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How would you explain GitLab or other all remote companies that have been successful since 1-20 employees, given your analysis here?
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I think the difference is 100% remote. Hybrid is the worst of both worlds.
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3y ago
Anything currently private that these companies can't access and train their models on is the one valuable competitive advantage you have going for you, giving them access to it for a bit of convenience seems short sighted.
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3y ago
https://adventofcode.com/about#faq_ai_leaderboard is a more direct link
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I had to stop taking it because it increased my resting heart rate by about 25 bpm.
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3y ago
This has been a whirlwind, I feel like I've seen every single possible wrong outcome confidently predicted here, twice.
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3y ago
What is the shudder I should be expecting?
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3y ago
Really interesting, I've been playing with it trying to do similar things ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38316108 ). I think there is potential for a lot of interesting experiments here that don't really req
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3y ago
But imagine if they could get everyone on Twitter to pay more than $800/mo.
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Ask HN: Projects researching potential for AI sentience
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Not sure about the downvotes, but I was curious which part you were referring to because it is a broad group and can be an ambiguous term depending on who you're talking to. The part I personally think of as middle class arent really W
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3y ago
By middle class here are you referring to middle range wage earners?
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Are buyer agents also paid at a % of the closing price? If so they also have an incentive to get their clients to pay more for the house.
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You can invent a programming language on the spot and it will help you write programs in it.
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I can invent a grammar, explain it to an LLM, and it can apply it correctly in ambiguous situations. If its just generating output based on statistical probability based on its training corpus, how would that work? It feels like there'
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I'm not sure either. An alien could make a similar argument about our brains made of meat and electricity.
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Chronostasis
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I always try to get to the point quickly, I feel like the longer the conversation gets the more it forgets earlier important context and I have to keep reminding it. Mainly using ChatGPT4.
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3y ago
You could do both, no?
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It's almost like the peak form of being a consumer. All you have to do is express your desire in a sophisticated (maybe even not sophisticated?) way, and you can easily pay a device to fulfill it on the cheap.
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I had a Facebook account until recently and so knew what people I was childhood friends became, sort of. The ones who were successful seemed to not really use it so you didn't really see what they were up to one way or the other, but p
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3y ago
On the other hand, many HN posters never miss a chance to be a contrarian. :)
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That was the trigger for me to finally delete it as well.
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I had one until a few days ago when I got a prompt that I had to pay to keep my privacy settings. I hardly used it for anything except messenger so I sent everyone my phone number and deleted it, along with an Insta account I occasionally p
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It may very well not be the middle of the night where they posted from (it isn't here either).
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I've definitely seen some where people are having a bad day and see it as their chance to unload.
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I guess it's mainly that part of the marketing was he told people it would be an appreciating asset, but yeah otherwise it's normal and expected for cars to depreciate in value.
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Is there a medical treatment where people ingest it? Maybe not including alcohol addiction withdrawal?
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For good or for bad, its part of HN culture when someone shares a personal project. Most people I think know to take it all with a grain of salt, there's often good feedback amongst the unconstructive or plain wrong - see https:/
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Authoritarians similarly tend to assume they will be the ones wearing the jackboots.
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