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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Run it on Bedrock. If you're already on AWS, procurement doesn't even need to be involved.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
I don't really understand the holdup about that specific line? Anthropic publishes the cost per million of tokens, what's arbitrary about looking at your consumption, and doing the math? Or are you saying that Anthropic is determi
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Because the previous revolutions only automated a small subset of jobs, it didn't automate manual work . Some people take the view that AI could make knowledge work largely irrelevant. Any niche humans could carve for themselves wou
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Quite the opposite. The form used to follow the function, it's just that the function used to be a race car, not a family sedan.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Kia is pretty much well regarded in Europe. It was the first company to offer a 7 years warranty. I've been very happy with mine.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Then skip the resale to specific persons, ask for each participant's name at purchase time like for airplane tickets. Problem solved.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
30 minutes? There's a ton of men with a simple hairstyle just going for a quick trim, a competent barber should be able to handle three or four of those per hour easily.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
What utopia? Each person can buy a maximum of 4 tickets. A ticket has a name on it. You can't use it if it's not yours. To change the name on the ticket, you need to go through the official platform, where you can only resell it f
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
It does not, because you can only resell at face value. There's no profit incentive.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
People leave out that the first selection has already happened before the tickets are even on sale, by picking the cities where the tours will stop. The new trend is for artists to stay for longer, in fewer cities, which saves them a ton of
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Why would "only a handful" of rich people show up? If I'm a scalper, and demand is lower than expected, I'm incentivised to resell at any price, even at a 90% discount, because I can't just sit on my stock hoping fo
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
I'm probably one of the least capitalism-minded commenters on HN, but this is a case where I'm happy to let the market sort itself out. It's not food, shelter, medicine, or housing. I'm absolutely not convinced that the
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
There's a very easy solution. Put the name of the owner on the ticket. Limit the number of tickets per person. Verify the identity before entering the premises. Allow the resale at face value via the organiser's platform. Allow to
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Why should anything be done? If people are willing to pay five times the face value for a ticket, then it signals that tickets are priced too low. Let the market price itself. Harry Styles is playing in my city, he's apparently very po
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
It's the same reason why bikes all look the same. There's only so many ways to design around a set of constraints.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Perhaps something like alphatab could work? https://www.alphatab.net/
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
I haven't used amazon since I moved to the Netherlands. I sometimes use bol, I exclusively use coolblue for electronics, but outside of that there's an absolute ton of smaller local websites, often focusing on a narrower subset of
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
"Joe from accounting" would perhaps do it for free, if he thought it would affect the slackers. I've seen colleagues cheer at the news of layoffs because they saw themselves as the rockstars being dragged down by "useles
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
If 51% of the employees would benefit from firing the other 49%, you'd be as good as gone anyway. Not saying it would be worse, but the same incentives are at play.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
Those social platforms should really have a "import my information from a previous data leak" button.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
That sort of advice never made sense to me. I used to live in a very non-touristic place, and there were tons of terrible food places, despite only being able to live off "the locals" who were supposed to know better.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
The kids factor is even bigger if you move back close to relatives. The ability to drop your children at grandma's instead of paying for childcare is an easy 1k a month you're saving.
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by lbreakjai 5mo ago
I've got a couple of friends that left London to go back to Poland during covid. They first continued to work remotely, but ended up switching to Polish companies because the pay was better.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Nobody's going to vibecode an internal salesforce. On the other hand, the barrier for ex-salesforce engineers to take their knowledge and build a competitor with the 20% of the features that represent 80% of the usage is dramatically l
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Problem with this math is it always assumes some ridiculous baseline compensation (or costs, in this case) as a matter of fact. There's an entire world of developers not costing 200k to their employers. Truth of the matter in most comp
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Open routines, local AI workflow automation(open-routines.com)
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
I discovered it the last time it was shared in here, and I must say it's one of the few I bookmarked _and_ actually come back to on a regular basis.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
When China does it it's communism. When companies in the west get massive tax cuts, rebates, incentives and subsidies, that's just supporting the captains of industry.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
You're right. We should absolutely only rely on "Ask sales for price" closed-source software from megacorps, that get worse on every release, and get sunset anyway when the funding runs out.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Pilots and doctors are exhaustively certified for a very narrow set of work. A cop gets a title, to perform a job that's identical in every part of the country. Software development is neither exhaustively certified, nor narrow, nor pe

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