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itake
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itake
4mo ago
Do you have any like dyes or work clothes describing this process? I don’t know what prompted to get it away from the base model and any of like the non-standard web design like styles are a little bit too harsh for me if that makes sense.
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I’m curious like what performance if we met you would expect and why?
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virgin project: 1/ spec driven dev ( https://github.com/github/spec-kit ) 2/ then degrade to multiple sessions (no worktrees) debugging various problems until its done On UI Design (MacOS, Web): 1/ AI does
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itake
4mo ago
I don't think AI introduces anything new. In theory, manager could pull the reports of their 4-12 people to see which programs are active and what websites they are using for how long once a month, targeting individuals that they are l
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itake
4mo ago
If their goal is power and status, 4 day work week, at lower wages, frees up capital to hire more humans to control. Option A: 800 employees working 5 days per week. Option B: 960 employees working 4 days per week (and producing more than t
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itake
4mo ago
and the 2008 crash's mortgage backed securities...
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itake
4mo ago
speaking is faster than typing. My current process is: 1. Use Google Eloquent or directly into ChatGPT to dictate the email. 2. Then ask AI to polish, simplify, summarize, and I provide my writing style [0]. That gets sent to the user. I am
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itake
4mo ago
ok, but what does that have to do with the internet? Many countries have the internet and have not seen the huge weight gains that americans are facing.
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4mo ago
People want to buy SpaceX, not Twitter, Tesla, xAI. Unfortunately Elon has been conflating the three.
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My biggest concern with local LLMs is there just isn't enough RAM or HD space to run multiple models, and the generic LLMs are too generic...
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itake
4mo ago
Can you cite a source? Covid pushed back the longevity gains, but there hasn't be a decline or flatten since the internet grew in popularity (2000 - 2019). https://www.who.int/data/gho/data/themes/mo
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itake
4mo ago
debating this isn't particularly useful of either person's time. There are plenty of documented cases of reddit posts encouraging deeper investigations or legally authorized tele-health providers (where you can communicate directl
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itake
4mo ago
you're also missing all of the positive healthcare outcomes the internet grants due to better access to information. If the internet saves 1,000 lives per day, and hurts 1, then the roi is there.
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itake
4mo ago
to add, SWE salaries are already significantly higher than everyone else. I had the typical expense-level of a family of four, but I was living as a single adult.
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4mo ago
My issues with Signal are two: 1/ meta products trigger organic conversations. People post on Instagram and Facebook that they’re traveling and I will reach out to them if I’m close by. People don’t use Signal that way. 2/ the Fac
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itake
4mo ago
You’re not wrong but don’t forget TINA… Historically, tech comes out on top, even with the higher volatility.
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itake
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Work computers have different usage profiles than personal computers. Employees move their laptop to and from home 5x per week, into offices, use them on trains, buses, etc. Work laptops are used 40+ hours per week. Whereas personal devices
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itake
4mo ago
You are probably correct, but... there is still higher risk of unplanned or extended service time as the car ages. For example, my 2018 Honda fit has a part recall. The service center needs the car the entire day and the tank to be less tha
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itake
4mo ago
I've always been heavily invested in the technology industry and companies that seem popular on HN. Currently my quantum computing investments have done quiet well. In the past, Google, Apple, and Cloudflare were big winners for me. Al
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4mo ago
I enjoyed every moment of it :). I've traveled to 63 countries, I've had wonderful relationship with people across the globe, and love coding/building services. I spent ~3 years living in Vietnam, having a more comfortable li
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itake
4mo ago
The FIRE movement says otherwise. My high tech salary, aggressive investment strategy and saving enabled me to not need to work again. I'm obviously not in the top 0.01%, but you don't need to be.
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> That inequality is not going down, only upwards. This was talked about 15+ years ago when I was a young student. I saw the writing on the wall and made it a priority to live below my means and aggressively invest. Unfortunately, many o
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itake
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Apple's upgrade cycle (for me) has moved from 4 years to ~6 years. Maybe upgrading the RAM or HD could be useful, but wear and tear on all components is a bigger concern for me than just one. My laptop is a critical part of my life. I
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itake
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I'm in the same category as dbg31415. I've owned mbps since 2007. Never had any serious issues with them. I kept them for about 4 years each, before upgrading. My 2021 m1 has at least another year left in it. Certainly if you'
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My friends, whose parents own wealthy businesses were not well set up to take over those companies. Some finished college and went back to work for their parents, but the dad told them “no, you can have a job within my company, but I’m not
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meta threw in the towel when it came to producing AI models since their gains couldn't keep up with China.
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disclosure: I have large (to me) investments in quantum. --- The US needs to keep leading innovations. We have permanently lost the ability to manufacture. For China (and the world) to stay dependent on us, we need to continue pumping out t
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My understanding for the money to be "illegally allocated", the court system would have to declare it so. The article do not mention any lawsuits that overturn the allocation, just a couple senators disagreeing with the interpreta
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My point is, if not PE, how do people expect boomers to exit from their businesses?
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What do you think they should do? Who are they holding out for and for how long can they hold out? Retirement is a financial situation and an age. Do they shutdown the business when they are too old to function as an owner? My friend's
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