hagbarth

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by hagbarth 4y ago
In the back of my mind, I have a hope that it will lead to the collapse of the platform internet and a return to smaller trusted communities and boards.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
Plant based alternatives are very price competitive where I live (in Denmark). They’re more expensive than the cheapest ground beef, but more affordable than grass fed or organic.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
People saying AGI is right around the corner are just as wrong as people saying full self driving was right around the corner 5 years ago. Not saying current generative ai will not have a huge impact. It will.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
It’s about making the market work for consumers. Monopolies and the like sort of break the market dynamic by removing competition. It’s got nothing to do with socialism.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
As YouTuber and English teacher Zoey Bee said: if your assignment can be believably answered by a generative text model, maybe an essay is not the right format for testing what you are trying to test for.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
I still struggle to see chatgpt’s value as a search engine. It works great for me as a partner in creativity, so to say. Both for writing and coding. And it works for generating text that would be tedious to do manually. But for searching i
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by hagbarth 4y ago
As one of the sibling comments points out, you could set this up on a GCP free tier VM.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
Volume. Volume is the difference. It's so easy to generate an incorrect, but confident answer with ChatGPT that it makes it so much harder for SO provide a valuable service.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
Christ. This isn't the government censoring opinions. This is people kicking others out of their bar for not following the social rules and norms in that bar. They can go to another bar. The basis is: "we don't want that beha
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by hagbarth 4y ago
I mean. You are assuming that the underdog is always in the right here. Or that it's hypocritical to support the underdog in one conflict, but not the other, which is just blatantly bad reasoning. Also, at least where I live, the same
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by hagbarth 4y ago
It was pretty obvious from the speed of the layoffs that this would happen. No way they would be able to accurately suss out everyone that would be needed in a few days. They prioritised speed over accuracy, which I can actually respect. Qu
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by hagbarth 4y ago
If that's even remotely true, he could have continued the court case. Presumably he would have won. Facts matter in a court case, and I think Elon's legal team told him that the facts weren't on his side.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
People will leave pretty quickly if there is no moderation. People don't want to be in such places. Just check the missing popularity of Parler.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
This really depends on what you are building of course. Working in enterprise SaaS with only a few users per account? You'll be doing really well at 100k users.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
Is it a thing that needs fixed though? I find that rewriting helps me think and solidify my ideas.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
As a Dane, I have to agree with you. Generally I trust the health authorities to recommend the action they deem appropriate and nothing more.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
As it was before.
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by hagbarth 4y ago
Depending on the day and hour of the day, yes. At least here in Denmark.
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by hagbarth 7y ago
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by hagbarth 7y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY | https://pento.io Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons
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by hagbarth 8y ago
But that's not really what the post is about. It's about having an excuse to free your brain for 4 minutes. The fact that it's not a big deal to brew it is precisely the point. It's automatic, so your brain can wander.
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by hagbarth 8y ago
We're a remote first company, FWIW we post positions here in the Who is Hiring posts, and on Angel List. The very first thing we look for in new employees is indicators that they will be able to perform in a remote environment. This is
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Wait, what makes the EPA a left thing? It was proposed by Richard Nixon.
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by hagbarth 9y ago
So which central govt should we trust to "put the bandits away" on the internet?
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY | https://pento.dk Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY https://pento.dk Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons of
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Thanks! Real URL: https://angel.co/pento/jobs/242469-full-stack-web-developer-...
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY https://pento.dk Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons of
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY https://pento.dk Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons of
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by hagbarth 9y ago
Pento | Full stack developer | EU | REMOTE ONLY https://pento.dk Come join us building a new payroll product for European small/medium sized businesses! A very conservative market with old competitors and products = tons of

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