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by cj 2y ago
Basically, yea. Maybe being pedantic. In certain fields, there is a serious and distinct difference between Accountability, Responsibility, Consulting, and Informing. Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsibili
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by cj 2y ago
I disagree with the authors definition of accountability: > The fundamental law of accountability: the extent to which you are able to change a decision is precisely the extent to which you can be accountable for it, and vice versa. No.
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by cj 2y ago
what you’re describing is not someone who is accountable for something. In the hiring example, perhaps the person A stops being accountable for hiring someone successful in the role, and rather they are accountable for successfully hiring p
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by cj 2y ago
> If you have 200 candidates, you need to hire somebody to sift through the resumes, have like 5 rounds on interview and everybody chiming in, whoever pulls the trigger or recommends someone is now on the hook for their performance. That
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by cj 2y ago
This article seems to redefine the word "accountability". In the first sentence: > In The Unaccountability Machine, Dan Davies argues that organizations form “accountability sinks,” structures that absorb or obscure the consequ
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by cj 2y ago
I’ve always been under the impression that QUIC was designed for connections that aren’t guaranteed to be stable or fast. Like mobile networks. I never got the impression that it was intended to make all connections faster. If viewed from t
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by cj 2y ago
In other words: Enable http/3 + quic between client browser <> edge and restrict edge <> origin connections to http/2 or http/1 Cloudflare (as an example) only supports QUIC between client <> edge and doesn’
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by cj 2y ago
For some reason, the guarantee in the format of the response doesn't seem sufficient in preventing backwards incompatible changes that may happen to models. Yes, the response might be in a standard format. But a well formed response ca
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by cj 2y ago
SEO. Whether you can rank for a specific thing people are searching and looking for is also a good litmus test of 1) is there demand for your thing ... are there people searching Google for your solution, and 2) is the market not so extreme
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by cj 2y ago
> they just think you're an idiot. To be fair, the average employee doesn’t have much more than idiot-level knowledge when it comes to security. The majority of employees would rather turn off automatic OS updates simply because it’
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by cj 2y ago
Rightly so. The M processor really did completely eliminate all sense of “lag” for basic computing (web browsing, restarting your computer, etc). Everything happens nearly instantly, even on the first generation M1 processor. The experience
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by cj 2y ago
Not if measuring by relative speed.
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by cj 2y ago
The fastest and simplest way is to ask them directly by calling or emailing. Searching for information about private legal entities, while possible, is inconvenient and usually incomplete/sparse.
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by cj 2y ago
Asking your dev team to prioritize deploying updates to your markdown site is also intimidating. In most companies, everyone outside of engineering has a view of engineering that “Developers hate to be interrupted and need everything schedu
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by cj 2y ago
Adding in my anecdata: I've been tracking HRV since 2018 (I wear an Apple Watch 24/7, aside from charging). Over 6 years between 2018-2024, I went from being 70 lbs overweight / very out of shape, I then lost all of the weigh
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by cj 2y ago
In my experience, Markdown isn't the barrier. It's the: - Plugin ecosystem. Marketing people want to use specific plugins for SEO, automatic internal linking, etc. Those plugin only work with wordpress. - Marketing people want to
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by cj 2y ago
I liked the way Netflix used to automatically start playing whatever show/movie you're hovering over in the app from the first scene. If the first 30-60 seconds pulled you in, you'd continue on to watch the full movie/sh
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by cj 2y ago
I think the OP's main point is "press shift 3 times" is a very uncommon and unintuitive keyboard shortcut. What do you disagree with?
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by cj 2y ago
(Spolier alert): The class name is "login-lawsuit"
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by cj 2y ago
You can still be convicted of something even if other people are doing the same thing and getting away with it. So it doesn't matter whether this practice is unique to TikTok. "What about all my competitors doing the same thing&qu
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by cj 2y ago
Stupid question, but what do you listen to in the car without FM? Surely playing music doesn’t require that you you connect your phone to your car?
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by cj 2y ago
True, although "back in the day" people used to memorize at what times during the day certain routes were busy, and they took alternative routes ("the back roads" in my area) to get around traffic that could be predicted
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by cj 2y ago
That’s a great demo of Canvas. Slightly OT, but one thing I noticed further into the demo is how you were prompting. Rather than saying “embed my projects in my portfolio site” you told it to “add an iframe with the src being the project ur
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by cj 2y ago
This is cool, but I wish it were integrated into tools already used for coding and writing rather than having it be a separate app. This also demonstrates the type of things Google could do with Gemini integrated into Google Docs if they
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by cj 2y ago
> did anything good come from wework? More coworking spaces.
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by cj 2y ago
It created a speculative asset that some people are passionate about. However, if you saw the homepage of HN during blockchain peak hype, being a speculative asset / digital currency was seen almost as a side effect of the underlying t
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by cj 2y ago
You could have said the same for crypto/blockchain 3-4 years ago (or whenever it was at peak hype). Eventually we realized what is and isn't possible or practical to use blockchain for. It didn't really live up to all the ori
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by cj 2y ago
But is it illegal to buy a LLM model trained on such data? No, perfectly legal and acceptable (if we apply the same standards as we did for copyright).
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by cj 2y ago
Apple also has $100b of debt, so maybe it's a wash?
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by cj 2y ago
> Before things like this become widespread, can we get some etiquette (and legal awareness)? I was watching CNBC interview last week with the founder of https://mercor.com/ (backed by Benchmark, $250m valuation). The fo

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