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by pottertheotter 3y ago
Can you elaborate more on what it’s like at your company?
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by pottertheotter 3y ago
Sorry, but this is wrong. OpenAI's gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4 models (aka ChatGPT) are what it should be compared against. Codex has been deprecated since March, something that has been widely discussed in the LLM world and is prominently
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
My mom sent me a box of random things of mine that had been in a cupboard forever and one of the items was my UO cloth map. Great memories for sure.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I was looking at graph databases/Neo4j a lot early last year and found Neo4j has a lot of good resources. You can get this book for free through their website. [1] This have some good documentation[2], including this page "Transit
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I use pyenv[1] and the pyenv-virtualenv[2] plugin and I've not had a problem. It's so easy. [1] https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv [2] https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv-virtualenv
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I found this to be bad advice. I switched to the basic powder stuff for a while and my dishes were always horrible. Went back to Cascade Platinum pods and I've never had a problem.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I used to work with a guy whose first book was about to be published and it had blurbs from several very prominent people in business and politics. He told me that he and his team wrote each blurb. That’s not to say the people didn’t agree
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I'm curious to learn about the consultancy. If you're ok with it, you can email me at hnPotterTheOtter ~ gmail.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
> it seems like the heavy lifting is done by the web app here: https://github.com/Kanaries/graphic-walker FWIW, both are made by the same entity, Kanaries.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
That's so interesting. We have Workspace at work but we have bought Zoom licenses for several us because we find Meet to be a much worse experience. We're now considering buying Zoom licenses for everyone at the company. I also fi
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. In the picture of Gary, what is the contraption in front of his mouth?
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Surprised no one else mentioned this. The official documentation includes a tutorial that is quite good. I would read it before jumping into Fluent Python. https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html In additio
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Not really. There are definitely a few categories you can roughly group family offices into but they’re still generally the same thing. If you say “family office” to someone in finance, everyone knows exactly what you mean.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Seems like the original link is a better source. People can still click on the ft link in the tweet, but it’s the tweet thread that I found best (especially since I can’t even read ft).
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
It’s not even nation states that do this. Companies like Amazon and Starlink have been known to do this. For example, talk to a smaller company about either making an investment or using their tech, but use the diligence just so they can fi
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
With the exception that people like MBS, MBZ, AOC, etc. are objectively much more well known.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
They have been for a while. https://blog.1password.com/introducing-secrets-automation/ https://1password.com/developers/
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I think it's superior for reading. Newsletters, news, articles, etc.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I think there's a big difference between traveling with an iPad Pro and only having an iPad Pro.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
You’re thinking too deep and already know the answer. It’s expensive to build non-square rooms. And it sucks for functionality.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I want to bully whoever made the design choices for that website. It's so frustrating having animation effects as you scroll down.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I just took a new job at a company that uses Workspace and it drives me nuts for two reasons. The biggest is that Sheets is awful compared to Excel. The second is having work in a browser tab. It’s so much easier to keep things organized wh
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
He recently met with the SJ Sharks. They are interested but want to make sure it really works well. https://surjan.substack.com/p/an-inventors-quest-for-the-nhl...
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
> I also think about the category of things that aren’t intuitive and require some guidance, like... putting together IKEA furniture. Woe is the fool who tries to discover a complicated IKEA piece through action! Do people try to do this
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
It's a great way to exfoliate the roof of your mouth.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Why not just schedule the task for every 86 seconds and count how many times you've done it so you stop at 1,000?
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
Yeah, 5-15% sounds awesome. I was recently considering doing some project-based work through a consulting firm and their cut was more like 60%. Wouldn't have to do any sales, but that seems absurd. I wonder if it is a US thing of emplo
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
If you moved from Europe to the US (or vice versa), I'm curious what your thoughts are on using A4 vs US letter? And I mean once you were settled and transitioned to using the other standard, did you find yourself thinking one was bett
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I used Cascade Complete powder and Cascade Platinum packs.
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by pottertheotter 4y ago
I used Cascade Platinum packs before and after trying powder. When using powder I primarily used Cascade Complete (there was a short time early in the pandemic when I had to grab whatever was available on the shelf).

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