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by henry2023 1y ago
Then don’t buy from them, plenty of venues
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by henry2023 1y ago
The more software there is, the more maintenance and willingness to build more software will be. On top of that, LLM output is so mediocre that even marketing firms are doing most “copy(s)” by hand.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Dec 2026
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by henry2023 1y ago
Their new hope is to have the Optimus humanoid take the driver seat and finally drive the car. Of course, we'll have to wait until this December.
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by henry2023 1y ago
You were downvoted for saying it's bad to profit from war crimes. I'd like to understand how people could possibly disagree with that.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Being against war crimes is not antisemitic. Suggesting that is in bad faith and you know it.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Data driven living is 10x Non data driven living is 1x Therefore data driven beings will outcompete Same reasoning shows that 3.10 is better than 3.1
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by henry2023 1y ago
The missing detail here is that the senior engineer would probably have shipped it in 2k lines of code
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by henry2023 1y ago
I’ve got a group of friends in Huston and it’s pretty crazy to me that to them having a “car payment” is almost as expected as having a cellphone bill. One of them didn’t even recall the sale price of his main vehicule, he just knew he cou
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by henry2023 1y ago
+1
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by henry2023 1y ago
Have you ever tried or this is your assumption of what the interviewer would say.
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by henry2023 1y ago
I discourage it but I let them use it and then give them a specific problem that I know your average Claude 4 or GPT 5 will just not get it right. Actually people perform worse in an interview using AI because they spend time trying to unde
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by henry2023 1y ago
If you can figure out that a problem can be efficiently solved with a constraint solver then you can also write the two for loops and maybe some auxiliary recursive function to solve the given toy instance.
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by henry2023 1y ago
The comment reads as sarcasm to me
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by henry2023 1y ago
I agree with you. You clearly haven’t done the math.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Yeah, pretty much. I used to work for an online retailer that sold high-ticket machinery parts. It wasn’t uncommon for us to face chargebacks on orders worth around $20,000. Eventually, we had to get chargeback insurance, because the only w
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by henry2023 1y ago
In principle yeah, it’s an abuse of charge back. In practice, Visa, MC, and Amex will just refund you without even asking any question.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Sorry didn’t meant to put you on that category. It was more a critic to the current political disclosure level going on virtually everywhere .
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by henry2023 1y ago
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by henry2023 1y ago
“Of course Clean Coal couldn’t possibly be the reason. Your data is wrong.” That’s all it takes for them to dismiss any argument.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Unpopular opinion. ORM by definition is the gcd of "supported databases" features. It exists only because people doesn't like the aesthetics of SQL but the cost to use them is immense.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Perhaps you forgot to answer the question.
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by henry2023 1y ago
"HR Experts"
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by henry2023 1y ago
I might sell call spreads on it if implied vol is rich enough
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by henry2023 1y ago
It’s daunting to think that all your lifetime contributions to the IRS might be spent launching one or two Javeline missiles in the Middle East.
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by henry2023 1y ago
10-20 extra years + another 15 high quality years in your 60s Finally, exercise is not only gym, hiking, climbing, running, the list is endless
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by henry2023 1y ago
By high quality material do you mean the 15 ads per page, ultra SEO optimized, content length extended posts that will give you a mediocre carbonara recipe? Ad web has never incentivized quality and never will.
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by henry2023 1y ago
If we tax remittances at 50%+. I'd buy so many BTC call options.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Maybe with space expansion? With more space, particles interaction is weaker overall. So the whole system kind of loses total energy. * Not a physicist so this is a really uninformed take
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by henry2023 1y ago
Darwinian logic requires a feedback loop. And because those universes are isolated then there’s no “incentive” of a universe to have more “offspring”?

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