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by nytesky 3y ago
Wait, pun? Please spell it out.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Forget basic human right. Think basic public health. If we incentive workers to come to work when sick, they are more likely to spread illness, worsen their conditions where they need more expensive care (which we will provide in most cases
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Must be having massive midlife nostalgia of the 90s: - bring back x.com from his 90s company - get back into payments like X/PayPal - logo for his company is dead ringer for the 90s X-window icon - decided to implement a real world imp
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Midlife crisis is about recognizing your mortality and limited time left, and looking at what you have done and finding it comes up short to what you hoped for your life. The reality of how little time you have left is a key component, that
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by nytesky 3y ago
For some reason your title made me think of this classic IT Crowd https://youtu.be/Vywf48Dhyns
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by nytesky 3y ago
Crappy RAISES. Not wages.
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by nytesky 3y ago
I don’t know about exceeding the range. If they give me a range and I tiptoe into a higher than the top range, I kinda expect to have crappy wages going forward as Im likely an outlier on the team. Unless im some rock star and they promote
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by nytesky 3y ago
Why no UTC? I guess London may be the same, though I’m unsure about DST? The launch wasn’t listed in UTC but in its local timezone? That is odd.
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by nytesky 3y ago
Very true. Many space startups and NASA contractors always hiring. But aerospace famously pays peanuts (I think too many fanboys who just hear “space” and sign on dotted line)
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There are large swaths of rust belt cities with vacant housing. What about a National program to refurb that housing and rehouse the homeless Basically, turn struggling cities into the business of rehabilitation — federal investment into lo
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by nytesky 3y ago
I’ve always been puzzled why simply being the POC for a sale means you get a huge commission. A lot goes into what they are selling, from the product, to company reputation, to quality and support options. The person doing the convincing an
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by nytesky 3y ago
Different poster here, but I focus on a file based notes system (mine is on iCloud but any DropBox, Drive, etc would work fine), right no Obsidian and Ai Writer share a folder of my “notes” in an iCloud folder. Keep is good for grocery list
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by nytesky 3y ago
Except meet is a passive teleconf service; duo allowed you to make Video CALLS, like FaceTime. Google Voice seems to have been added to Enterprise, so I cross my fingers it will prevail.
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I had problems with their 2FA where the code would come via SMS but be rejected. I was able to recover via email but it was distressing. Do they have OTP service now?
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So how much stock trading will be CONTROLLED by AI models soon? What if it pushed prices higher and higher? Or what about Armageddon where some “hallucination” triggers a major financial crisis?
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Just in time for AI to slurp up all supply?
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I wrote our entire heldesk documentation in college in a Psion 3A while on a bus tour. Top notch. Miss physical keyboards, I feel like my parents and a VCR whenever I use my phone…
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Ask HN: Are there any NFC credit card fobs for keychain
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If I’m a Google One subscriber, is account recovery easier?
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Checking out with guest is okay, as long as you are judicious about not deleting emails. I often order something and need to login and retrieve the order info for a return or warranty information. Or if I’m ordering an item or similar item
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They finally removed the virtual keyboard. Do you remember when it was a random layout virtual keyboard? Good times.
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I always thought it was tow, like a tugboat towing something and keeping it aligned. Instead it’s about foot races! “ The phrase means “follow the rules or obey an authority.” “Tow the line” is a misspelling based on “toe” and “tow” soundin
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One other huge disadvantage of L3. As driver physically drive less and less while models learn, their skills will wither and when the car gives up control it will be to out of practice drivers.
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I believe the article speaks to the lack of data: we don’t know if L3 is safer. Safer than a drunk driver or a tired long haul, maybe. But a typical driver that would also use L3 responsibly, it may not be safer.
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Did any of you read the article? She acknowledged there are some cases where it’s working in well defined environments. But she clearly shows how we are currently in the most dangerous phase “car drives except handing off to human drivers
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As an executive, I wonder if she was aware of the Dinobabies policy? https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/12/business/economy/ibm-age-...
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I really wanted it to end she discovered them in her coat pocket or something and that’s why it was following her around in museum but in guess the house ping is hard to explain.
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Hi literally talked about how before pandemic it was almost all short term rentals; now it’s 1/5 are 30 days or longer. He talked about it on Prof G Podcast.
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Well, I use term digital nomad loosely. End of the day if you are 100 or longer periods WFH, options to work from elsewhere which would boost ABNB
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Don’t complain about that or you will end up with forced telework days. Our office now requires everyone in office TWTh, where so preferred working MWF because of how my work products and some meetings are scheduled. Telework and flexibilit

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