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4y ago
I think it's more useful for second guessing your past choices. You're absolutely right that it's worth weighing the chances looking forwards because it can guide your future choices. But when looking back and thinking "
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4y ago
The title is misleading. They're not being asked to justify the job they have. These jobs are being cut. Apple is telling people to apply for new roles within the company.
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4y ago
Title doesn't quite match the content. They're not reapplying for their jobs because their jobs are being eliminated. They're being told to apply for new jobs within Apple.
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4y ago
It can be hard to know what specialist to see.
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4y ago
It’s a little concerning that it’s better to have less information. Very few fields work this way.
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4y ago
1 person leveraging AI will steal 10 jobs. It’s not a 1 to 1 replacement.
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4y ago
Seems premature to cut costs on a system that doesn’t work yet.
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4y ago
Crypto isn't legally considered a security.
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4y ago
Can you say more about this? There is a literal policy to ding your rating if you use PTO?
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4y ago
It’s harder to use PTO when you have a small amount because you’re always second guessing whether now is the correct time or whether you should save it for something later in the year. It becomes so precious that very few things in life are
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4y ago
The problem is a lot of these cars don't have head units. They just have all sorts of irregular LCD screens built in to the dash.
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Very right, but I would say that we have much more access. Just using Pittsburgh as an example. Pre-Uber, you could try to call for a cab to the airport. Maybe they would come in 45 minutes, maybe an hour and a half, maybe never. Even sche
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I don’t see how OpenAI is in any position to make a stand against scraping.
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4y ago
In my hometown when I was growing up, the longtime sheriff was convicted of drug trafficking. It made me wonder how often law enforcement is directly involved in the drug trade.
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4y ago
https://www.keckmedicine.org/blog/commuting-and-your-health/
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Anthropic's Claude, Now in Slack
(anthropic.com)
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4y ago
That’s true, when have humans as a whole ever been consistently aligned with the interests of humans?
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4y ago
Sounds like fuel for a revolution. I know some governments will go to war with their own people, but all of them? There will be some countries that go the way you've described and crush any discontent with force. But some will try to n
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4y ago
Striking that the top 3 causes are from human inventions (cars/guns/drugs). Makes me wonder what new causes of death have yet to be invented.
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4y ago
If you love graphics manuals, this indie publishing house reprints classic manuals: https://standardsmanual.com/pages/titles
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4y ago
Any extraterrestrial life that gets close enough for us to detect probably is going to be AI, not organic creatures. Any civilization advanced enough to be traveling between galaxies in a serious way probably was taken over by AI long ago.
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4y ago
If you want to have some fun, give it access to your gmail credentials and say "make my life better"
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Paperclip-style doom?
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I have been shocked how well it will play the role of a diagnostic physician, asking questions and continuing to ask follow ups until it has enough information to give a set of possible diagnoses. Here's the prompt I've been using
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4y ago
The WIFI one is just so embarrassing. Like yes there are legitimate questions to be asked about data privacy but some of these questions don't even make sense as questions at all.
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Honestly, reading that article makes it sound like Amazon will be the last one standing. They run the majority of their logistics themselves and are the only retailer, maybe save Walmart, that can attempt to find efficiencies rather than ju
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4y ago
It's Hacker News. You're not allowed to like things. Hey, I don't make the rules.
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4y ago
What kind of items are these? I have never once received something fake in all my years of heavy Amazon use.
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The "rewards" thing is particularly embarrassing.
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4y ago
In regards to LLMs there is a collision between Apple's extremely good chip design capabilities and Apple's insistence that Siri never says anything that isn't 100% scripted and 100% certain to not bad. Up until now, they
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