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by mejutoco 4y ago
Do you have a specific example of country and company? I am curious about how worker-owned they were.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I have tried standing desks and personally I prefer to sit while working. Lifting some weights, as an amateur, seems to solve any posture problems I have, and stops the repetitive strain injuries from developing (In my completely subjective
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Supposedly Uber has Product Managers and other people considering the user experience. Or do developers choose what to work on directly? I am not familiar with the culture there.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Succ in lambda calculus (or set theory)
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I thought the quote was from John Steinbeck https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/328134-john-steinbeck-once-...
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by mejutoco 4y ago
That is exactly my interpretation. Both wall-e and Dalí. I think we are in agreement.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Dalí has the stress on the last syllable, hence the accent (but Dall-e probably not). In my native language Dalai is pronounced "Da-lie", like another comment says above. TIL Dolly is pronounced so similarly. I thought the Do soun
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I asked in the past for something other than windows, because windows required jumping through hoops to do my job.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
AFAIK DALL-E is pronounced as Dalí, as in Salvador Dalí. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvador_Dal%C3%AD
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by mejutoco 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> Instead of yelling at HN Who is yelling? > Complaining of tone is a defense to the indefensible. Tone cannot be a problem but volume is? You could ask and I will gladly tell you who I was thinking of. I was thinking of Bezos. Gates
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by mejutoco 4y ago
To save me? I buy a lot of books myself, thank you. It is just a wish, that is all. Don't you think education is important for entrepreneurship? I think it would be in their self-interest too, if they want to cement a legacy. I sure ho
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by mejutoco 4y ago
If some of the billionaires of today created libraries instead of rocket companies to cement their legacy, that would be great.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
One of the most common uses of unreal engine for film is to use it to render in huge screens around the actors (instead of chroma), so you can record with the right light hitting the actors, or maybe even with the background already there.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
All the time. Especially on Firefox, with tags. Ctrl D tab tab enter some comma-separated tags. Later I type the tag(s) and it just autocompletes.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
While going through the process they can offer you one of the other jobs if you are a better fit for it.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Another difference. Because Google is on the Ads business, they won't incentivize anti-ad/privacy behaviour. Firefox has that edge, at the very minimum.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> Firefox already does this and continues to be supported. Not sure what you’re talking about. And I enjoy it everyday. Happy to clarify. I am talking about your claims > Frankly Mozilla already lost that and people demanding Mozilla
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Personally, I do not need Firefox to have some grand vision to compete with Chrome. I just need it to exist and be there in features that Google does not like (Ad blocking, privacy), so Chrome does not determine the web. IMHO Mozilla needs
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> like designing a complex system If kernel devs can do it so can 90% of companies, if there is a will. This seems to me like a culture matter that needs to come from the top, though.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Not necessarily hate. The etiquette in hn is to downvote when something does not contribute to the conversation, not when one disagrees with it (or one hates it)
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by mejutoco 4y ago
You cannot downvote until you have a bit of it is a non-ego reason.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Exactly. And regarding > only a central bank can fully guarantee a deposit The buck stops at the government, as we are seeing with changing laws to allow Credit Suisse acquisition or by Biden and European representatives statements abou
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Here is evidence that the hash can be unique, or narrow down a small group of people https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
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by mejutoco 4y ago
IBM is still getting by well, but it is not what it used to be. Companies can avoid critical thinking and end up the same, slowly but surely.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Async work is more difficult, but not more inefficient. It is the difference between putting a lot of work into an email that perfectly explains something, vs shooting a quick email and offload the effort to the recipient. In this case comm
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Imagine how angry this hypothetical person will be when they get the same problem from the LLM, after all those extra steps.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
OP has a good point I think, even if it does not refer to LLM, which to me is too strict of a requirement. I think emergent behaviour happens in a lot of videogames. Famously in Dwarf Fortress, with the cat getting drunk, but also in genera
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Context is also relatively new, and capturing errors I believe was only possible with class components, or it changed recently. Redux, mobx, etc also were all options to fix the basic state management in React. I concede it is not every wee
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I agree bespoke software could have bugs, of course, but this bug seems unique to excel. I would say excel is a tool that makes it easy to solve _easy_ problems. I do not think Excel is simple. IMO it is less intimidating to users because i

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