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by coderintherye 3y ago
Great to see this effort! Couldn't think of a better duo to experiment with it! >with academic groups to help support research that might help make AI more accessible Jeremy, are you already talking with Sky Computing Lab? I recall
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The poker player is providing entertainment for others. It's really not much different than working on a company backed by a rich investor where the CEO skillfully plays their cards to maneuver more money out of the rich fish while the
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Have you considered starting out with IT work for other lawyers? Then you can make good use of both skillsets. I'd imagine a lawyer is going to be more open to paying a fellow lawyer for some IT help to improve or automate their work t
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by coderintherye 3y ago
>second-best Your performance comment is right there. What else is "second-best" other than a comment on performance?
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>If you’re on the board of an organization like that, settling for a second-best CEO to save a 7-figure sum just doesn’t make sense. You're falsely associating higher pay with performance, when oftentimes they can be inversely corre
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Good catch. I use hn.algolia.com regularly, hope it is not permanent. Algolia is also a fairly great product for those who don't want to muck around building their own search. I hope this isn't them cutting off HN, as that would b
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Just go to Home page, click PHP, then it is the 3rd result (#171 PR on OpnForm) Looking again at it, it seems like maybe you are trying to show there is a claim on it by having a profile picture off to the right of it of the person with the
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Great work. Quick suggestion: Separate bounties with a "claim" active from the search for "Open Bounties". I spent last 15 minutes reading through the bounty and thread only to get to the end and see a claim was already
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Start with googling "did crime fall during the great depression" because reputable sources will show you that no, during the first part it did not and then it only fell after recovery programs began to be put in place to put peopl
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Stop focusing on what others (family, society, etc.) want you to be and instead accept yourself for who you are and focus on enjoying life. That's it. Simple, yet also exceedingly hard given how difficult it is to root out all judgemen
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by coderintherye 3y ago
>before anyone else did Not disputing your claim per se, but Google had a project called Daydream back at least as early as 2017 (though seems earlier) and rolled that into Area 120 projects. They canned it at some point in 2021 I believ
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Drones Seeding Farm Fields(twitter.com)
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I'd love to see it, even in unpolished state. It'd go well as comparison vs. this code I've been playing around with from Phillip Rosedale (Founder of Second Life) where he's simulating economy for purposes of determinin
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Check if your ublock origin install is corrupted. This happened to me the other day. There should be an option to "repair" it on the plugin page and that should hopefully work.
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Hardware security module https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_security_module
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Everyone who wants to do a startup should thoroughly read and comprehend the Disco Elysium situation. This is why so much money goes to lawyers and why contracts should be written to have zero trust in your business partners even if you do
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by coderintherye 3y ago
What an absolute bizarre hill to die on. As another commenter said: "...use UL, unordered list, and insert the numbers into the text."
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Dynamic scoring sounds great on the surface, but I agree with the commenters that it essentially allows for "making shit up" to drive an agenda. To make a better case, the CBO or other entity should be making predictions today an
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Has anyone figured out who "Venture Capital Fund-1" is? The investment being referred to seems to have been into the "Peppersec Inc" entity. They're anonymized this way in the indictment and online listings don&#x27
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This is a false narrative made pretty clear by the indictment: https://www.justice.gov/media/1311391/dl?inline If you start a company and take investment and rake in money without AML controls then you're goi
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Great write-up! I'd add that most of the shortcomings of each archetype can be overcome by good process and communication. I think this is what highly technically minded engineers find most frustrating in team-based workplaces, that th
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For the unimaginative, can see at least 3 potential use cases: * Pal to solo stay-at-home dog for when owners are away at work * Companion to elderly or infirm who wish to have a pet but cannot physically take care of one * Having immense f
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by coderintherye 3y ago
Would it be possible to allow members of the public to join the Slack channel as read-only members, thus being able to verify that your script is doing what it says it does? https://slack.com/help/articles/36000463
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Assuming you are good with a non-research role, then yes. Easiest way to get into that work, in my opinion, would be to take a data engineering job on a team that has an AI/ML capacity and then start learning from that team and taking
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Your mileage may vary, literally, but I walk 1-2 hours everyday and am 10/10 on self-assessed happiness and mental health.
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Great write-up. To think how much some innocuous things like offshore mooring points can become a critical asset. Also really enjoyed this factoid: >a new tanker in this class costs $40-$60 million, often less than one load of fuel it ca
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I think you can apply the author's thinking to also looking at how our societal and economic outcomes relate to our circumstances of birth. People want to delude themselves into believing they succeeded from "hard work" where
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In a world where everyone could buy the headset for $3.50 (thus there is no profit value to buying it and then re-selling it) then that percentage actually makes sense.
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A16Z reached out to me once about Worldcoin. It was clear from our conversation they only cared about investor returns. I hope the SEC goes after them for the WLD token. For anyone who actually cares about digital identity and isn't ju
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Start from understanding that the list of people waiting on kidney donations in the United States is long, and the average wait time is 3-5 years. Some awaiting kidneys will die before getting a donated one. If selling kidneys were legal in

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