shapefrog

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by shapefrog 3y ago
200? You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers in this racket.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> MMDDYYYY People who use this notation (and its derivatives) are committing crimes against humanity.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Weak grindset.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
They could always try to get better at picking winners
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by shapefrog 3y ago
For the reccord, got to 11am before before tweetdeck is dead with rate limits.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
According to our research, the average cost of an individual private health insurance plan sits at around £85 per month or £1,020 per year! A typical family premium (two adults in their 40s and two children under 10) can vary from £700 to £
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Likewise you can have a "poor quality" 1x employee who has knowledge of how everything within the stack is glued together; where there is chewingum and where there are steel beams. They are potentially more vauable than the 100x e
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> Seems more like a thinly disguised attempt to force people to purchase subscriptions. Blue checkmarks and all. 6k tweets a day even with the blue mark of shame makes something like tweetdeck functionally useless. Obviously Elon and I h
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Beats over here where the government basically thinks "education bad" and starts making lots of schools crappy out of a realisation that anyone who can add two numbers together wont vote for them come election time. The result is
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Scotty normally manages to fix things when the antimater containment fails.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> Why have there been thousands of overnight AI/GPT startups and products in the last few months and NOT a single simple intuitive "fine tuning wizard" app? Vapourware GPT startup inc is valued at $2bn the afternoon after
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by shapefrog 3y ago
I highly doubt that. If the pair of things being compared was self titled tech "elites" and used car salespeople; there is a small (non zero but maybe zero if you rounding to the nearest number) chance they meant used car salesmen
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Normally I would agree, but tech workers (especially those that dub themselves elites) deserve it.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> morally no better than expensive prostitutes expensive prostitutes care way more about their clients than tech workers.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> The UK is for some reason very surveillance-friendly. Yet in the free very surveillance-unfriendly haven of the world, everyone has a camera recording their front porch and uploading the video to amazon... (and then posting the video o
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Can your elaborate on your trigger here? Was it someone daring to suggest that molesting a 3 year old is actually bad, like really bad?
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by shapefrog 3y ago
It just printed a cheque for 180mil. I am sure there are a few small time domain registrars who have have seen their theoretical paper net worth go from $2.50 to 20mil.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Are they going to undelete all of spez's comments where he is begging underage girls for nudes?
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by shapefrog 3y ago
trading-interview.pdf
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Product Manager sounds like a made up generic job title that covers everything from A-Q in the alphabet.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
Nahh, 10am clashes with morning tea and 2pm with afternoon tea.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> he has had a commendable commitment to free speech and a love of r/jailbait
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by shapefrog 3y ago
It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> Snowden basically exposed the rot in a branch of government. What we have learnt from the Snowden leaks as evidence by "what has changed" is that it wasnt a branch of government that is a problem, but the entire country its l
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by shapefrog 3y ago
The average civilian never gives two thoughts that about OpenAI collecting their data (and selling it for billions), never gives two thoughts that about corporations collecting their data (and selling it for billions) and never gives two th
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by shapefrog 3y ago
They are pulling up the drawbridge behind them. Get rich by being a western oligarch - then gerrymander the system so that you have no competition.
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by shapefrog 3y ago
People who are honest about their skills dont get the job. People who say they are the living embodiment of sunshine and rainbows get the job. They say it as it is the correct answer in an interview, maybe they believe it, maybe they dont -
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by shapefrog 3y ago
> Getting things done at the last minute all the time because of procrastination is a trap people who do not know how to manage their ADHD fall into It is also a trap that smart people can fall into - say you have coasted through school,
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by shapefrog 3y ago
They should have pivoted to blockchain
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by shapefrog 3y ago
OpenAI Employee: GPT-4 has been static since March - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36155267

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