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by kevrc 3y ago
The question I ask myself: Is there a large and still-unmet demand for software engineering worldwide. AKA is the market supply-constrained by a large-enough amount? If so, I imagine engineers will be more productive with AI (and wages will
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Ask HN: Anywhere that tracks LLM model performance?
3 points by kevrc 3y ago|0 comments
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A public status page for customer support(rippling.com)
1 points by kevrc 5y ago|0 comments
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by kevrc 6y ago
I am sure that’s part of it. Minimum wage jobs are hard. But there are plenty of people who work hard jobs or come from hard situations without turning to crime. Sf does it’s best to make crime and drugs an appealing option when the law isn
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by kevrc 6y ago
I don’t think this is the full explanation (or even the biggest factor). I have lived in foreign cities with FAR more income inequality than sf, and I never saw the blatant crime I see in sf. It’s to the point where seeing live shoplifting
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by kevrc 6y ago
I can assure you, the people who are robbing electronics stores are not the ones serving lattes or driving ubers. SF has a huge issue with career criminals. And it’s easy to be one. I have never seen such blatant drug dealing and robbery in
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by kevrc 6y ago
The human race is extinct in 30 years? That sounds incredibly alarmist. Could you elaborate on how this realistically happens?
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by kevrc 6y ago
Too much of anything happens on Twitter. People evolved to resolve conflicts face-to-face. It's so easy to interact on Twitter in a way that very few ever would in "real" life. It doesn't feel good to be mean to someone&