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by itake 2y ago
Fair, but also many people that use this serve are disabled and elderly that are already paying a lot.. we could just tell old ppl they need to find another way to get food or they need to reach deeper into their social security checks.
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by itake 2y ago
> it was probably not a successful business. yes, that is exactly the anti-union rhetoric: if you form a union, we can't continue business and you will lose your job. Restaurants have famously thin margins. If the profit margins are
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by itake 2y ago
Completely shutting down a successful business for ideological reasons is odd. I can't imagine someone building a profitable business for years and then suddenly shutting it down b/c he disagrees with the staff he hired. If he is
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by itake 2y ago
maybe this is just a small sample size, but Seattle and Orlando have lost a few local businesses months after the employees unionized. - Homegrown: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/seattle-sandwich-chain... - Dand
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by itake 2y ago
200 * 10 = 2,000 videos per year per celeb. Is there really 2k customers each year every year trying to book a support character from a 1990s tv show?
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by itake 2y ago
The company might buy those shares back
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by itake 2y ago
The problem with employee wholely owned organizations is the employees at the primary location aren’t typically incentived to grow the business beyond their area. The primary location would need to set aside profits to fund new locations an
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by itake 2y ago
Foreign companies setup offices in the USA to attract ex-FANGA engineers, and thus are willing to compete on compensation, with the additional benefits of being publicly traded,.
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by itake 2y ago
I know it’s just business, but I still have a chip on my shoulder for gitlab’s low equity packages
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by itake 2y ago
I'm sure there will be fraud, but does that matter? So what if a small percent of old people (that presumably need the money so bad they they are willing to commit fraud)? Better that than gma stealing from local businesses. The fraud
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by itake 2y ago
Might be useful to post performance stats
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by itake 2y ago
According to this tweet, Llama 3 costs about $0.20 per Million tokens using an M2. https://x.com/awnihannun/status/1786069640948719956 In comparison, GPT3.5-turbo costs $0.50 per million tokens. Do you think an ol
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by itake 2y ago
I’m a bit confused. Your reasoning doesn’t align with the data you shared. The startup costs for just messing around at home are huge: purchasing a server and gpus, paying for electricity, time spent configuring the api. If you want to just
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by itake 2y ago
I think that is what I did: I had it use the functions api to pass the translations, but it still wouldn't output everything in the small languages. I was a bit lazy, so I just inform the user to re-run it manually instead of automatic
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by itake 2y ago
plugging my own project: https://github.com/KevinColemanInc/i18n-translate-go Works well for i18njs. The issues I ran into are: chat-gpt didn't translate all the keys in the batch (especially for obscure languages
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by itake 2y ago
> The essence of what you said is this: older people do not deserve a job because they are older. The bigger issue seems to be that you are overthinking, and over analyzing for what in my opinion is just ordinary jobs. No. This has nothi
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by itake 2y ago
Mid 30s. It’s so annoying when people downvote without explanation.
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by itake 2y ago
I’m a manager. I will try to answer this question: > Like do you think managers write down why they didn’t hire a person, and even if they did, they would type “Too old” (“too black”, “too female”) into such a system? Managers are lookin
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by itake 2y ago
The problem is how many jobs are there for engineers with 20 years of experience? This is related not not directly to pay. You’d drop your experience because: 1/ very few roles. 2/ skills don’t match experience. If you’re not at p
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by itake 2y ago
If this is deployed at scale, I wonder how this would impact the plants and animals that depend on that water.
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by itake 2y ago
the default json generated a view with white text on a white background :hmm:
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by itake 2y ago
I haven't heard bad things about DO in a long time, but a few years ago they deleted customer data in their cloud storage solution.
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by itake 2y ago
They upgraded my server and it was down for about 8 hours. They warned me about the upgrade, but didn’t tell me they failed to restart my server.
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by itake 2y ago
I didn’t get this email. I don’t check the forums for announcements
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by itake 2y ago
Can you link to the docs you’re talking about? The docs I see say you need to have a legacy account.
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by itake 2y ago
there is no way Hetzner is worse than fly for uptime. Fly has deleted my db, taken servers offline for hours, and expired tls certs for hours without telling me.
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by itake 2y ago
I think people were expecting more 'creativity' from the ai rather than a simple search
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by itake 2y ago
how do you analyze your sleeping quality and habits over time? a built in display? This reminds of the 2005: "phones shouldn't support texting. people should just call" vibes.
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by itake 2y ago
I actually have an undergrad electrical engineering degree and a 3month internship creating embedded hardware for the military. Even back then (2008-201?), it was common for companies to use Windows CE on IOT devices
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by itake 2y ago
How do you ensure the network traffic is encrypted with a PIC12F509?

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