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by cush 2y ago
Doing this the day before the election is savage
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by cush 2y ago
I did a quick test "Best air conditioner by value", comparing Bing and ChatGPT search, and the rankings on the first two pages of Bing vs sources on ChatGPT were about half the same. It's interesting that there is some deviat
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by cush 2y ago
Everyone in this thread is saying this as if humans don't make mistakes. I get presented with wrong code as if it's right code every day
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by cush 2y ago
Just because a student asking a question doesn't mean they're incapable of applying their existing knowledge or intuition... "How tall is the Leaning Tower of Pisa?" - "13ft tall" "Okay well that's ob
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by cush 2y ago
The author is discussing their experience at Tufts
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by cush 2y ago
People keep saying this, but I don't believe Amazon is that unwilling to pay severance. They excel at making tough business decisions and paying for sunk costs. It's an incredibly risky way to run a layoff - top talent will leave
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by cush 2y ago
I find it particularly ironic when someone who goes to a top university with $70k/yr tuition attempts to gatekeep how learning should be. LLMs are just another tool to use. They're ubiquitously accessible to everyone and are an
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by cush 2y ago
I know multiple people who worked at Amazon (I say worked because they've recently quit) who would log two of their three weekly badges by going in the office at 11:59pm, and again at 12:01 am. Their team, managers, and collaborators n
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by cush 2y ago
Definitely too good! The only way I can tell they're AIs is they don't pause or hesitate in their banter. Their ability to talk without thinking is uncanny.
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by cush 2y ago
Spotify just pays the owner of the song (typically a record label) so doesn't need to be concerned with who created it. But yeah, even then, it's surprising the Spotify credits are so poor. Everyone forgets about Ringo!
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by cush 2y ago
fun fact!
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by cush 2y ago
Because it's completely obscure, and Tidal lists all of the obscure people who work on the songs. Spotify does not.
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by cush 2y ago
They 100% do not pull from the same sources. Hey Jude by The Beatles - Tidal lists 22 different people who worked on this song. Spotify lists 3.
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by cush 2y ago
Spotify only lets you read a very reduced version of the credits of a song, and you can't click on the artist to see all of their work. On Tidal, the credits are much more extensive, and you can go deep down the rabbit hole of a produc
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by cush 2y ago
So I've been using Tidal for 5 years now, and feel they run circles around Spotify in terms of curation. Their algorithms and curated tracks are better, and they steer away from the social/gamification features and lean in to arti
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by cush 2y ago
It's baffling how fast and wide the blast radius was for this Crowdstrike update. Quite impressive actually, if you think about it - updating billions of systems that quickly.
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by cush 2y ago
I think they meant that the stress was caused by the TBIs from the mortar shockwaves, not by what they experienced otherwise
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by cush 2y ago
You're using a 15 year old version of Linux?
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by cush 2y ago
> bespoke package for my needs would be amazing When your business is a reasonable size, you'd be surprised what kind of service you receive. > If I ask... the answer is a lie. Which company actually did this to you? If that happ
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by cush 2y ago
> I don’t want a quote. I want pay-per-usage. That's good for you. Your very specific example is one that seems to worked out for you in your very specific case. My point is that sometimes usage isn't so easily measurable and i
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by cush 2y ago
I think there's a big difference between a HN startup not being upfront about their simple pricing, hiding it behind the "Start for Free!" anti-pattern, and an established B2B SaaS with a "Request a Quote" flow. One
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by cush 2y ago
Whether the vendor's internal processes are stuck in the early 2000s or not doesn't negate anything I said. The quotes are multi-variate and it's not extortion. But even assuming updated systems, how could you give an accurat
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by cush 2y ago
I think this is a common misconception around sales. The prices aren't upfront because there's too many variables. Price is determined by more than just number of employees. There's also individual SKUs for each employee, usa
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by cush 2y ago
Regarding an HR SaaS I'm familiar with. A request gets put on a queue for an account executive to call you. The product is complex enough (because HR is inherently complex) that it's easier to have a conversation about your busine
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by cush 2y ago
Because taxes and fines are two different things. Taxes aren't a punishment for a crime. Fines are proportional to a crime. Two of Amazon's 300+ warehouses were found to be breaking a labor law
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by cush 2y ago
They make that every 5 minutes
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by cush 2y ago
Yeah definitely. I specifically only have dead presidents on my webdev podcast. When I interviewed George Bush Sr. last week, he said the housing crisis is overblown and we should all be focusing on moving our React apps to Vue
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by cush 2y ago
It might be a good idea to toss some kind of audio disclaimer at the beginning of the podcast that cites the source and that the audio is completely fabricated. Reason being, the "Attention is All You Need" example on your site ha
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The people that made those decisions are gone
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by cush 2y ago
I think a lot of people might look at this kind of regulatory intervention and think it might be overstepping because of a lack of evidence. Like, are they acting prematurely? The answer is a definitive, no. Feasibility is irrelevant. It’s

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