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by ryanSrich 2y ago
I'd have to look again, but it's right around $18k. It's like $17,950 or something like that. It's an odd number.
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by ryanSrich 2y ago
Or. It's more like this - $90k bill - you pay your annual $10k deductible - the remaining $80k is only covered 80% because emergency visits only have 80% co insurance - you now owe $16k, after you've already paid $10k out of pocke
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
> It'd be tough to get three people to keep this quiet Incompetence fallacy and impossibility complex. Just because something seems difficult or impossible doesn't mean it is. Especially when it's the most logical explanat
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Not entirely related to just GPT-4, but I feel like not many updates will matter for ChatGPT until they completely overhaul the system prompt. This seems to be the reason why ChatGPT has gotten "dumber". https://twitter
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
> I feel like the next generation of this type of company is smaller consultancies that have awesome developers that build customer tooling on the side. But the main revenue driver is consultancy. The issue here is the lack of appeal for
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
> your best employees are the ones who have the most options outside of your company Aren't these employees the most likely to get exceptions though?
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Sounds like a PR-friendly way to do layoffs. Force people back into the office knowing 30%+ are going to quit.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Managing 50+ remote workers taught me that results matter, not hours. It's all about the output. Work asynchronously, focus on the end goal, and as long as it's legal and ethical, the 'how' and 'when' are often
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Ah, totally missed that part. I was mostly thinking about the low/no tech angle.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The new LandCruiser 70 series matches exactly what you want. I believe you can buy them in many countries (U.S. not included). https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a46001237/toyota-land-crui...
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
This is why I love using obsidian. It's just a directory of markdown files on my computer.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
It's totally a failure of the platforms. Some of the permissions I've had to request from the Slack API to do the simplest things are insane. Not to mention the "justification" for requesting certain scopes. Like what? Y
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The list of things I hate about it is longer than the list of things I like about it. Certainly the workspace selector is miles better. Almost everything else is worse.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Discord is the one I struggle with. I have 30+ slack workspaces, but with the new design I can hide all of them except for the in context one. It's an improvement over the old UI. Discord still doesn't have this, I belong to 100+
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
I agree. BUT, having worked in tech for well over a decade now, you should absolutely 100% not believe any feedback that's given to you. She's in sales. She should understand that there's exactly 1 metric that matters, closin
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
From what I recall, the tax credit is used for products that aren't yet available to the market. So let's say a company needs 5 years to build some new hardware. Those 5 years of labor and expenses are all R&D. I think that&#x
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
No one ever shows what these should and could actually be used for - incredibly boring and repetitive tasks. "Hey rabbit, respond to the support ticket you just told me about with XYZ". "Hey rabbit, find all of the sales meet
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The vast majority listen to ads in order to listen to it for free. Artists make almost nothing on streaming. It completely changed history.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Anyone tested this against perplexity yet? I assume it's more or less attempting to compete with that as opposed to ChatGPT.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
No one is making you use Knowbe4. As someone that founded a company in this space, the amount of people that hate SAT and Phishing sims purely based on their experience with certain companies is tremendous.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Training and simulations absolutely do reduce the likelihood of an event. Most companies don't use these tools correctly, and certainly the technical audience here on HN will despise them. But phishing simulations can reduce your risk.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
What would be nice is some type of box or device I connect to a computer. I then give it full access to the system. It trains itself on all of the data on that computer. The device is now a portable LLM.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
I wonder if phishing simulations are allowed. There's nothing explicit in the code of conduct (at least none that I could find with a quick search). Smishing sims are a great way to train staff on phishing, and disallowing them would b
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
Is tailwindui associated with tailwindCSS? If not, then the lack of completeness and quality of this UI kit says nothing about tailwindCSS.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
This is why I've always liked Omega. Not as high status as Rolex, but a luxury watch nonetheless, and one you can easily purchase direct online.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
If we're just having fun here, then I'd say it doesn't have a creator. Which is not a concept humans are capable of understanding. It could be the demiurge is eternal, forever and always. The concept of time may have been an
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The simple answer is the controversial answer. Life needs something to spark it from nothing to something. That's more evidence of a demiurge than anything else.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The math is the evidence. The math is not in your naysaying favor.
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
How do I grab funding or number of employees or industry? I grab these from the crunchbase api. How is this a competitor?
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by ryanSrich 3y ago
The upvote to comment ratio is off (too many comments and not enough upvotes), which is a negative signal to the HN algorithm.

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