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rconti
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> equivalent of a frontier AI lab Except frontier AI labs basically consider the entirety of human creation, multiplied by 100, to be their total addressable market. The most important architect in Chicago could only ever be able to capt
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3mo ago
same. over 2t in one day.
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3mo ago
honestly, the lightning CONNECTOR was far better, but man, I really appreciate the standardization. We have one device on the house left using lightning (my wife's iPhone 13 mini) and .. well, I just wish they'd release a new mini
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3mo ago
Wow, sorry, and thanks. Not sure what went wrong in my brain there :)
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3mo ago
Loan was originated in 2014. Our particular circumstance was that it was a run-up in home valuations in a short time period that caused appraisals to start coming in short right when we were trying to close. 20% down turned into 10% down pl
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3mo ago
Excellent work with the reading there, champ.
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3mo ago
> Even the mom and pop landlords use management companies that run you through a black box for approval/rejection with little room for negotiation. Rental approvals are ridiculous. We're renting an apartment while we remodel ou
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3mo ago
When I was a kid, we never had a ton of extra money, but my parents were very supportive-- they paid for most of my college expenses, for example. Their outlook was that us kids shouldn't have to work-- "school is your job".
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3mo ago
From TFA: > "I think it could be half over the course of the year," Noble said, adding that he believes a fair value for the shares is around $30, implying a decline of roughly 78% from current levels.
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3mo ago
What do you mean by "doing release Fridays"?
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3mo ago
As a night owl who sleeps late, I'm stoked to not waste morning daylight while I'm sleeping, and have more time in the evening to go out and do shit before it gets dark.
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3mo ago
Wow, TIL! I moved from a Linux desktop to a Mac when OS X was new, and thought it was cool that I could run an X server locally. I didn't have much experience with classic Mac OS, and never would have guessed there was an X server for
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3mo ago
#1 rule of sales. If someone is trying to sell you something, you _probably_ don't want it. Eg, they need the sale more than you do. The very fact that they were asking the question is such a huge red flag.
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3mo ago
plastic bag!
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That's crappy, but it's also a beta, so it's not yet time to render a verdict.
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3mo ago
That was mentioned in the Guardian piece as well-- can you help explain the particular appeal of this film in Sweden?
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3mo ago
Seems like you're playing a dangerous game if your navigation app becomes known for optimizing for the collective good rather than individual fastest transit time-- people will trust your app less, and use a different, more "selfi
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3mo ago
The original edutainment?
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3mo ago
Probably a good argument for the agreement; puts teeth behind worker safety/comfort.
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3mo ago
I have very mixed results with LLMs, but I actually find they're really GOOD at, unprompted, pointing out existing code that is redundant and could be simplified and so on. Where it really, really struggles for me is in existing comple
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3mo ago
I think this is usually done with idle fees and the like. I was recently apartment hunting and we tested out the EV chargers -- in this case it was a Tesla destination charger, but I didn't realize those now had smarts built into them
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3mo ago
We choose not to, because most consumers of ambulance services don't have to pay for it. So those of us who pay out of pocket for an ambulance, like I did ($1700 to go 3/4 of a mile last year) are a tiny minority.
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Remember when we didn't have enough electricity for electric cars?
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No, I'm referring to how a smaller diameter wheel can't roll over bumps as easily as a larger one.
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I'm surprised the small diameter wheels allow for such a good ride.
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3mo ago
It takes a certain kind of arrogance to assume that another person's direct experience must be wrong, and your take, based on a 14 word description of the scenario, must be right. Two people who actually live the same experience may ha
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Is there a reason to think these should or should not scale with size of population?
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Sometimes I do- But unfortunately usually what happens is I just keep thinking of NEW, less-and-less likely things to work, and never get around to asking for help (or wait too long). What I likely need is a fresh perspective -- someone els
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3mo ago
This hits for to me because I'm currently adding on to my house. Or rather, paying professionals to add on to my house, because I actually want it to get finished. I visit every couple of days. It's REMARKABLE how fast things get
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Proof of work is tricky, IMO. I think I tend to over-prove my work. I'll explain the request, and then mention the first three-or-five-or-whatever things I've tried, including what went wrong. I always thought it was most importan
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