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by replygirl 2y ago
previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40085565
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by replygirl 3y ago
it's barley short of what a 1920x1080 image costs from openai, but we're in a thread about instructional video, which is neither economical nor available yet
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by replygirl 3y ago
right, i'm not taking a side either, just saying your comment showed you lacked the context to understand what you were reading. as you stated and defended. you made a misinterpretation that can only happen if you _don't know the
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by replygirl 3y ago
that's a pretty political spin. if i remember correctly the bridge in florida was entirely feasible but they got the pre-tensioning and assembly wrong.
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by replygirl 3y ago
keeping in mind $0.01 for something like an hour lesson, or a full class, is entirely theoretical
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by replygirl 3y ago
it restricts one from making more videos? how? i understand your comment as reiterating the assumption i was responding to then reframing that assumption with a generalization. of course fair pay is good, and my point is we don't have
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by replygirl 3y ago
the NLRA/B don't cover managers, and union leadership is a separate role from on-the-job management. for the readership of a magazine targeting current or prospective union members and leadership, this is fundamental knowledge, so
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by replygirl 3y ago
would it though? nothing would be stopping them. the idea something would relies on an assumption that we'll soon be able to generate long, coherent, and useful instructional videos with fully resolved text on demand, with such high qu
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by replygirl 3y ago
i reckon nearly zero of these creators are making videos for a single viewer. and as a film student, or even as a professor, you wouldn't spend $300 per movie just to reference in study. demanding even more than that can only be hedgin
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by replygirl 3y ago
I'd argue sticking with the turbo hybrids in 2026 is the outcome of a sunk cost fallacy: FIA have already acknowledged the complexity has been unsustainable by dropping the MGU-H; Red Bull successfully campaigned for the engine freeze
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by replygirl 3y ago
i built something similar for the mailto link on my personal site, bc i'm bad at checking email and refuse to enable notifications for it
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by replygirl 3y ago
hey buds, let's optimize!
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by replygirl 3y ago
in other words: if you get high enough, you can fool yourself into thinking leetcode matters for more than 30 minutes at a time
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by replygirl 3y ago
georgia rail strike of 1909 if you think that's insane, i'd recommend reading "who built america?" vol 1 and "artisans into workers"
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by replygirl 3y ago
almost 10 years in--maybe it's time to stop trying
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by replygirl 3y ago
this site is owned by a rooftop pv installer.
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by replygirl 3y ago
idt we can simply blame the next rung up the ladder. we live in a culture that increasingly glorifies mediocrity and flattery. the hiring managers and engineers alike have been reared to believe the only difference from one person to the ne
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by replygirl 3y ago
we pay software engineers 3x median income to barely know react service jobs and skilled trades all over are facing labor shortages
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by replygirl 3y ago
i had a 12in macbook and used it for the year i transitioned from design to dev. it ran our rails+pg+angular dev environment like a champ; the one adaptation i had to make was to cut out a bunch of atom plugins i didn't need. i never n
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by replygirl 3y ago
yes and no--i do believe facebook is social infrastructure, but i was not referring to facebook i already agree with you but if you ever come across me again on here please don't try to evangelize at me
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by replygirl 3y ago
i've come to believe Fopt and F2 are only different numbers when you're underinvested in design, or that you have positioned your incentive structure in opposition to HCI first principles
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by replygirl 3y ago
those who believe the above are mutually exclusive, and those who develop social infrastructure
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by replygirl 3y ago
> I simply do not trust the people who designed this aircraft.
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by replygirl 3y ago
what's a language multimodal model
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by replygirl 3y ago
i wouldn't call completely broken on mobile a beta
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by replygirl 3y ago
are you serious? it's when you look away from the road in front of you for a sec to check your mirrors
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by replygirl 3y ago
yes, what my comment proposes is a solution that avoids breaking the web, by referring to document.lastModified. in this scenario there's a transition period where only Object.groupBy is available, then after a few years Array.groupBy
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by replygirl 3y ago
it's a noble approach, but feels like it's at its limits if no one could find a reasonable name that works with Array. there's gotta be a point at which it makes sense to EOL third-party stuff like that: set a date far in the
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by replygirl 3y ago
...unless you have physical inputs, in which case you just have two or three glances at the screen, each quicker than the mirror check i know you're doing every few seconds. the problem isn't that you're doing something with
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by replygirl 3y ago
stock is down for both tesla and this argument since beginning of 2021, as most ICE car OEMs can now sell you a pretty good EV that, if you have driven a car before, is easier to use than a tesla

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