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541.
by resters 4y ago
You go south, not through the city!
542.
by resters 4y ago
Such a shakeup is long overdue. Also imagine the westerly views of the west coast sunset and foggy mornings from the skyscraper, or the northerly view of the golden gate and bay, or the easterly view of the city spread out before you. Wow.
543.
by resters 4y ago
Sounds like you are not very familiar with SF. It's an easy drive south on the 101 to get to the rest of silicon valley, without the horrible traffic/congestion of downtown SF. Also, unlike many neighborhoods in SF, there is super
544.
by resters 4y ago
As others have pointed out, QSLing is alive and well in digital form.
545.
by resters 4y ago
Was the purpose of the page and post to generate comments that can be used as training data?
546.
by resters 4y ago
It seems to be an accidental advantage of the messy hodgepodge that is English. There are semantic clues everywhere in word order patterns.
547.
by resters 4y ago
It seems that the output feels reasoned because of the reasoning implicit in language patterns. Which is enough to write code and essays, apparently.
548.
by resters 4y ago
I thought that at first. I think with LLMs we will start to see code with better and more descriptive comments, since there is significant advantage to be found when the code has as much information and context as possible. Human programmer
549.
by resters 4y ago
It's truly unbelievable that Microsoft has allowed low quality garbage news to proliferate the Windows UI, including generating notifications. It's really quite embarrassing to see the low quality content and to imagine that somew
550.
by resters 4y ago
So then what is the point of using the label the way the OP did?
551.
by resters 4y ago
I see your point that the quality of discourse is very low and that most ideological labels are worn haphazardly without the wearer really understanding what philosophy he/she is claiming to support. Many sloppy "pro business&quot
552.
by resters 4y ago
When you say that the output of LLM is "correct", what do you mean? The output that seems impressive is merely "plausibly written by an intelligent entity" but there is nothing about it that could be characterized as bei
553.
by resters 4y ago
Think of it this way: They create plausible patterns of language that seem (to humans) similar to human-generated language. That is what they are "good at". Imagine an "AI" that "knows" about rhyme and meter an
554.
by resters 4y ago
Why is this flagged? Garry represents YC and his ridiculousness should not be suppressed from HN.
555.
by resters 4y ago
> sociopathic libertarians calling for government to make sure they never suffer any consequences for their failure to adequately manage risk FYI libertarians typically do not want the government / taxpayers to bail out companies fo
556.
by resters 4y ago
Garry, are you going to allocate some shares of each of the companies to some public purpose in exchange for the gift you are requesting?
557.
by resters 4y ago
The knowledge that this would happen is why it happened in the first place. SVB execs won't take a pay cut.
558.
by resters 4y ago
It really shouldn't matter. An elevator full of people shouldn't fail just because they all jump in unison, so long as the number of people / weight is below the maximum capacity. We view banking differently because ultimate
559.
by resters 4y ago
FWIW I think it's an amazing time to be a debtor.
560.
by resters 4y ago
Doesn't SVB require a startup to keep a certain amount of cash reserves deposited in order to be eligible for things like merchant accounts and other "free" financial services?
561.
by resters 4y ago
SVB does a lot of venture debt. When venture debt is not repaid, SVB ends up owning the company, and can recover its exposure only if there is a buyer for the company or assets. In early stage land where valuations are the result of a fair
562.
by resters 4y ago
I'd like to open up a meta discussion of HackerFM here in this thread.
563.
by resters 4y ago
Sometimes technical debt is framed as an accident or a mistake, as if someone spent money on a credit card irresponsibly. And certainly sometimes that is the case. But any kind of debt can enable leverage when it is done intentionally and
564.
by resters 4y ago
The parent got downvoted probably because of the cynical tone of the comment, but organizational / management debt is real just like tech debt. Hiring someone fresh out of college who has no experience to run an important part of a sta
565.
by resters 4y ago
> It's really surprising how often the “quick” approach turns out to be slower than the “right” approach. It depends on what is done fast and what is done more thoughtfully. For example, if the general architecture is thought throu
566.
by resters 4y ago
I'm curious if you noticed any other health changes/improvements after starting L-Methylfolate.
567.
by resters 4y ago
> The CCP attempted to infiltrate Google's internal systems by having spies get jobs inside of Google. You think the CCP hasn't done this in the US with all relevant companies?
568.
by resters 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT to write some programs like this and it refused!
569.
by resters 4y ago
This is so obvious and so "acceptable" even in security circles that I have thought for a while that it is a tacit acknowledgement that state actor attacks are "OK". Trusted CAs should be one of the most scrutinized and
570.
by resters 4y ago
I agree it was a high point for UI/UX logic. The filesystem was part of the OS experience and it generally made sense with little magic going on. I have wondered in the years since whether the newer abstractions and UI patterns we find

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