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For fun last month I decided to see if i could build a fully functional business of agents. It's 175 python files (employees) build up of internal roles within those files (tasks). So what I have is 175 employees who are able to pass o
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1y ago
I sit on an AI evaluation committee for a huge law firm (It's just a regular old consulting gig) - we get so much inbound from (mostly kids) folks trying to build wrappers for some aspect of legal workflow, but behind the scenes thomso
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1y ago
These things exist in this world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist They're pretty cool, I recommend learning about them, personally, I did a whole degree on it...won 4 Emmy awards being one...silly me...
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It's not meaningless, people have whole PhDs in this stuff and it's a component of the concentration of social cultural anthropology. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentino_(fashion_house) https://
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1y ago
And if I've done expert level research into this very particular subject? Here is the ignorance: you know nothing about me.
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Ignorant of what it's like to be poor, maybe. I don't believe my life experiences have resulted in me being ignorant to the rich, please buy some $DOCN.
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1y ago
The missing part is... those are Valentino's, those are not "Tennis shoes". Now, why did someone throw out those Valentino's? Because nobody who goes to college and wears Valentino would wear those Valentino's, thos
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1y ago
https://innovationlabs.harvard.edu/events/your-network-is-yo... ^ Why many go to Harvard. Very nice club.
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1y ago
Sometimes I wonder if people know who Matthew Prince is... Matthew is not someone you want to fight with.
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1y ago
This is amazing, almost amazing as the website of the man who wrote it: https://www.songworm.com/index.html - "I wrote the generator for these pages in Macintosh Common Lisp."
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1y ago
Here I am for the millionth time, on HN, reminding everyone of an amazing gift: 2016 report by Nadia Asparouhova - "Roads and Bridges: The Unseen Labor Behind Our Digital Infrastructure"[1] - Please do take the time to read and sh
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1y ago
I've been hiring people for the better part for 15 years and I never considered them to be valuable outside of the fact that it appears you're able to do one project for a sustained period of time. My impressions was unless your d
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1y ago
Class != Job Title Managerial Class != Bourgeoisie This was a loose usage of the term “bourgeoisie”, meant in the sociological rather than economic sense. Sorry. In late capitalism, the PMC (Professional Managerial Class) occupies a weird l
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My plan at some point is to do a big tech start-up in Winnipeg. Bit of other stuff still to do first, but I have an eye on Winnipeg (good flight times!!)
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I tried, but I couldn't get a job as a web dev in the 90s because nobody in my area knew what the web was, I'm not sure anyone in my country did.
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1y ago
To build a house and live sustainably it needs to be somewhat near other community surly? For access to grocery, education and health care, and then also modern opportunities. Barrie is probably the most reasonable area outside of Toronto a
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1y ago
Well in my country all the land is owned, either by the crown or by land owners, so at least in my country, the government would have to just...give away land? (Canada, The West)
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1y ago
Taken in an even wider context, Canadians really got fucked hard: https://x.com/decenter_hi/status/1926730931080986915
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1y ago
Only that it's just a bit harder for those of use that like to some occasional lightweight stewardship (maybe you're discouraging that) - I know when to point to the guidelines pretty easily, I guess in future for this instance...
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Do you envision we will see any forced egalitarian land/wealth distribution?
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To be technical, and to borrow a bit. Proletariat[1] are the working class, they work for the Bourgeoisie[2], the people who own the means of productions. That's why I asked why you used demote. Lower, Middle and Upper are strata or ra
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1y ago
Do you have a sense of how you see it playing out?
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"requesting specific XML tags" - I thought XML was pretty unused these days??
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1y ago
...wait till you find out how much my one friend spends on golf a year!!!!! Hobbies are expensive. This will take about 3 maybe 4 months, and I think i'll enjoy playing it with and so will all my friends and family, so it's worth
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https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2021/12/01/dodge-v-ford-what... If directors consistently chose "do less with more" - they'd certainly lose under virtually any legal standard? Edit: I guess it
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I think if you go even deeper: it's that humans primitively require novel and emotional experiences, it got us out of the cave. These systems are a way to generate.
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I was reading this yesterday and it's wild to me how much changed in Canada in 1995: https://progressingcanada.com/ - Seems like 95 through 97 set in motion some bad things for Canada?
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He should update that page. Anyway: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... I know because I was contacted and asked not to do this.
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1y ago
Just an FYI, posting the output of LLMs on HN is forbidden per the rules.
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From the business side of the house, I only ever look at it as what can do the right job for the right money to very quickly deliver continuous value to customers . In an employee base: Experience around is always good for growing and
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