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There’s probably advice and books and other things that PMs here and elsewhere can give you, but also get a network together with the other senior PMs and head of product/CTO I reckon and see what’s working and what’s not. Bit of a “li
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I think what’ll happen when people say “AI will replace X people” (engineers in this case) it’s not that it’ll for example replace 100% of what 80 people might do (even if they’re kid-level), but rather it’ll make 8 people 10 times more eff
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I wonder if the signal strength is worse or not now that the AirTag is enclosed in another case? I have my AirTag in the car hidden, which already seems to reduce the strength.
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I’d love to see the contract those artists signed! I’m sure they did, or should have, gone in with their eyes wide open, and not sure what they expected from OpenAI (since clearly there wouldn’t have been any mention of payment in the cont
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I don't think there's a great mystery - what could possibly be the secret for why people voted for Trump you say? Probably the same reason why people vote for any other political candidate, right? Surely the simplest explanation i
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Came here to ask the same. I guess it's entrapment when law enforcement induces a person to commit a crime they otherwise wouldn't have.. so maybe it depends on how hard and well they marketed it? :) It's such a fine line - b
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Isn’t this just like SEO where you can also try and trick the crawlers? Only difference is that it feels more serious with AI, it’s more realtime, and the AI engines aren’t always smart enough with anti-duping capabilities?
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I’ve heard good things about varnish and believe I used it for a few things back in the day. Squid was also good when I used it in the kid 2000s (not sure where it’s today) and I think I heard that Akamai was originally just Squid on NetBSD
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Wonder if any of the RISC-V cpus are fast enough as a daily driver running Linux? (Or maybe in phones or servers one day I’d that’s the intention) - I was trying to read about it and saw that people’s analysis show some of them are 28% slow
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I think I know why you’re downvoted but I agree. Not to take anything away from this beautiful and sad article but it’s easy for people dealing with mental illness to be dissuaded from getting professional help, which on average is very lik
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On that note, and apologies if it sounds spammy, but genuinely if there's any AI engineers reading, check out asana.com/jobs - we partner with the two leading AI labs (they're all customers of ours too) and I know the team ge
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As much as I think big tech sometimes abuses their power and leverage unfair advantages we shouldn’t stifle innovation by requiring everything to be totally open from the get go. If there’s zero switching costs to go to a competitor then wh
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I honesty dream of having a real old Cray 1 as a couch :-) - those designs were just something we don’t see today, huh!?
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Yep - have a look at https://ha.cking.ch/s8_data_line_locator/
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Would love to see a documentary on this! Related to that time, there are some fascinating documentaries online that goes through a secret “Regan Vest” facility in the woods (now declassified and a museum) of Denmark that was a nuclear safe
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It could be as simple as removing or reducing tax incentives for property investment?
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Is there anything at this (claimed) scale that allows you to increase the yield, adversity resistance and reduce climate and resource requirements of many potential crops already, that’s not a painstakingly long and somewhat unpredictable p
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Ohalo Announces the Discovery of Boosted Breeding
(prnewswire.com)
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It’s the opposite :-) the poster said “swallow your pride” … the cult-like aspect of Apple haters is such a turn off
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It’s probably a mix. I’ve had lots of stuff incl AirPods fixed for free well beyond warranty multiple times (I think because Apple knew they were prone to a defect causing cracking) and an Apple phone case replaced that others would probabl
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Makes sense since Windows is probably still just using the “latest” Convolutional Neural Network type algorithms for their OCR from 10+ years ago :-)
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> “Over the past few months […] we were struggling for compute OpenAI literally said they were setting aside 20% of compute to ensure alignment [1] but if you read the fine print, what they said was that they are “dedicating 20% of the c
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Not exactly super exciting. What would be cool is if Apple would create some truly AI-first powerful experiences (like Rabbit R1's "LAM" capabilities but at apple scale and quality) but I reckon they're so careful as to
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Suggest HN: Rabbit r1 AI device for blind or visually impaired people?
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I wouldn't worry about it if I was the developer. Many people on HN might care but most people on average (even semi-technical folks using a tool like this) probably don't care. Most products have some sort of telemetry capabiliti
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https://www.rabbit.tech/research
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If you were colorblind that could be harder to answer (plus, it seems like a lot of designs have color "themes"). Checkbox is probably best.
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That’s cool. Wonder how well this could be used to create a digital fingerprint of users?
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Tesla FSD V12 First Drives (Highlights) [video]
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Another one or two that I feel are very important; 1. Be invested and show you give a damn, 2. (Related to 1) ask good questions that show you care and are invested
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