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by rhacker 4y ago
If they start using AI to enhance all the old games, we won't need new games because the old ones were better.
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by rhacker 4y ago
What about blocking the sound from getting out into the world
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by rhacker 4y ago
This is the first time I heard about twilio and robocalls. Are we sure they are a large source of this or just a tech lightning rod?
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by rhacker 4y ago
Everyone better get into construction soon. AI will replace drafters/architects/engineers but the walls going up is going to be a huge payout as Google ML engineers needing a 3rd or 4th house for their second family.
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by rhacker 4y ago
Supplements are great because at worst they work like a placebo. There is a ton of evidence that placebos actually work better than real FDA approved stuff (in some cases) because there is a metric tonne of crap we don't understand abo
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by rhacker 4y ago
pretty much anything you purchase at a store goes through ibm
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by rhacker 4y ago
I had a conversation with ChatGPT yesterday where I came up with the first few episodes for a new season of 24. I provided a set of events that happen in episode 1, 2, 3 and 4 and it "rewrote" it to sound better. Which it basicall
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by rhacker 4y ago
I imagine almost everywhere in the world where something went from rural to metropolis there are stories like this, but the winners write the ending of the story, backed by the legions of people that profit with them.
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by rhacker 4y ago
I typically only see MRR numbers for "one man startups" because you see the number and compare it to your salary and go - Shit I can do that. I could've done that. Damnit! MRR is meaningless in larger startups because for all
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by rhacker 4y ago
This isn't going to go over well. I hope everyone shuts down their feed.
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by rhacker 4y ago
If anyone is paying attention, this is where the no-code movement is going next. Automate all the stupid things!
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by rhacker 4y ago
I feel like I was a 10x when we did monoliths. With "fake team microservices" - which is extremely prevalent these days, I feel like a 1x developer. The second I have to open another repo and do something - pull, yarn, build, and
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by rhacker 4y ago
That's the main difference between OCD and not.
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by rhacker 4y ago
> What am I supposed to do in this situation? This. Support systems in the world post computers eating everything is basically HN posts.
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by rhacker 4y ago
I do need something like that. I think "location based reminders" in ios/android come close, but wouldn't this be cool... Type out a list of things you need to do in code: 1. We need to accept batch applications not
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by rhacker 4y ago
Many businesses DON'T do that, and have adopted structured data transfers. I imagine you're working in an older industry like real estate?
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by rhacker 4y ago
Automatic filtering (or deprioritizing). Me: Answer just YES or NO: is this a left leaning statement: I am against abortion. Chat GPT: No. Me: Answer just YES or NO: is this a right leaning statement: I am for guns. Chat GPT: Yes. It allows
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by rhacker 4y ago
Smart "Phones" would have: Automatic Recording (of all calls) - with prompts optionally (consent), Speech to Text, Spam Protection, "Captchas for calls" Instead we got this: https://i.etsystatic.com/28431
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by rhacker 4y ago
Diagnostic Solutions performs the actual GI MAP. DirectLabs is a reseller that has a physician on staff that approves your GI Map. So contact direct labs, order the kit, poop and vial it, drop it in the mail, wait 15-20 days. PDF of your re
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by rhacker 4y ago
You're speaking my language. My wife and I have self diagnosed and fixed a shit-ton of ailments. Most of it with natural supplements, but occasionally we'll get the pharma stuff.
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by rhacker 4y ago
H. Pylori has been around for 20 years, hundreds of papers written on it. My wife went in and the doctor said - huh, I haven't seen that before I need to go look up how to treat it, I'll be right back. That is, of course, after we
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by rhacker 4y ago
Why not drop it to 0?
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by rhacker 4y ago
I think the one clean SQL bolted onto NoSQL that I've seen is spark. Since spark treats the NoSQL as having a structure that matches the underlying database, but it also runs an SQL layer, it's kind of an interesting way to do it.
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by rhacker 4y ago
I'm in the process right now of changing jobs for the same reason. The company has been losing employees left and right because of this.
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by rhacker 4y ago
While I don't agree with the author AT ALL. I think products need two names: a marketing name and a code name. I was at a company that kept renaming the marketing name. And for some reason I couldn't get the programmers to stop sp
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by rhacker 4y ago
> Your friend Sam is still Sam, even if Sam gets new responsibilities and sheds old ones. But that's just your perspective. At HogCorp Sam is the Senior Data Engineer. People that need data adjustments probably go to the Senior Data
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by rhacker 4y ago
probably a smart move. I gave in and pay for co-pilot monthly. I think we're going to see ai augment more and more of our life until, of course, it kills us all.
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by rhacker 4y ago
Yes, I believe you want to loan money to friends less than what the friendship is worth. In other words, $7k might break the friendship for some, for others not really. It also depends on how easily money comes to the lender.
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by rhacker 4y ago
If you have a ton of clinical data on random people, the medicines they have been prescribed, ailments, procedures, etc... it makes sense that blasting millions of queries at that data will produce many papers in medicine for tons of condit
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by rhacker 4y ago
Without regulation, it's just a huge casino. Then again, it's not really possible to regulate.

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