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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Kids are the center of your life. They are a lot easier (especially during the younger ages) to raise with a committed partner.
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Over-Hiring for Prestige(fortune.com)
2 points by sf4lifer 3y ago|2 comments
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
In my experience people don't over hire for prestige, they do it for a promotion (pay increase). Maybe prestige is part of it.
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
LLMs are just text prediction. I don't see the linear path from LLM to AGI. Was there similar hysteria when the calculator or PC first came out?
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Respect to Jensen, one of the OGs of the valley and a good dude. But LLMs (eventually) running on iphone hardware will crater this run
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Park your ego at the door when you get to work. Base your ego on the success of your relationships (mom, dad, siblings, wife, kids, gf, friends whatever you have today). It will take investment, self awareness and ability to forgive and for
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Sequoia an investor in both. Soft landing to return their invested capital...
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Sorry this was a poorly worded question. Because exchange rate and taxes buying a macbook in Argentina is insanely expensive. I was hoping the community here would share how they've done it (not actually find someone to carry a laptop
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Ask HN: Anyone traveling to Argentina, need to get a developer a new laptop
1 points by sf4lifer 3y ago|3 comments
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
Does anyone on HN actually use VR to workout? That seems to be the killer use case, but I don't know anyone that's getting fit because of VR workouts.
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by sf4lifer 3y ago
I've been using Arc for months, it's a total game changer for the way I work. As a non-technical user, I don't care that the tech is just a re-skin of chrome. It solved 1-2 annoying things with spaces + persistent tabs theref
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
why did they use a meeting (every participant is visible) instead of a webinar (only presenter's video is visible)?
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
I ran into this issue at a large corp. I was a subject matter expert on how a certain product worked so literally would get 500+ notifications daily from (mostly sales) people asking the same questions. I set an auto-reply to anyone that me
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Why hasn't anyone slapped on a gyroscope and just made an electric bike self balancing?
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
I haven't used Alexa in sometime, but the current state of Siri leads me to believe that after a decade of heavy investment, core technology just isn't mature enough for voice assistants to provide much value. Ex, siri is great wi
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
why did you want to transcribe it? What would you do with the output?
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What were the major end user scams in web 1 and web 2?
1 points by sf4lifer 4y ago|2 comments
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Venues also sign multi-year contracts and ticketmaster also has multi-year contracts with all the talent agencies as well.
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Hydrate + Athletic Greens (90 oz of water, AG every AM). Express gratitude to spouse and kids (at dinner). Morning pages (3 pages non-stop once I get up). Run/Ride (~1 hour). Every day, no matter what.
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Having grown up poor & not a particularly attractive person every time I went somewhere (nice restaurant, store, bar, game) my inner monologue told me it was a waste of money, I should be working not relaxing and that people that belong
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
One thing that worked for me was hanging out with people that grew up well off. I adopted some of their mentality. What was especially eye opening was dating someone who grew up wealthy and beautiful.
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Agree with this. But they do own safari, avatars, and an apple wallet. Presumably they could combine those things to give a universal profile and monetization to every website. Not sure how it would work on mobile tho...
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Yup. This is the result of growing up poor where all moments were filled with anxiety of about food, shelter and making money. Now that those things are a given you're not sure what to do. There is no easy fix/answer. You're
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
The “metaverse” is probably just figmaization (presence of other users) on webpages. The innovation needed is a profile owned by the user, embedded in the browser that works universally (like a browser based wallet maybe).
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Crypto has certainly gotten the money, celebrity endorsements and tech talent to go mainstream. However, after a decade in the zeitgeist, the only use case that's emerged is fraud. Even the govts that went all in on crypto have not see
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
It's a recession when your neighbor loses his job; it's a depression when you lose yours. Harry S Truman I went thru the previous crashes. It feels like the start, but not the eye of the storm. Companies are cutting jobs, not goin
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
I absolutely love Arc. The way I used chrome was I had a separate window with tabs for relevant workflows instead of one tab with 30 windows. I'd always lose where the tab was and just open a new tab basically until my computer require
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Yah. Buying a platform for 4X it's worth in a leveraged buy-out, antagonizing it's primary revenue source while firing half it's staff to roll-out a monetization strategy that 80%+ of 1M+ respondents said they don't want
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
I doubt the Govt would legislate anything unless there is a sustained multi-year depression. They won't be able to react with new laws in a short time (at least under Biden and democratic congress). Whether companies will opt to hire H
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by sf4lifer 4y ago
Also, Jack deserves credit for roping in Elon and selling Twitter at $44B at peak market. Every employee (with stock options) got some of that upside. Assuming the $4M per day loss is accurate, any CEO would be forced to make cuts in this e

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