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by hahahaa 2mo ago
EV, Battery, Solar, Heat pump, Amber. Maybe be give it a tech abbreviation like HBASE? :) Ok this may squarely be in the upper middle class and up for now but prices will come down and change everything. Almost to the point of off grid bein
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Not according to this ancestor comment: > Now they want solar panel owners to pay a surcharge for “connecting to the grid”, upwards of $100/month or more than my actual solar bill
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
I also admire what there isn't: certs, training, manifesto, "yah ain't holding it rite" blog posts, and job ads for a "Diátaxis Master".
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
I see the "we work 12 hrs a day 6 days a week" as a euphemism for "we take amphetamines".
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Interesting. I am sure there are Jims outside of startup world too. There will be finance Jims and entertainment Jims. Is having a couple of pets and a ridiculous table lifestyle creep. Maybe. I think of lifestyle creep more in terms of you
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Oxygenated air is all you need
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
What is an example? I can only think of a root canal procedure.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Why don't they say "Suprise suckers, we are a BUSINESS and you are a SUPPLIER and we don't need to order from you again. Yes sure we said FAMILY but we meant in the borrow your car keys sense of the word. Enjoy job hunting. B
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
So a black mirror short story, as a meeting notetaker transcript love it! One cool touch would be a 2 bullet AI summary at the end with em-dashes.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
I guess it could use weight. Since it should also refuse to go if overloaded.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Love the article. > The state of the world 30sec after you called your elevator might be very different but the system is unable to adapt. Turns out the loss in flexibility is not worth the extra information for the optimizer. Very inter
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Whose point? If AI it is just a prediction of maximizing a logit.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Me too but I spent minutes I said minutes reading a book today so fuck it I am proud of myself.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
AI isn't that general purpose. If There is a chef course curated / tested with Jamie Oliver I'll buy that over a Claude chat. And by "I" I mean regular folk who are most of the market every SaaS and AI wants to capt
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Attributing to per-worker might be the wrong thing. I.e. how many kWh power does a person buy direct vs. use indirectly through other trade. In other words usage per regular worker doesn't matter. Revenue overall does.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Depends on use case. That email classifier for legal emails: cheaper at scale as a small tuned model. Let alone better for the planet. Frontier model may have done that tuning!
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
This exists for LLMs it is quantization.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
"we" being China?
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Hope you find that job :) nice work experience, looks very ethical focused.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
I think it is the lesser evil where the bigger evil is private trillionaire companies owned by families. Murdochs and asian conglomorates everywhere. No ownership by ordinary people. Or indirect opaque ownership via something closer to SPAC
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Consciousness could be an emergant property too, of matter arranged in a certain way. Why am I me though? Drives me nuts!
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
So you tend to need additional data or assumptions to constrain the double integral?
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
If you want a credit you need to plant 5x the trees under this system.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Oh this. Poor people lose their job because of an arrest. Arrest = homeless = dead sooner. Best outcome is he successfully sues for the violations.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
UK has systematic tax avoidance IIRC i.e. keep starting and closing businesses to save tax is frowned upon. Australia can treat your capital gains as income if your gains quack like trades. (Maybe now less important since the recent CGT cha
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
This sort of legal workaround can work (see Uber) though. Uber avoided medallions. I guess that proves law is not code!
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Does anyone think law is computer code? I mean any courtroom drama (even if far fetched) shows it is not.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Compromise is usually seen negatively due to all those negotiation courses etc. You need a villian word to show your thing is better.
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
You could ban stock market trading but the market itself is a very useful vehicle for investment and has democratized wealth and retirement planning to some extent. How to ban trading? You could heavily addon tax profits from short term tra
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by hahahaa 3mo ago
Jesus. Literally. Can any HNer really throw a stone at this?

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