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by ec109685 1y ago
Yes, but you are still talking about a loan. That 1M in write offs are guaranteed to come over a five year period.
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by ec109685 1y ago
Yes, big tech companies are lesser affected and they were already amortizing their expenses as “cap labor”. It’s a pretty bad article general and to blame the law change on this is all kinds of disingenuous: “It’s no coincidence that Meta a
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by ec109685 1y ago
Why doesn’t a PR of that magnitude come with tests?
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by ec109685 1y ago
I’d be really frustrated if my device was compromised by an esoteric audio format that I had no intention of ever listening to. If these parsers can’t run inside an isolated process, perhaps they shouldn’t be enabled at all?
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by ec109685 1y ago
How do you avoid having your users stare at spinners while their browser makes api calls (some of them depending on each other) in order to render the page?
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by ec109685 1y ago
DRM protection and Subscription is a powerful motivator: https://x.com/paulg/status/1926227216318296308
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by ec109685 1y ago
I would still say code is more likely to be reused in the monorepo versus trying to take an external dependency in the poly repo case. Just the ease of making a change to target your case is so much higher.
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by ec109685 1y ago
If you make models fast enough, you can onboard that expert developer instantly and let them reason their way to a solution, especially when giving access to a RAG to. Over time, I models will add more memory and institutional knowledge cap
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by ec109685 1y ago
Step it up a notch and see if Netflix works w/ its DRM.
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by ec109685 1y ago
Regarding stale-while-revalidate, the author calculates maximum load like this: “With the options available on hn.unlurker.com, there are only 10 * 12 * 8 * 2 or 1920 possible combinations, refreshed at most once every 15 seconds” That math
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by ec109685 1y ago
Cursor for instance does lots of tricks to make applying janky diffs efficient, e.g. https://blog.getbind.co/2024/10/02/how-cursor-ai-implemented...
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by ec109685 1y ago
Do you mean Apple isn’t doing this out of the goodness of their heart?
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by ec109685 1y ago
It sounds like that's what they're adding for their permanent generators. Unfortunate that their portable "temporary" generators weren't equipped with this technology.
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by ec109685 1y ago
You could say the same thing about paying everyone a flat salary that you attract the middling ones. And no way all salespeople are worth all the commission they are paid as all times. You think the quality of Anthropic’s salespeople had
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by ec109685 1y ago
Why is that a good thing?
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by ec109685 1y ago
While there are a few things highlighted in the post that are unique to this flat comp structure (e.g. no middle managers worrying about comp and leveling), for things like “we hold a high hiring bar”, it isn't at all clear that paying
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by ec109685 1y ago
This is so alarmist. Whatever company buys chrome would have incentives to keep investing in it. Similarly if Google can’t bid for search engine placement, someone else will. While Chrome has done great things for the web ecosystem, neither
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by ec109685 1y ago
The first studies that came out failed to adjust for seasonality. “Here’s the problem with that figure: It’s derived from a government statistic that is not seasonally adjusted. That’s crucial when tracking jobs in seasonal industries, such
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by ec109685 1y ago
Chick-fil-A raised their prices everywhere, so it can’t just be because of this law: “That's right: A year ago, in January of 2023, Chick-fil-A implemented a 6% price increase on all menu items. The previous year, their signature sandw
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by ec109685 1y ago
Did the study compare automation and hours worked between franchises across states? E.g. if California restaurants automated, but Texas ones did not, then you can attribute it to policy differences. Otherwise, it’s just guessing why restaur
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by ec109685 1y ago
And by 2035, AI will be able to complete tasks that would take millennia for humans to complete. https://xkcd.com/605/
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by ec109685 1y ago
Reddit says [1] this works: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08T62MKH1?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shar... I bought this a while ago and it works: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004F9LVXC?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_...
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by ec109685 1y ago
So common it was even in the article: “Even a single minute of stimulation reduced the staggering and discomfort felt by people that read in a moving vehicle”
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by ec109685 1y ago
With AMP, Google could preload and pre-render sites, so things like swiping through a carousel between search results was instant. That’s not possible without building an AMP page since it requires being able to safely serve off of google’s
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by ec109685 2y ago
These models are proclaiming near AGI, so they should be smarter than hallucinating an answer.
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by ec109685 2y ago
Even with a knowledge cutoff, you could know when a future new moon would be.
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by ec109685 2y ago
I don’t know if they let you share the actual images when sharing a chat. For me, they are blank.
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by ec109685 2y ago
There are API’s that chrome provides that allows servers to validate whether the request came from an official chrome browser. That would detect that this curl isn’t really chrome. It’d be nice if something could support curl’s arguments bu
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by ec109685 2y ago
Why has safety taken such a back seat? Were the fears overblown back in 2022 or have model providers gotten better at fine tuning the worst away?
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by ec109685 2y ago
For clarity sake, this is what "Do not send voice recordings" used to do [1]: "Here’s how it works: When you turn on Do Not Send Voice Recordings and say your chosen wake word, an on-device algorithm will process and transcri

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