rsanek

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by rsanek 2y ago
third paragraph of the linked article > Unfortunately for those in search of older episodes of The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, neither can be found on Paramount+.
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by rsanek 2y ago
third paragraph of the article > Unfortunately for those in search of older episodes of The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, neither can be found on Paramount+.
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by rsanek 2y ago
Yeah my current approach for programmatic Anki notes is genanki + using a stable ID as the first field of cards to allow for updates. Great point about ephemeral sentences -- something for me to think about creating an auto-suspension add-o
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by rsanek 2y ago
> It also enabled me to write an anki clone that I just wouldn't have bothered with otherwise. Do you mean, it helped you write software that replaced Anki the program or something else? Intrigued
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by rsanek 2y ago
Do you have any tips? I haven't really approached this category because it feels like a lost cause.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I find that the subject under study dominates my sense of fun, no matter the format of that studying.
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by rsanek 2y ago
in the survey you linked to, "Social media is the biggest driver of poor mental health, teenagers said in the survey." they're saying it themselves.
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by rsanek 2y ago
did cookie banners exist without the law? largely not, which is why people perceive it to be a "cookie banner law" no matter what is technically written in it.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I don't know if I'd go this far. If a company reports earnings far below what they previously gave guidance on, the stock pretty reliably falls.
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by rsanek 2y ago
are any of these uncensored models available via API?
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by rsanek 2y ago
yeah i guess i disagree with the approach. what we need is for people to consider any information they take in skeptically -- if we censor 'bad' stuff, we're just training people to rely even more on the responses because the
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by rsanek 2y ago
this used to be the case. now it seems you can stay private forever (see Stripe, Databricks, Canva, Chime)
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by rsanek 2y ago
you don't have to. I lived in south bay with $30-40k in total annual expenses for years. that said, i was single and made sacrifices to save.
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by rsanek 2y ago
that's the thing though. you're not getting paid "slightly below market," you're taking a ~50% paycut to work at a startup vs FAANG
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by rsanek 2y ago
probably zero based budgeting
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by rsanek 2y ago
this tool is mentioned in the second post of the linked thread.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I like this idea, but time spent commuting will never truly be paid. Because if you were working from home, you could still start later / end earlier and get the same amount of work done in less time.
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by rsanek 2y ago
I think Anki zealots that pitch the software as the solution to everything can be both tiring and misleading. But I also think that memorization, using whatever system, is going to be a part of any kind of learning. As you mention, in some
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by rsanek 2y ago
I think Anki does a pretty big disservice to itself by preaching the 'you must do all your reviews every day.' Even the concept of "amount of reviews to do" is IMO not the right way to think about things -- realistically
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by rsanek 2y ago
I've heard this same thing said about Workday. Great for HR, terrible for everyone else. it's wild to me that my company uses it and doesn't find it insane that they need a multi-step "how to" doc on how to find you
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by rsanek 2y ago
he, himself, did not -- a friend claims that he told her that in private
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by rsanek 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congressional_Review_Act
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by rsanek 3y ago
While it's a bummer, there's tons of people already doing this, maybe most famously AnkiApp https://www.ankiapp.com/ I don't think there's any registered trademark.
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by rsanek 3y ago
i don't think that's an argument the article is putting forth though. its whole point is that nobody is going to see / care about your stuff regardless of polish, so you wouldn't be getting any feedback either way.
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by rsanek 3y ago
fwiw this series of steps worked for me
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by rsanek 3y ago
what law would the company or the employee be breaking?
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by rsanek 3y ago
how is gcp not infrastructure?
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by rsanek 3y ago
yep, the last one -- Postgres' support for json / jsonb is way better now.
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by rsanek 3y ago
even if you did work in this zone you could still drive to above 60th and then take public transit down from there. unlikely to change timing very much.
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by rsanek 3y ago
not sure that's too different from the US at an equivalent amount

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