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by chadash 3y ago
In my experience, product management is an innate skill that is very hard to learn or teach. This is not to say that you can’t get better at it, just that it doesn’t involve the sorts of skills that are easy to teach in a classroom, it is m
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by chadash 3y ago
I agree that the pricing for 2M actions is so high, that why even show it? But this doesn't seem like a typical use case for rapid prototyping, which is what this seems to be made for
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by chadash 3y ago
I've read in a few places that it actually works worse in most cases. Much better to put the context in your prompt.
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by chadash 3y ago
> Upper management wants to see everyone at all levels back in the office five days a week. They have invested millions into the WADU system, and they want to get a return on that investment. That only happens whenever people are in the
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by chadash 3y ago
> bottom line is commercial real estate (CRE) is screwed and the sole driver of all of this I've seen several people point to this narrative on HN and it just doesn't make any sense. There's three possibilities as I see it
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by chadash 3y ago
Oracle DB has quite a few free alternatives. Yet Larry Ellison is the world's 4th wealthiest person.
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by chadash 4y ago
> Design is how it works, not how it looks. I think it's both. Interior designers are primarily interested in aesthetics. Same for the majority of famous fashion designers, who are usually not focused on making utilitarian clothes.
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by chadash 4y ago
The overall point holds, but this is more like 0.75 years of profit, or less ($424B market cap x 2.76% dividend yield is a basic calculation, but there's all sorts of accounting reasons why this might underestimate actual profit).
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by chadash 4y ago
Fair point, although it was a private company with 8 investors, so it wouldn't be that crazy to file 8 lawsuits.
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by chadash 4y ago
A 9-figure acquisition sounds like a lot, but consider that this is less than 0.05% of JP Morgan's market cap. Their market cap is down $6 billion today, and it's not even a particularly notable day. And it's not like that mo
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by chadash 4y ago
This seems like the real story right here. It looks like the first grants went to curl, celery and apache arrow. I think it's great to see large companies doing this.
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by chadash 4y ago
I don't have a question, but I am a Framework 12th gen board owner and I just want to say what a cool company Framework is. For those who haven't seen a framework in real life before, I cannot emphasize enough how easy this thing
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by chadash 4y ago
This quote is taken out of context and is perhaps not a charitable meaning of what the author means. Here's the whole paragraph: > Lanier doesn’t even like the term artificial intelligence, objecting to the idea that it is actually
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by chadash 4y ago
It would actually be pretty poetic. 100 years ago, Detroit was one of the wealthiest cities in the world. It was perhaps the center of the US economy. The Model T was introduced in 1908 and by the 1910s and 20s, there were more than a dozen
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by chadash 4y ago
> Of course, the LLM is just regurgitating the facts from the textbooks as well as thousands or millions of test samples. Sure, it is regurgitating facts. What's impressive is that it knows which facts to regurgitate.
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Despite What You’re Told, Banks Do Not ‘Create Money’ (2022)(forbes.com)
2 points by chadash 4y ago|1 comments
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by chadash 4y ago
For the fridge, I liked a former company that had a policy that you label your lunch with a dated sticker. Every friday the fridge gets cleaned out. If you don't have a dated sticker, dated within the last two days, it gets tossed. Doe
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by chadash 4y ago
I agree with your characterization in general. If all someone has is an idea and no relevant experience to back it up, run. I can’t stand people like that. But there’s one type of ideas person I’m thrilled to work with. Someone with deep an
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by chadash 4y ago
> * For example, in the Twitter/Elon case, there was a question as to whether Twitter could successfully sue Elon for the equitable remedy of "specific performance" (making someone perform a specific action). It would have
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by chadash 4y ago
This is not new news, but nonetheless important to replicate and keep studying. I think the first often-cited study about this was in 2008 [1]. There are several more, including one in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2015 [2]. Basica
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by chadash 4y ago
Both. It isn't worth JP Morgan's time to understand the different neighborhoods in Boston. Their computer model is their computer model. But think about where you live. I'm sure you can tell me that certain streets are desira
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by chadash 4y ago
I'll add another example. I have a friend who lives in the Boston area and bought an old home about 10 years ago with the intention to gut renovate it. He didn't have enough cash to pay for the renovations without a loan, but the
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by chadash 4y ago
This is pretty wild, but at the same time, it should be noted that SVB is a commercial bank. The average salary at J.P. Morgan is much lower because they have tons of people working relatively low wage teller (and other retail branch) jobs.
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by chadash 4y ago
The buck does not stop with the CEO, it stops with the company’s board, who represent investors and who the CEO answers to. The CRO often reports to the board and at the very least, communicates directly with them. The reason for the role o
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by chadash 4y ago
"> And what have non-profits done for me as a consumer or user, putting aside the ones I work at—namely, George Mason University and the Mercatus Center? That is harder to say. They might have helped with my health care, except I h
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by chadash 4y ago
This is quite different than a bailout. They can’t just go to their customers and say, hey, we got this bill now you have to pay for it. They can raise fees, but then customers can go to another bank. They can lower what they pay in interes
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by chadash 4y ago
I think that this is a dangerous attitude that leads to more laws and the clawing away of rights. The supreme court explicitly held that people have the constitutional right to hold an anti-gay rally outside of military members' funera
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by chadash 4y ago
I don't know. I regularly hook it up to two monitors (one 2560x1440 and one 1920-1200) at the same time (via a USB hub) with zero issues. Not sure how it would perform with two 4K. If you search around https://community.fram
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by chadash 4y ago
> I think they have a nice middle ground between DIY and "works out of the box". Yes, you can change parts if you want, but you don't need to fiddle for hours to get something going again. With enough money you have on-si
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by chadash 4y ago
Buy a pasta straining spoon. It’s basically a large spoon with holes in it that replaces a full size pasta strainer. Is it better than a pasta strainer? No. Is it easier to clean, absolutely. I use mine all the time.

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