janpieterz

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by janpieterz 3mo ago
Trinsic | Senior Product Engineer | REMOTE (Europe) | Full-time We're building the first Identity Acceptance Network, the "Visa for ID." Humanity is editing genes, starting space tourism, and verging on artificial general int
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by janpieterz 11mo ago
We can have a great philosophical chat about it! Let's chat.
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by janpieterz 11mo ago
Since we do location based pay (based on benchmarks) it's tough to give a range as it'd be a huge range (North America has a significant variety of pay scales), and the various levels themselves in just the US have big ranges as w
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by janpieterz 11mo ago
Trinsic | Software Engineer | REMOTE (North America) | Full‑time We’re building the first Identity Acceptance Network—the “Visa for ID.” Humanity is editing genes, starting space tourism and working on artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, id
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by janpieterz 1y ago
Love it! Even just simply freeing my main branch would be a big win so I can keep working as well. But no way to find out if there’s any data sent to your servers etc, unless I’m missing some links?
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Perhaps to some degree, but I've never seen a skyscraper that was almost done being torn down to be re-architected and rebuilt.
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Waterfall in software development was different than a Gantt chart based "project that was managed" like the construction of a bridge (an example close to my house). They added new requirements to this bridge (like they wanted the
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by janpieterz 2y ago
How do you suggest we handle the rental market?
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by janpieterz 2y ago
I assume they were talking about re-usable plastic containers vs glass. Glass breaks.
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Right, but now I’m basically running a huge performance hit, need to parallelize my queries etc. I was parsing a document recently, 10-ish questions for 1 document, would make things expensive. Might be what’s needed but not ideal.
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by janpieterz 2y ago
How would I do this reliably? Eg give me 10 different values, all in one prompt for performance reasons? Might not need JSON but whatever format it outputs, it needs to be reliable.
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by janpieterz 2y ago
What would you recommend?
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by janpieterz 2y ago
There is also a Federated Credential Management (FedCN) API coming in, that should help somewhat. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FedCM_API
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Yea, that's my understanding of the introduction of the NEM 3 policy. Production of energy isn't the problem in California (aka: sun), having it stored and accessible at the right moment is. Previously people would be feeding back
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Any resources in that? Seems ridiculous. I get a “net connection fee” and can even somewhat feel comfortable with this NEM 3 thing, but what I generate should be mine to control, I could do it completely off grid if I wanted. As mentioned i
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Huh, thank you. Moved here recently so going to have to check it out. If I have battery storage to supply my home, surplus would at least make some money right?
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by janpieterz 2y ago
Why did you choose not to feed it back?
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Compared to simply walking out, packing everything into your bags right away without needing to scan with either a hand terminal or "repacking" at self checkout is a lot more friction. Didn't really think it would be until I
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by janpieterz 3y ago
It would be an interesting idea to fund a company (probably best as a non-profit) that takes patent trolls to court selecting cases based on what trolls are suing and where we can find prior art. Troll the trolls.
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Don't know why the company wouldn't give you a raise for increased cost of living? Plenty of companies will adjust pay based on location, including moving around. And plenty of companies adjust for inflation as well. Of course any
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Depends how you see it. If you assume a neutral state of no incentives, adding benefits to stimulate growth and later removing this benefits once growth is achieved can be seen as "attacking this positive state" or simply "br
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by janpieterz 3y ago
If you still have access to them, yes. Problem is if you don't. And we need to be mindful that it's easy for us to say these things being very digitally native, while there's a huge part of the population that isn't so d
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Sure, here's a first search result for the query 'locked out of Apple account': https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-not-helpful-woman-lock...
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by janpieterz 3y ago
There are stories of Apple locking users out of their iCloud accounts.
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by janpieterz 3y ago
If you'd want to configure this you'd probably want it as some kind of configuration in the backend that disables it.
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Good ones, that deeply understand a technical subject and complexities, but are also great at the other aspects, are pretty hard to find.
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Where’s that boundary between snake oil and “freedom of choice, but alternative” though? That’s the tough part here right? It’s subjective, not in it’s ultimate truth but in it’s experience by everyone.
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Fair, but there’s already a lot of medical related alternative treatments and activities that cause people to give up on more established practices and causes real harm. Currently the laws allow for the government to stop a lot of that. I d
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Thought the same, had a pleasant signup form for a small SaaS platform nobody really knows about, with no captcha. Then someone or some group found it and there's been a barrage of attacks varying in intensity, vectors etc. Cost us so
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by janpieterz 3y ago
Had to look up[1] what the SMR scam was about, short summary: different disks with lower random I/O performance were sold without being marked as such. 1: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/04/caveat-em

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