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by okdood64 3y ago
Except they haven't arrived in any meaningful way for commuting. Talk to me when they're more plentiful and cheaper than an Uber and is a better option than owning a car.
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by okdood64 3y ago
The way you describe it it seems like Mick West is the quintessential HN poster; thinks his success as a software engineer makes him a supreme expert on other fields.
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by okdood64 3y ago
So you think there's still a peak; are you buying lots of GOOG right now?
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Separated screen and keyboard are important. I don't see how that has to do with hand/wrist pain. It would seem that's only relevant for neck & back pain.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> What would happen if I "dropped" my wallet and turned around to pick it up? That would be an extremely stupid thing to do in San Francisco. I would not trust drivers here at all to pick it up. I would just wait until all the
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by okdood64 3y ago
> unless you're also for advocating for banning those top 10% of drivers from driving Yes maybe they should be at least suspended from driving for some period of time. The problem that won't happen because we don't catch t
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Maybe that's just part of everyone getting older. There's younger people to replace the older people.
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by okdood64 3y ago
YouTube Premium is a far superior experience to Nebula.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> How will you resolve the disparity, if at all? Look for other signals of this disparity aside from race; this isn't a new concept.
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by okdood64 3y ago
LLMs are a complement to search, not a replacement.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> If you can join the army you can sure as hell go down I hate arguments like these. The same one for the drinking age and joining the army. The world isn't black and white. There are merits to 18+ enlistment and 21+ drinking age bo
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by okdood64 3y ago
> I’ll just stop using the site. I keep hearing this repeated by people who use the site. Honestly, no they won't. At least the vast majority of them. There's literally no viable replacement.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> leaving the eastern seaboard of China irradiated for generations It might depend on the particular warhead, but this was not the case for Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
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by okdood64 3y ago
This is the kind of high quality comment I come to Hacker News for. Thank you for your contribution. But more seriously, please, this is not Reddit. Don't write such low effort, useless comments.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Don't let Youtube be the golden copy of your video. The fact that so many people let another SINGLE company, who obviously doesn't serve the original file but their own transcodes, be the "golden copy" of their vide
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Only during the daylight This makes no sense to me based on the technology used. Cruise actually previously had a permit to ONLY operate at night.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> such as arriving late and leaving early You see someone doing this and think: "slacker"...? I come into the office around 9am and leave at 3:30pm to beat traffic and get a quick gym session in without the crowds. And then I h
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by okdood64 3y ago
> I wonder if they’ll see employees quit over this. I'm sure a few will but, I can't name any time in the last 20 years when a tech company did something bad that enough employees quit over it for it to be notable. For 95% of
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by okdood64 3y ago
This is the kind of high quality comment I come to Hacker News for. Thank you for your contribution. But more seriously, Reddit r/technology is clearly leaking here, and it's not good.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> I think that's Google's killer advantage here. Also it can give you up to date information without giving you the "I'm sorry, but as an AI model, my knowledge is current only up until September 2021, and I don'
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by okdood64 3y ago
How did you know it was correct? That that API wasn't deprecated? Or there was a better one for your use case?
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by okdood64 3y ago
Broken? https://www.google.com/search?q=%22may+have+been+less+attrac... I just took a random snippet from Gergely's blog and using quotes I found it. Look there's many issues with Google Search in 2023, but these
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by okdood64 3y ago
I'm pretty sure you could find doom & gloom talk about Google on HN 5 years ago.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Sam Altman sits down for a detailed interview with an included product roadmap. Microsoft is like "bro, why did you do that?" and want it redacted.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Man all this reminds me so much of my previous gig and it was so FUN. Now I have a not so fun job at Big Tech doing SRE type work; all of that mucking around is abstracted away from me.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Try out Bard, it's coding is much improved in the last 2 weeks. I've unfortunately switched over for the time being.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> My prediction is that there will be copyright enforcement mandated by law in all GPUs. Oh this is a nifty idea. Hadn't thought of regulation in this manner. Seems like it would be pretty effective too.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Yes! It didn't even try on my question of Jarvis standings desks, which is a fairly old product that hasn't changed up.. Their typical "My knowledge cutoff..." response doesn't even make sense. It screwed up another
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by okdood64 3y ago
Yea, a lot (not most) of seniors at Big Tech spend 50+% of their time writing docs that never result in anything or otherwise really did _not_ need a doc, or "generating ideas" and "fielding questions" from someone 3 tea
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by okdood64 3y ago
It's incredible how much high quality restaurant food, groceries and snacks like these that Japan has had for a relatively low price as compared to other wealthy nations. It was quite noticeable for me the last 2 times I went to Tokyo&

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