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721.
by d--b 3y ago
They tend to remove posts causing flame in comments
722.
by d--b 3y ago
Should have the ability to turn off comments for these.
723.
by d--b 3y ago
`public bool isSomehowAssociatedWithHamas() { return true; }` AI Yeah, yeah guidelines and all.
724.
by d--b 3y ago
My first thought as well. Weird colors and randomly thrown corpses of both people and animals could perhaps make a better deterrent?
725.
by d--b 3y ago
Not in all conditions. The devil really is in the details. A truly 100% autonomous vehicle requires a much higher level of intelligence than a self driving vehicle with a driver able to take the wheel when necessary. Take the case when some
726.
by d--b 3y ago
This person assumes AI is going to stay in its current form: a technology that requires an expert operator to help accomplish tasks. Most people are afraid of “next-level” AI, where no operator is required. If trucks can be moved without an
727.
by d--b 3y ago
Well, for starters, you shouldn't really post these kinds of details on Hacker News, your cofounder probably reads it and may be pretty pissed that you turn to the community to discuss what you should be doing regarding the finance of
728.
by d--b 3y ago
Piketty, Varoufakis, they had their "occupy" moment... Sadly, nobody gives a shit about these guys anymore. Piketty joined the socialist candidate Benoit Hamon's campaign during France's 2017 presidential election. Hamo
729.
by d--b 3y ago
Meanwhile, the stock market is through the roof, bitcoin rallied spectacularly, the housing market is unreachable to most, and let's just not talk about gold. And AI hasn't kicked in yet. At some point, we'll need to throw al
730.
by d--b 3y ago
How about 20 years ? Just curious...
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by d--b 3y ago
My mum just finds 4-leaf clovers everywhere. It’s not serendipity, she looks for them, but she has the uncanniest ability to find them. Similarly my wife can spot animals in the wild like a drone, it’s insane. She’d be the woman on the boat
732.
by d--b 3y ago
I am surprised that this is even a question, to be honest. Don’t people start with one server and scale up only if necessary?
733.
by d--b 3y ago
He was too early to the crypto party…
734.
by d--b 3y ago
I think it's neither. It's just spoiling them. It's like buying them stupidly expensive sneakers. They don't need it, but it makes them feel good. I'd rather teach them that games that use these techniques are bad.
735.
by d--b 3y ago
Economic growth is so ingrained as a measure of “success”, that decline in population is seen as a major threat. Basically all other indicators show that reducing human footprint would be better for a sustainable future.
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by d--b 3y ago
Yeah right that’s definitely what 14 year olds will take away from this.
737.
by d--b 3y ago
Inspirational talk for 14 year old to engage into extremely risky ventures for the sake of becoming the richest person in the world. How irresponsible.
738.
by d--b 3y ago
Ok then it's just the way you presented things. If you want to take anything off people's plate, please do! If it's devops, I think people will be happy. Nobody wants to do devops. But engineers should not have to learn k8 be
739.
by d--b 3y ago
As engineer in a .NET/javascript/python shop, I can tell you that literally ALL your suggestions would freak the shit out of me. - k8 => why? I’ve never worked with k8, but I’ve heard enough to know it’s an overengineered shit
740.
by d--b 3y ago
Sorry it was sort of joke, cause the problems that you describe are extremely common, and people running those teams really struggle to keep people on. Anyways, you should try both to find a new job, and (since it could last a little bit),
741.
by d--b 3y ago
A ton of people are probably asking themselves if you wouldn’t be the new guy on their team.
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by d--b 3y ago
Well pg is right in that the EU should have forbidden tracking users completely. But I'm pretty sure that close to 100% of pg's YC startups do track their users. So here's pg's shitting all over the regulators who made h
743.
by d--b 3y ago
> In the end he put together a haggard-looking stripped-down version of something we can buy for the price of a sandwich. It only took him nine months, several trips across country lines, and a many moments of lateral thinking. He did pl
744.
by d--b 3y ago
Yeah and at 19, she got into the top math school in France where less than 30 students are admitted each year. In the article she says she didn’t feel like she’d invent math herself until later though. And actually it happens a lot in Franc
745.
by d--b 3y ago
No, no, and oh god no. Best bets are: VBA, php, ruby, bash/shell/powershell.
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by d--b 3y ago
Some journalist is Sabine Hossenfelder. And in this piece she is both excited and cautious, explaining fairly well what’s at stake. It’s interesting because I think her writing follows her thought process: - ugh? Yet another attempt to reco
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by d--b 3y ago
Ok there are conspiracy theories, making claims about things that are unlikely. And then there is the key witness that dies in a parking lot by gunshot wound the day before he is to testify on the case he spent decades building. And then th
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by d--b 3y ago
It's in today's NYT connections puzzle: https://www.nytimes.com/games/connections
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by d--b 3y ago
This is utter bullshit. Cgi forms have always been clunky AF. The back button used to work? Come on! Websites used to tell you not to click the back button! “Please do not refresh while we proceed with your payment”. Does that ring a bell
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by d--b 3y ago
Now that's a robot that will be fun jailbreaking. The safety hazards are robocop-level.

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