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by par 3y ago
This article gets it wrong imho, it seems to think the problem is the caliber of the people, rather than the setup of the organization. In my 20 years of experience I've observed most people are willing and ready to push themselves to
92.
by par 3y ago
Nothing makes me more upset, as a builder/tinkerer, is when I spend money on a expensive/luxury technical product that I have to iterate on to make it acceptable for basic functions.
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My knowledge is limited to information available up to September 2021(imgur.com)
1 points by par 3y ago|1 comments
94.
by par 3y ago
Why is it like this?!
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by par 3y ago
The problem with this article is that I'm trying to read it during a meeting and I can't stop laughing out loud. Love hearing about Marl the every user.
96.
by par 3y ago
It's never worked for me and I didn't understand why people bought these products.
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by par 3y ago
It's become way less useful than when it first came out. Now i cringe at the thought of asking it any question because it just says "well as a LLM i can't answer that with any information that you'd care about".
98.
by par 3y ago
His recent enterprise, KnowBe4, was doing security training for companies, trying to make the internet safer! So you could say we're less safe with him gone :(
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by par 3y ago
It's a good resource but I hardly think a16z is the team to host the 'AI Canon'.
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Ask HN: Anyone else noticing an uptick in spam on Gmail?
18 points by par 3y ago|9 comments
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by par 4y ago
I had read some books on kindle here and there over the years,but recently switched over to full time on the kindle. And I must say, there is a distinct pleasure in carrying multiple books with me, and switching between them at will. I have
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by par 4y ago
There were a lot of offers to buy into this last funding round, and I gotta be honest the price point was not appealing.
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by par 4y ago
I'm more curious how the author secured the $1m cashiers check during transport and deposit to the next bank!
104.
by par 4y ago
busted!
105.
by par 4y ago
Gotta be honest, as someone working at Meta right now, every week to hear rumors and 'articles' about being laid off, it sucks. :(
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by par 4y ago
> definitely performing far better than almost anyone predicted. Everytime I log in to the twitter app, the notification icon lights up, then turns off, and sometimes it lights up again with some delay. Some other times it stays lit up a
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by par 4y ago
Really unfortunate that a lot of crypto was just these rich dudes pumping and dumping, and all getting together to perform rug pulls on a bunch of 'retail investors'.
108.
by par 4y ago
> So, you want to write a POP3 service? No... no i dont xD
109.
by par 4y ago
there's still a ton of money sloshing around out there.
110.
by par 4y ago
dude it's coming.
111.
by par 4y ago
Still love seeing such great performance from asynchronous processing. But I’m curious, is there something special about node providing this? Or can we achieve similar performance with other async web servers (python, go, swift, rust etc?)
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by par 4y ago
Yes, but that was a different America. Post 9/11, post housing crisis, post global terrorism, post decline into late stage capitalism is changing the narrative substantially. Everyone is constantly on guard these days. But I agree with
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Ask HN: What are the top growing late stage startups out there?
3 points by par 4y ago|1 comments
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by par 4y ago
Does this still work? I tried the DAN jailbreak the other night and it only semi worked.
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by par 4y ago
the uTorrent client on web feels like straight up malware (which it probably is.)
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by par 4y ago
Similar problems exist with mods on facebook pages.
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by par 4y ago
It costs a lot more, especially for families, once the cobra runs out. I know this because I have also not been employed, and had to provide health insurance for my family.
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by par 4y ago
two words for you: health insurance
119.
by par 4y ago
newsflash: people can be treated well comparatively, and still be in incredibly daunting and humiliating situations that is completely out of their control.
120.
by par 4y ago
He is taking a 98% paycut on salary and foregoing his bonus, but I wonder what his equity based comp is as a % of his total comp. My guess is he is mostly compensated in equity.

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