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Ask HN: Websites with Sidebars on the Right?
1 points by jppope 4y ago|1 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
A better title: The tyranny of the majority.
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by jppope 4y ago
Does anyone else find it ironic that all these ChatGPT "clones" are popping up when OpenAi is supposed to be the ones open sourcing and sharing their work? I guess: "You Either Die A Hero, Or You Live Long Enough To See Yours
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by jppope 4y ago
data transfer might actually be the problem there not something like trying to hide the model
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by jppope 4y ago
until you need something more excel/sheets is good. After you graduate I have heard https://metric.ai is good
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by jppope 4y ago
https://jonpauluritis.com I don't know if I would say "promote" but I post articles here (HN), twitter, and email my friends and family some times.
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by jppope 4y ago
Related: https://jonpauluritis.com/articles/funny-interviews/
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by jppope 4y ago
yes, but just for the mundane stuff...
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by jppope 4y ago
I say it a lot, but I'll say it again: "The code isn't the hard part of the job"
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Better Resumes: Results and Context(jonpauluritis.com)
3 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
My site is: https://jonpauluritis.com There's a bunch of benefits but they're mostly indirect - never like generating work or connections. Sometimes, it actually has the opposite effect - aka the HN comments can be pre
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by jppope 4y ago
they're all industry vets... its not a "college dropouts in an apartment" startup.
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Perhaps the most comprehensive NCAA tournament Guide(dropbox.com)
1 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
sure, but they made it seem like they really just need a round of payroll for their companies and stuff can get sorted out after, or did I miss something?
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by jppope 4y ago
Doesn't Y/C have money for these sorts of things? ... seems like a bad situation for them as well since it will wipe out a lot of their holdings
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Haraldur Thorleifsson's Personal Site(haraldurthorleifsson.com)
419 points by jppope 4y ago|245 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
fyi for a super minimal setup... typora can export to html. you can just upload the resulting files
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by jppope 4y ago
for all the responses going into practical implications... I think @tolmasky is joking
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by jppope 4y ago
nice setup. I'm going to have to look into the service worker approach. typora and github are my version of what you're talking about - which I love
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by jppope 4y ago
Perhaps something like sales, counseling, maybe something in early education?
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by jppope 4y ago
I love the idea of having a movie theater at work.
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) Sorry! I was just riffing late at night. It wasn't meant to be that deep. Which questions didn't you like?
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) Never considered the "do you have questions for us"... thats an interesting thought.
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) Correct. The first couple sentences stress this, the questions are just mini thought experiments. Not an assertion of anything. Have fun with them, don't belabor them. If all or none of the questions aren't your cup of tea, w
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Does your office have a library?(jonpauluritis.com)
261 points by jppope 4y ago|158 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
I noticed this too. They seem to avoid the alternative hypothesis that it's harder to grow certain plants in different climates. After all Scandinavia isn't known for it's native citrus fruits.
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by jppope 4y ago
What a beautiful human being, and what a well written essay
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by jppope 4y ago
Late to the party, but thought it was worth adding an observation. I don't know much about Sam Altman, I've read his blog, listened to some of his talks. From what I can see his last few positions have been prominent and related t
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by jppope 4y ago
Thats awesome- made me chuckle. Man I needed a little "old web" today.
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) its hard to have an exact percentage because it's (crude) observation - I could totally go with 2.5%. The number is in the low single digits for sure, but definitely higher than a rounding error (or a null-hypothesis). Whatever th

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