago
What does AI Safety mean in this context?
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by catillac 5y ago
I’ve known people with epilepsy who were banned from driving due to this possibly. If they had driven and gotten a seizure and killed someone, they would have been driving with a reckless disregard for the safety of others, which is enough
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by catillac 5y ago
I don’t know much about trading, but it appears to be down nearly 5% this morning as of right now. Regardless, I think you’re conflating trading price with whether something is material in general.
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by catillac 5y ago
My thought would be that we hear lots of anecdotes because they claim a full self driving capability, so it’s particularly interesting when they crash and are using these assist features. Indeed when I bought my Model Y I paid extra for tha
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by catillac 5y ago
This seems right to me. I had an iPad Pro and it was kinda meh. Basically just collected dust. Got a remarkable 2 and basically use it every day for note taking and sharing between it and my computer. Annotate PDFs, make drawings like in a
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by catillac 5y ago
Famous last words, but I get the sense that the need to handle this sort of load on Clubhouse is plateauing and will decline from here. The app seems to have shed all the people that drew other people initially and lost its small, intimate
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by catillac 5y ago
This comment is a bit rosy on TikTok, and your stereotypes are off a bit. I use all these platforms, and all things you attribute primarily to a single platform above have bled into the other platforms, where format allows. Just look to Ins
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by catillac 5y ago
Yeah we’re a small startup and we pay $120k / 12 per month for interns. Otherwise it’s difficult to get interns at the level we need. Really not surprised finance pays more.
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by catillac 5y ago
Still, it’s hard to imagine how one might ever consider such a small inconvenience “gravely inconveniencing” even in that very specific context. It’s such a small thing. I don’t think one has to have worked in the salt mines to think this.
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by catillac 5y ago
I didn’t get the sense that the parent comment to yours was talking about formal exercise, but as a way to use different, stronger muscles to achieve the same result as using ones arms, and with the added benefits of mechanical advantage th
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by catillac 5y ago
It sounds like it was a side task not related to the company or the company’s work, but rather the writing was at the whim of the person at issue. My framing is something like telling someone who reports to you to do your college homework.
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by catillac 5y ago
Overfitting isn’t binary. Plenty of cases where something has overfit a bit and has a hard time generalizing to inputs in the distribution far from the limited training set, but is good at things near its distribution but unseen before. Tha
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by catillac 5y ago
This is a fair point
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by catillac 5y ago
One example is of a game that no one ever has to play. The other is of something that effectively no one in modern society can live without and many more steps removed.
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by catillac 5y ago
Note the granting party has to allow this, one cannot unilaterally take their granted options and make an 83(b) election. It’s often a smart thing to do, but it’s not quite “One Weird Trick” to pay less in taxes.
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by catillac 5y ago
I hire and pay top of market and I definitely look at cover letters, at least scan them (some are huge tells that they don’t even know what we do, so it weeds out the candidate), and often they’re the thing that differentiates the various c

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