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by heymijo 2y ago
I went into Project Hail Mary knowing nothing beyond it was from the author of The Martian. It may have been the most enjoyable reading experience I've ever had.
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by heymijo 2y ago
My guess is that they experienced something like this and needed larger sized normal shoes to accommodate the more natural foot shape. https://www.reddit.com/r/BarefootRunning/comments/1ec5i5n/di...
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by heymijo 2y ago
The complaint goes into a lot of detail. Start at page 16 and read through at least page 23 if you want to understand what Ripling could discern from the spy's Slack usage. > In part to ensure that the confidential information in R
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by heymijo 2y ago
Oh hey there bcantrill. I pull up your Oracle/Larry Ellison portion of your illumos talk when I need a pick me up [0]. Live long and prosper [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc&t=2047s
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by heymijo 2y ago
We've worked with dozens of teams building LLM agents across industries. Consistently, the most successful implementations use simple, composable patterns rather than complex frameworks. This explains the Manus hype. Both why it didn
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by heymijo 2y ago
For Scale AI at least. My armchair assessment is that Alexander Wang and Scale AI don't have a venture scale business yet has a $13.8 billion valuation to live up to. I think Wang knows this and so he's pivoting to defense where t
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Software Engineer KPIs: Good, Bad, or Just Unintended Consequences?
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by heymijo 2y ago
This was a key insight Alexander Hamilton had after growing up in the West Indies seeing the worst of slavery and then moving to the American colonies and receiving a classical education. The American democracy he sought to co-create was on
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by heymijo 2y ago
One thing is using rapamycin for bone and soft tissue regrowth. The FDA recently approved a human study after previous research showed success in mice. https://dental.washington.edu/uw-periodontal-study-receives-...
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by heymijo 2y ago
> often employing fear tactics and sales quotas to incentivize upsells This already happens. The most common AC repair needed is a new capacitor. It's a $20 part. Call your dad's business, you probably get a quote for $100-is
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by heymijo 2y ago
Interesting considering GM's announcement to move away from Apple Carplay to a proprietary tech system. Looking for updates I found a few articles that smell like submarines [0], even though the contents don't necessarily match th
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by heymijo 2y ago
TL;DR on Section 174, Research & Experimentation costs went from being fully deductible in the year incurred to being deductible over a 5 year period. Larger tax bills and a tightening on what roles/activities are deductible as R&a
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by heymijo 2y ago
Regarding the "Can/should a CEO or officer be held liable?" dialogue, there is already at least one precedent. The 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act: > The law states that if top corporate executives knowingly sign off on a f
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by heymijo 2y ago
Anyone want to make a case for Anthropic being undervalued? $7.5 billion raised at an $18.4 billion valuation for Anthropic. $11.3 billion raised at an $80.0 billion valuation for OpenAI.
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by heymijo 2y ago
"I wish they'd implement branching conversations like in ChatGPT" Can you say more about this? I Google'd and I'm not finding much. I asked ChatGPT and its response was not the assumption I held about what "b
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by heymijo 2y ago
Hi DANmode, I'm obviously not OP, but I am a teacher who has gained a broad understanding of the field from practice and research. One thing about feedback this is counterintuitive is that, students are generally very bad at understand
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by heymijo 2y ago
“Kochland” includes a chapter on warehouse operations that tracked workers’ activity down to the minute (each conversation and bathroom trip had to be accounted for) and posted their performance rankings on a bulletin board. https:/
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by heymijo 2y ago
OP mentioned The Phoenix Project [1]. It's The Goal applied to IT. One key issue the protagonist has to overcome is how to address the issue of an endless backlog. [1] https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show&#x
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by heymijo 2y ago
Tremendous comments in this thread that exemplify something I enjoy about HN, generative consumption. That's a fancy way of saying certain posts and comments get my mental wheels spinning, which I can transfer to whatever else I'm
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by heymijo 3y ago
They didn't enshittify their business when other printer makers did.
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by heymijo 3y ago
I had the same issue using Firefox on MacOS. DNS over HTTPS is enabled by default and was at the root of my problem. I needed to add these sites to the exception list: archive.is, archive.today, archive.ph That got me out of captcha purgato
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by heymijo 3y ago
> "Riders are able to eat so many carbohydrates on the bike now, almost twice as much as before." > “But what has changed is the way riders get their glycogen fix. New formulations from nutrition brands like Maurten, Precis
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by heymijo 3y ago
Might be worth looking at the limiting factors that caused the delay between iPhone (2007) and the advent of Uber, et al. Then overlay that with the limiting factors for AI/LLMs. I had a third-party logistics startup in 2007 that I wou
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by heymijo 3y ago
DC++ was what we used across our school LAN back in the day.
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by heymijo 4y ago
Yes, it is a precursor to NAD
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by heymijo 4y ago
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13132620-american-icon
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by heymijo 4y ago
> In my opinion he was a net positive for the company That opinion is well founded. In the book American Icon by Bryce Hoffman (Detroit News journalist) he chronicles that entire time period. Mulally pulled off one of the greatest chal
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by heymijo 4y ago
Any time strategy comes up I chuckle because it's Groundhog Day. Strategy discussions sometimes have no definition, sometimes lots of definitions, but never a shared definition. Strategy is conflated with vision or mission. People use
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by heymijo 4y ago
In Ohio we passed a state law demanding fair districts. The GOP led Ohio congress and governor repeatedly submitted districts that the courts struck down. It went to a federal court who ruled the districts not fair but will let them stand f
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by heymijo 4y ago
They lobby. That’s the primary lesson learned. Microsoft, in its hubris, did not.

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