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by eqmvii 1y ago
love this every time i see it, but haven’t yet had the courage to reply to somebody’s “hey” with it
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by eqmvii 1y ago
Coming around to this conclusion myself after experimenting with the tools for a few weeks. Things have changed.
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by eqmvii 1y ago
It’s the difference between partnership track and various “counsel” type titles at law firms. The former grows (or at least maintains) a book of business and is valuable, the latter has key skills and is useful but clearly not to the same d
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by eqmvii 1y ago
and law
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by eqmvii 1y ago
AI agents and testing “vibe coding” It doesn’t feel there yet, but starting to seem some workflows could be close. And non-technical folks at business are starting to pay attention and want projects moving in those areas.
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by eqmvii 1y ago
when i think of them, i just call 1-800-chat-gpt
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by eqmvii 1y ago
Your tax example isn't far off from what's already possible with Google. The legal profession specifically saw the rise of computers, digitization of cases and records, and powerful search... it's never been easier to "s
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by eqmvii 1y ago
Lovely article. The payoff of "I loved every minute of it" after all the agony and missed red flags really hit home.
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by eqmvii 1y ago
A much more hopeful version than “Hell is empty, and all the devils are here”!
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by eqmvii 2y ago
The problem is motivation. I’ve worked at companies that use policies like this, but you often only see a handful of def motivated folks really make use of it.
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by eqmvii 2y ago
Ukraine does too…
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by eqmvii 2y ago
i’ve seen so many posts about this on HN i can’t help but wonder if it’s a recruiting drive…
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Trump, SoftBank CEO to Announce $100B Investment in U.S. Projects(wsj.com)
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by eqmvii 2y ago
ostensibly because after years of experiments, ads get more revenue in most circumstances.
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by eqmvii 2y ago
I just asked MetaAI to help me with Wordle and it understood and gave me a sane answer, so… Edit: ah, I spoke too soon. My first question was too "easy" but I asked a few more, and sure enough... it can understand what I'm as
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by eqmvii 2y ago
counterpoint: robo taxis might be much, much further away than 5-10 years.
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by eqmvii 3y ago
Classic symptoms of anxiety from the sleep deprivation, no? I've also found that there's a lag on recovering from sleep deprivation, where the first night of good sleep often leaves me feeling foggy and lethargic the next day. Aft
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by eqmvii 3y ago
Trick is that in many places rental payments are way cheaper than a mortgage, plus you don't have to fork over a down payment. Right now some places I look at would be ~5k + per month to purchase (factoring in taxes etc.), but rent for
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by eqmvii 3y ago
What a wild weekend... there are too many strange details to have a simple narrative in my head at this point.
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by eqmvii 3y ago
The something awful forums are still out there charging $10 to post in 2023, so…
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by eqmvii 3y ago
Of course it's not. Where there are gradients, there are different charges. Murder I, Murder II, (voluntary/involuntary) Manslaughter, etc. To the extent grey areas exist, they are accounted for in a gradient of crimes, each of wh
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by eqmvii 3y ago
happy to see this every time it comes around
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by eqmvii 3y ago
semi absurd is kinda why DARPA exists!
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by eqmvii 3y ago
It’s not that unusual at all. The justices rule all over the map, but only certain hot button political issues expose the high level partisan divide. Most of their cases aren’t guns and abortion and corporate speech.
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by eqmvii 3y ago
> It feels like the board has said, “We don’t care about the company or it’s future, just the price of our stock.” Well since the board is hired to represent the stockholders...
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by eqmvii 3y ago
Do you really think it brought in that much money? I'm sure they had plenty of data when they made this decision.
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by eqmvii 4y ago
> Part of the reason SVB failed so fast was because they held a lot of long term government debt, mortgages etc. When they tried to sell it to provide liquidity for deposits they found there were not many buyers for it. What? That’s nons
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by eqmvii 4y ago
Love this
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by eqmvii 4y ago
I wonder how many startups were trying to build something like this and just saw it lunched by OpenAI?
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by eqmvii 4y ago
Yes. And reddit is down. And GitHub is being slow.

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