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by muttled 4y ago
Did the code work?
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by muttled 4y ago
It seems on the other end that many companies are realizing the only thing cheaper than an empty room with some Ikea desks shoved side-to-side is to have people work remotely and pay for their own office space.
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by muttled 4y ago
Without being lazy like me and using a bunch of fire-and-forget code that causes race conditions.
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by muttled 4y ago
I'm of two minds on this. Having taken them before and quitting, I know that you definitely can. But also once you see the kind of person you can be with medication, the really low unmedicated days feel extra hard compared to the effor
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by muttled 4y ago
typescript
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by muttled 4y ago
You guys are vastly overestimating how much thought I put into this. I cranked it out in a week on PTO.
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by muttled 4y ago
You might have saved my butt by pointing that out early on in the torrent of people. Thanks.
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by muttled 4y ago
> Does this algo weight comment based on its age ? No but that's a fantastic suggestion. Thanks!
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by muttled 4y ago
That's basically what I'm missing. I'm not cut out for sales, and this is something that absolutely requires a sales person explaining and doing demos.
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by muttled 4y ago
This is correct. I'm able to grab most users' comment histories in under a second and it tells the data sources at the bottom.
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by muttled 4y ago
Noticed people would often send out confidential email to the wrong person because they'd click the wrong auto-complete entry when they shift. This thing reads your email, figures out you meant to click the other "Bob", and w
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by muttled 4y ago
Link to Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/y2xxf0
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by muttled 4y ago
I feel like it's such a niche thing. It's a feature that should be built into Outlook. Which is cool but it's the most boring thing ever once I finished it and nobody was banging down my door :)
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by muttled 4y ago
I may try to offload https://jiminyclick.com at some point just because I've lost interest in it. Couldn't gain traction. No users, just the tech. It's an Outlook plugin that tells you if you're about to emai
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Show HN: I'm trying to guess your personality by your comments with an NLP model(ezpersonality.com)
179 points by muttled 4y ago|194 comments
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by muttled 4y ago
It's especially great for large important legacy datasets that similarly did no enforcement. You can then interact with the data and clean it up through some commands without trying to work with massive datasets in Excel where it somet
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by muttled 4y ago
I was a (mostly) straight A student. I would ask teachers for extra credit if I was sitting right at the line of B/A. I think only one teacher told me no which I think was crap as a student should be able to increase their grade if the
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by muttled 4y ago
And soon, it won't just be the people who are "playing around" with AI models on their home machine. It will be games and commercial products using ML at the client level that will have system requirements around GPUs with a
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by muttled 4y ago
In some cities (I know Chicago) they have automated license plate readers on at least some police cars, and handheld scanners for traffic enforcement. Walking or driving past and it pings? Easy ticket. Even for out of state cars.
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by muttled 4y ago
I'd echo a lot of these. You have to basically learn the skills of a modern machinist, including learning the quirks of the materials/machinery/environmental conditions. You can easily have something complex print for 20 hour
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by muttled 4y ago
I'd like to know how much equity the person gets in the pursuit of "growing the company together".
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by muttled 4y ago
Garbage chutes are a luxury I've only recently acquired, but it was done well in my opinion at my building. The room is tiny but enclosed with a garbage chute with a closing chute door that has a rubber gasket to seal it. Negatively pr
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by muttled 4y ago
Even if you manage to hide your tracks digitally on the chains, you still have millions of dollars you have to get out of a KYC off-ramp. You could possibly setup some sort of web service that offers something for crypto, but you'd hav
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by muttled 4y ago
I've done a couple of the premium subscriptions just to see if they're worth it. My experience was that you got to see people who had liked you but that the app just hadn't shown you yet, but other than that it didn't le
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by muttled 4y ago
I see a lot of use of FPGAs in things like cutting-edge machinery, warfare, and stock trading. Are there any cool hobbyist uses of these things? Always game to learn a new tech.
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by muttled 4y ago
Most of the rewards in GPU mining were from Ethereum. There won't be enough money to go around to make it worth the electricity once ETH is no longer mineable. Lots of mining businesses are going to go out of business or switch to Bitc
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by muttled 4y ago
I think my biggest issue with paywalls is that I wouldn't mind it if they showed the search engine only what the viewer can see as well. Then the search engines can try to prioritize the content that the user actually wants to see. As
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by muttled 4y ago
At the height of the last crypto boom, with elevated GPU prices, you could expect to make back your investment (with electric costs) in about 200 days. Assuming that means a 2.5% per-day return, that could be extrapolated to be ~60% return
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by muttled 4y ago
To add to this: having the backups copy somewhere that has write-only permissions can be a life-saver in a crypto-ransom malware situation. Hackers are smart enough to delete or encrypt backups, and this is made far easier for them when adm
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by muttled 4y ago
If the password manager is then not forcing 2FA, wouldn't this defeat the security gains from going two-factor?

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