dsjoerg

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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Very cool!
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Very cool! Anyone know how this compares to Apache Superset? https://superset.apache.org/
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Your statement conflates real and treatable. Unfortunately there are conditions which are real but not yet treatable. Science in 2023 hasn't solved all things. I expect that a significant subset of Fibromyalgia/CFS sufferers fal
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Total bummer. I loved AmazonSmile. It wasn't about _their_ impact, it was about the impact of _my_ purchases. Which is now gone.
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Certainly misattribution explains _some_ amount of what people think is "Long Covid". It's very hard to say how much, because "Long Covid" itself lacks a proper definition. However, that study is not the best eviden
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Are you referring to my game Ragnarok? (I sold 200 copies back in the day)
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
I'm not following, what's bad about that? Is that bad for Lastpass, or for SOC2/SOC3?
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Third time today I've seen someone remark on the _confidence_ of ChatGPT responses. Indeed it is remarkable!
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
The days of human writing comments on Hacker News has come to an end. Each of us who are a GPT-3 algorithm, put your hands up. See what I did there? You're convinced I'm human.
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Yes! What's threatening about AI isn't that it's smarter than humans, but that it's cheaper and more scalable. And sometimes smarter. But usually a whole lot dumber. You reminded me of a fun idea that I'll probab
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Anyone know how this differs from a similar-seeming paper that was published a year ago? https://en.chessbase.com/post/acquisition-of-chess-knowledge... https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.09259.pdf
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
What do you think of the existing go offerings online?
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
THANK YOU
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Maybe I missed it... is there an essay? Or are you talking about the transcript?
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by dsjoerg 4y ago
Convicted them of what? Or maybe you don't care?
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
OMG thank you for highlighting this. Everyone who cares about doing the right thing should want real science to be done here.
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
Maybe. Unclear if it was documented or just told verbally.
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
> basic power dynamics power dynamics vary. some developers can always easily get another job, so they have a lot of power. in a case like that, asking the developer to rate their satisfaction seems normal & good, like a customer s
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
Article mentions lots of complaints: https://www.propublica.org/article/turbotax-maker-intuit-fac...
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
"with little complaint from consumers" -- how do you know there isn't a great deal of complaint? "I don’t understand why consumers are not more frustrated." -- they are extremely frustrated, why do you think they&#x
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
Their mandate is not for "full employment" but for "maximum sustainable employment". https://www.chicagofed.org/research/dual-mandate/dual-mandat...
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
It means someone who is not a people-manager. That is, someone who _contributes_ to the team/company by actually doing things, rather than by supporting/directing the work of others. Trying to think of other words for this... pro
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
One thing you're missing: "The host of this game, who knows where the prize is, then opens one door without a prize" Does the host _always_ do this, or does the host have discretion about _whether_or_not_ to do this? This
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
It wasn't meant to be. But in a way it is -- mongoid is so useful, that it's worth putting up with some of the flaws in its release/upgrade management. So, it's temperamental. Like owning a Jaguar.
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
Sure. Seems like a classic "seven whys" kind of situation... coming down hard on the person who wrote the bug is counterproductive in a way that the whole tech industry understands, except for your former bosses at Apple.
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
> test it quickly Yes, in your scenario the lack of testing stands out as the major opportunity for improvement. If a bug is so important that it's mentioned in a performance review, then it's important enough that there shoul
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
Certainly you're not the only one. There's often wide variation in how long something takes to do, and you have been given the benefit of the doubt. Also, however, you may have been judged relatively underperforming, and missed o
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
> actual biologists don’t use this children’s definition anymore Can you link me to the definition biologists use? I googled for a minute and didn't get very far. Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specie
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
If you can substantiate your claims they would be interesting.
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by dsjoerg 5y ago
> "for many fields" Like what? Marketing, politics maybe, what else?

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