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Ask HN: How to Find Leasee for Domain?
1 points by giantg2 10mo ago|3 comments
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by giantg2 10mo ago
Good joke. I asked a smiliar question and also why the disability wage gap wasn't included in my company's DEI report while the gender wage gap and leadership representation was. No real answers of course...
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by giantg2 10mo ago
The way this is going, I'm probably going Linux only next time I upgrade.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
"And everybody would get the same price. This whole business with PBMs that are owned by the insurance companies, discount cards and other shenanigans just invites corruption." It's hard to say that it isn't racketeering
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by giantg2 10mo ago
I'd imagine subsurface detection faces issues with the large electromagnetic fields from generation and transmission too.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
Is that Claude Code or something else? GitHub Copilot in VSCode does not always compile.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
Yeah, but integrating manually is more likely to force them to think than if the agent just does everything. You used to have to search stackoverflow, which requires articulating the problem. Now you can just tell copilot to fix it.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
Yeah, but you had to integrate it until it at least compiled, which kind of made people think about what they're pasting. I had a peer who suddenly started completing more stories for a month or two when our output was largely equal be
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Does CHIP include children without paperwork?
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Lots of equipment, consumable and facility costs. Catheters with realted imaging and machines to place it, meds, anesthesia, cost of the building, specialized HVAC, liability coverage, etc. Margins can also be bad since they'll charge
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Not to mention, this paradigm completely fails for almost anyone with an income that isn't above the 50th percentile.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"A catastrophic health care plan has low premiums and high deductibles." Except they don't really exist anymore. You can get really high deductibles, but the premiums are still ridiculous. The plans have to cover many non-cat
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"but even saving half the premiums in a money market account not only provides a good cushion for that, but if we don't use the money we actually get to keep it!" Until they require a $50k life flight or $100k brain, heart, e
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by giantg2 11mo ago
I wonder if that $40k price was a loss leading tactic. Seems unrealistic for an electric truck to cost basically the same as the ICE version work truck.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Insurance is a higher cost too.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"Sane folks just use supplied air anyway, rather than risk it at all." For small one-time projects it's generally fine to just use a brand new filter and toss it afterwards. Hobbyists painting a car panel aren't using su
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Is voluntary self-organized service socialist, communist, libertarian, or something else?
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by giantg2 11mo ago
The equipment is already paid for with grants. Most people don't see a justifiable reason to have full-time services when the number of incidents is low.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"Why are firefighters volunteers anyway instead of getting paid?" Rural areas don't have the population, revenue, and incident frequency to justify full-time services.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Seems like the companies think we're too dumb in North America. My machines didn't come with any sort of tables. Someone else was saying their washing machine has actual temperature settings and RPM settings. None of the ones I&#x
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by giantg2 11mo ago
What's old is new again. It's surprising to see how surprised people get about this sort of thing - as if we skipped straight from hand-washing to computerized washing machines. One generation of living with technology and we forg
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"I know what porn looks like. I know what children look like." Do you though? Some children look like adults (17 vs 18, etc). Some adults, look younger than they actually are. How do we tell the difference between porn and art, su
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by giantg2 11mo ago
I would think there's more possibility of it leaking or being abused in a giant stockpile. Undoubtedly, those training sets would be commercialized in some way, potentially causing some to see that as adding insult to injury.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
This raises an interesting point. Do you need to train models using CSAM so that the model can self-enforce restrictions on CSAM? If so, I wonder what moral/ethical questions this brings up.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
We vaccinate for many of those already. The vast majority of seniors have the shingles virus already. Only a small percentage would likely have dementia not linked to another likely cause. Just as HPV only causes cancer in some individuals.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"includes a vector embedding of a selection of key social and news media accounts or other information sources that have historically been difficult to encode until LLMs." Not really. Sentiment analysis in social networks has been
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"Many countries around the world enjoy the benefits of coordinated public health departments." Many countries around the world are the size of a single state and lack the geographic diversity of the US.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
I'm not sure how you think those two things are different. Right now, we have people graduating a 4 year course of study in a particular field and spending a large part of that 4 years using LLMs to do a lot of the work.
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by giantg2 11mo ago
"pack up and leave high cost of living areas or the US entirely." The lower cost domestic areas still can't compete with the labor cost of low cost countries. Most low cost countries have tradeoffs when it comes to rights and
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by giantg2 11mo ago
Many workers don't care what grade they get. The PMs just want the shit delivered.

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