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What would you recommend to bring someone from noob to semi-pro as quickly as possible?
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I'm also interested in this one, though I lack specific experience in the healthcare industry to understand the problems. Does anyone have good resources to understanding the bloat of the industry as well as the regulatory constraints?
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There are more details addressing a bunch of the first thoughts people might have here: https://blog.lopp.net/hal-finney-was-not-satoshi-nakamoto/
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No, but this is a big reason for your average person that your typical HN commenter might overlook. :) Most people I talk to these days notice the camera quality as one of the main upgrades on new phone, and the behavior of caring about the
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Serious question: Is there a dumbphone that has a camera that is even remotely near a flagship from the last year or two? (Pixel/iPhone/Samsung) I wouldn't realistically carry around a camera everywhere because of bulk/U
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They are literally free to charge whatever they want right now, they just don't because no consumer would put up with it.
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Great question, I'm also interested in this type of content though I know few examples. Since you like PsychOdyssey also check out Double Fine Adventure and the few Amnesia Fortnight series (also on DoubleFine's Youtube channel) i
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This is also along the lines of how I think about things. If you make it convenient enough (compared to the alternative of paywall bypass or piracy) and provide enough overall/general value then I'm happy to subscribe. At the poin
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I felt the same way, the question is pretty ambiguous, there are two readings, one corresponds with a somewhat "unintuitive" answer provided, and another doesn't, but is maybe more intuitive to some people, and yet "ever
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> In early October, OpenAI’s chief scientist approached some fellow board members to recommend Altman be fired, citing roughly 20 examples of when he believed Altman misled OpenAI executives over the years. I also thought this was intere
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Who do you find is generally right about the tech industry more often?
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This is not really how I think about things. I think of idealist = different from current reality based on some principles. Often to me idealist also means that they wish things were different from the way they ended up on ideological groun
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Thanks! Money Stuff is great and of a similar caliber for sure. I think Platformer is solid, but seems to fall a bit more into media-punditry, though there are a lot of interesting reported stories which you don't get on Stratechery. I
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I get it, but also I think this is one of the things that makes Ben so good at his job and is also a bit more nuanced than might initially appear. He (mostly) isn't interested in being an activist for a certain perspective and really j
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Does anyone know any other tech publications at the level of Stratechery? Ben Thompson seems to get his analysis right and provide useful correct perspectives more than basically anyone else I’ve seen.
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Yeah, I don't think there is any meaningful distinction there. I think Pierre is just framing things in terms of solving for teams that work with product + design + engineering to ship something to users that involves all of those part
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https://pierre.co/ is another interesting one, focused on a product-development workflow.
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I would encourage you to read the Harvard page on plagiarism and see how it stacks up to those examples: https://usingsources.fas.harvard.edu/what-constitutes-plagia... I think the standards of academic citation are higher
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Thanks, this would explain my issues! I changed this for my network but not the DNS-over-HTTPS provider. Appreciate the fix.
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Ask HN: Archive.today Alternatives?
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Even then, that “shortlist” was clearly built in a total scramble after their first interim CEO sided with Sam.
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Honestly, as time passes the bigger issue is seeming to be issues in the core simulation. Parts of it aren't implemented, parts of it are tuned very weirdly, parts of it are just bugged, parts of it don't display information to yo
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If you ever want to go back to headphones, open-back headphones can avoid basically any issues with voice perception.
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The nothing website claims: > Nothing Chats is built on Sunbird's platform and all Chats messages are end-to-end encrypted, meaning neither we nor Sunbird can access the messages you're sending and receiving. > Nothing is po
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You could do (most of) the good things from the above and not have the wood burning stove. I think this is kind of a false dilemma. :)
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We are living longer partially as a result of treating issues that would previously have gone untreated or poorly treated. Most things we treat with medication we treat because they have negative health outcomes otherwise like earlier death
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You shouldn’t be using AI detectors. They aren’t accurate and other approaches to teaching need to be used instead of leaning on old methods: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8313351-how-can-educator...
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I thought most of the regulatory efforts were focused on training runs getting bigger and bigger rather than generation with existing models. Is there regulation you’re aware of around use of models?
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I don't disagree there are some instances of this in other areas, but in the case of links to news websites I don't think there's a meaningful argument against customers choosing which URL to visit as it relates to competitio
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Or: newspapers opted into the Google + Facebook ecosystem because it was beneficial for them to do so, customers choose to use Google and Facebook because they provide tangible user benefits, and competition is just a click away yet most ne
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