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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Hard to believe that, although maybe they considered their own resumes equally impressive.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Everything from the comment is in the article itself.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Bad analogy. Gardeners are not typically w2 employees, and domestic servants are excluded from the NLRA anyway. If you're talking about a gardener at your hotel where you are the manager, then yeah they should be able to complain abo
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
“At that rate” - your math only makes sense if their spending is the entire reason those campaigns won. I haven’t dug into the numbers, but if those are house and senate campaigns then it’s a small fraction of total spending.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
These are pro-AI PACs, not PACs run by AI.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Maybe someone should just ask Gloria Mark?
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
> “I said, ‘AI is important. We need you to all learn it and at least onboard. You don’t have to use it every day yet until we do some training, but at least onboard by the end of the week. And if not, I’m hosting a meeting on Saturday w
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
> I suspect best practices for "vibe coding" will end up like test-driven development: a proven method for writing better software that many engineers still choose to skip. I’d like to see the proof for TDD; last I heard it slo
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
The recent RCT on open source ai bug fixing had most participants feeling like they were more productive but actually being less productive. It may just be perception error, and then the issue you identify makes it even worse.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Income tax is not payroll tax.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
That is paywalled. From another article on the topic ( https://bioengineer.org/study-suggests-routine-ai-use-in-col... ) > While short-term data from randomized controlled trials consistently demonstrate that AI assistanc
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
If you read the article it is pretty clear that they hired a lot of people who lied about their identities and were not in fact legal workers.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Maybe Gawker shouldn’t have been digging into his private sex life including publishing a sex tape. It’s not like Thiel funded round after round of litigation until Gawker ran out of money - they lost on the merits.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
I don't think they meant "journalists" when they said "elites".
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
https://www.hklaw.com/en/insights/publications/2025/01/the-l... The government is taking the realpage issue seriously.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Lots of HN discussion here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44522772 - it's an interesting paper but there are reasons we shouldn't make strong claims from it. I would say the most accurate reading would be
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
“Take this picture and add the badge from foo bar police” is a lot easier than using any traditional image editor.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
The whole point is to tax the bad externality rather than tax the good thing (energy production, or whatever). That doesn't make carbon production good, it just means that you aren't taxing the externality enough to discourage th
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
I don't think very many LVT supporters think it should be the sole or even primary source of taxation. The main point I see being made is that property taxes as designed today discourage development, whereas a LVT would encourage it.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
The author is quite clear that they are just pointing out that the LVT has some downsides, and are not trying to make any case about its overall value. It's good for LVT supporters to understand the counterarguments and be able to wei
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
You're conflating the audience with the venue; people who read HN can also read NYT or Reddit or whatever for their US political news. It's not any of our individual responsibilities to decide what people here "need to know&
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
The assessments are roughly based on the sale price of similar lots and the approximate rebuild value of the structures; usually erring on the low side in my experience (though that is probably more about the direction of the housing market
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
This is already part of property tax assessment - I get a separate price estimate for the land and the structure. I also own some undeveloped land and pay property taxes on that. All a LVT does is get rid of the structure part and raise t
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
I don't think it's ridiculous that it got flagged - it's only superficially about technology, and is instead mostly about general US politics. Many people don't think HN is the place to discuss general US politics. (I
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Have you tried Immich? It is extremely polished and has every feature you mentioned, along with being open source with tons of community energy and no lock in.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Thanks for this comment - I didn’t read the article and might have taken away a largely incorrect belief based on the parent. And you handled it so politely too!
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
Well to be fair 3000 kilometers does give it a lot of surface area to radiate off the extra heat from fast charging.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
You can use them as generic mic/headphones but you can also say “hey meta what does this statue say in English” and it will do a comically bad translation for you. It would be really nice if that workflow could use a better model.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
…or the sunglasses.
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by itsdrewmiller 1y ago
There is no screen at all on these - there are some other glasses in the market that have some visual aspect (not environment-aware but spatially aware enough to keep a virtual monitor in place). This one is the current market leader I bel

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