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by naet 2y ago
I long for a space like this that I could spend some drop-in time at now (in my thirties and not looking to attend another full college degree program). If I could do one thing to reorganize society it would be to create a bunch of places
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The end of a basketball game feels almost completely unwatchable for me when they devolve into constant fouling, stopping the game every couple of seconds. There are possessions where the defense has the sole objective of ignoring everyth
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A lot of startups don't ever get a YC seed round or $20M valuation. There's a significant risk that your equity ends up being worthless.
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I tried a little Japanese (the second language I know best). Not sure where the content comes from but the translations were wrong, the vocabulary was strange, and otherwise the cards did not work out for me. Seems like they were auto gen
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“We engage in countermeasures to protect our IP, including a careful process for which frontier capabilities to include in released models, and believe . . . it is critically important that we are working closely with the US government to b
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by naet 2y ago
NYT claims that OpenAI trained on their material. They argue for copyright violation, although I think another argument might be breach of TOS in scraping the material from their website or archive. The complaint filing has some references
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I'm great at magic eyes / stereograms and have a ton of posters around my house with them, but I still had trouble with seeing the differences in the test images. I easily locked in my focus on the overlapping cat images but only
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by naet 2y ago
My local ISP offers VOIP. For a long time the area was serviced by AT&T, who probably started with phone lines and then progressed over time to dial up and then more modern cable / broadband. They probably bundled in home phone se
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by naet 2y ago
The author says "whiteboard tests" are broken, but it seems like they're arguing that online coding assessments are broken, not in person interviews using an actual whiteboard. Doing an in person interview on a whiteboard sid
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by naet 2y ago
My wife worked in a higher end catering kitchen and the "recipes" she brought home were crazy to me. They have little instruction other than ingredient ratios and sometimes an extremely rough outline of the technique. I guess a
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I wrote a program in high school for my calculator to balance chemical equations. Ran the idea by my teacher and he said if I could make it myself I could use it. Probably was more work for me in the long run than just studying equation b
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I have played a ton of 3 min flat blitz games at the local bar using my phone as a click and my phone has never been broken, maybe due to a little good luck. Not as satisfying to tap the screen compared to slamming a button on a physical c
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by naet 2y ago
The Lichess app has had a built in clock that works very well and has all the time settings you would want. You can find it in the menu under the analysis board. I think a lot of people don't know that it's included even if they
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by naet 2y ago
It seems like a large part of the ruling hinges on the fact that Google matched the image hash to a hash of a known child pornography image, but didn't require an employee to actually look at that image before reporting it to the pol
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I have sort of the opposite feeling reading some children's books to my son, especially ones that I can remember from my own childhood. It's great for me to remember to look at the world in a more childlike way. Even though I hav
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by naet 2y ago
It adds up over time. I used and liked Google domains for a bunch of websites, and was disappointed when that was axed and all my domains moved to squarespace (and have since transferred them all out). I used the Google podcast app on my
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by naet 2y ago
Traditional sports are totally dominated by individual companies. There may be some street baseball games here and there, or independent baseball leagues, but the MLB has the viewership, the money to buy all the players, the sponsors, the s
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That type of font/textbox issue is my #1 gap in modern CSS. Honestly I'm surprised that it wasn't addressed long ago, seems like such a foundational issue for rendering text.
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Filing a lawsuit would be an excellent method of making 100% sure a company will never ever do business with you ever again in any shape or form. Right now this person needs to get lucky and find a real human to speak with to possibly rev
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I've tried various AI coding solutions and have found at best a mild boost but not the amazing multipliers I hear about online. Copilot gives you some autofill that sometimes can be helpful but often not that helpful. I think the best
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Maybe seen as an individual app being replaced it doesn't seem to make a positive return, but if it improves the overall iPhone experience enough to keep making iPhone sales that is a large source of revenue. As one random example, I h
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My Italian American family uses a lot of both cilantro and parsley, sometimes mixed together. I think they started shopping at local Mexican butchers for things like tripe and offal and maybe took on some of that cuisine culture.
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Slightly off topic but when websites disable default touch actions like pinch to zoom it makes for a rough mobile experience, especially when trying to read an article about maps which encourage you to take a close look.
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I used antd at a previous company and I thought it was very nice from a design standpoint with a good look out of the box. Development could be a little clunky with some things difficult to customize, although I think that's gotten som
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My parents had a floor plan of our house drawn up for some reason, and when I was in late middle school I found it and modeled the house in the hammer editor so my friends and I could play Counter Strike source in there. It wasn't very
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I wonder if this is accurate because I love tons of that El Yucateco on my food (and frequently eat other spicy stuff almost daily), but the Buldak ramen I tried was was so spicy that I couldn't take it and didn't get close to fin
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For someone who loves gifs this is really fun. It would be cool if you could save it somehow, maybe as another gif or video.
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They did tons of open tech interviews for basically anyone who could pass an online quiz, and if they thought they found a good candidate Triplebyte would provide them as higher quality / prescreened candidates to other tech companies
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I haven't personally seen that. I've seen us open a job and get really bad applicants, or one good applicant who ends up taking another job for whatever reasons, and have it go unfilled for long periods of time. I think we proba
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It was first published in 2017

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