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by sirspacey 2y ago
Energy transparency is a clever concept and a welcome one. The obvious solution is data centers powered on renewable/nuclear power, which doesn’t seem to be the point of this initiative. “accelerating climate crisis” seems a tad dising
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Ask HN: How do you automate file upload to GitHub?
8 points by sirspacey 2y ago|13 comments
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’ve worked in recruiting and with countless career coaches. This is the best advice for anyone looking for a job. Thanks for sharing. My friend Sarah’s company has some free resources that can help you get started if networking for a job f
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Interested to see what others have been doing here as well! We’ve been using it to summarize update reports for leadership.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Great write up on what has become a fast pass for moral crusades, which haven’t had a great track record for bringing truth or progress in our own time or prior. I appreciate that the author calibrates every observation, I learned as much f
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Safety is the by product of a well run system that can incorporate lessons learned Faster, efficient systems are demonstrably safer The MEP program for Value Stream Mapping has a ton of evidence on this across many industries
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Why does it mean that? I’d assume with hybrid you could always go in.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Yeah this hit hard for me as well. I’ve studiously avoided building on platforms, but very different mindset to decided to be the best player on that platform. Lesson learned: don’t make it about something else. Win the algo.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
His skill is helping creators do their best work. It’s a rare one.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Porn once again predicts the future of social tech.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
A bit tarnished with verified remediation is the regulatory framework we need to be aiming at precisely because a 60 day delay for a regulatory review process is an enormous cost on an operation of this scale.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Love this. SpaceX has been put through the wringer for a whole lot of nothing. Where’s there support from the federal government for this incredible endeavor?
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Generally: Errors & Omissions (E&O) for general coverage (usually required by procurement at a specific level like $1m, be sure to ask) Data for breaches, etc. if you are working with sensitive/customer data and could be sued i
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’m a little stunned by “taste” as the defining factor, but GitHub has certainly brought the industry a long way! Whenever I’ve asked for help using GitHub (usually because I’m getting back into coding) the dev helping me out stumbles, forg
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by sirspacey 2y ago
You’ve learned what works. Keep doing it. AI resumes are a hot topic and will continue to be. Generate creative ways to continue publishing about it. My personal hack for this is to find other businesses that need to generate content around
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Research their procurement process, start right away. It can take many months to clear procurement. Generally you’ll need insurance. Use a startup insurance provider (not general business insurance). It’s way cheaper & faster to get. Th
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I spent Days customizing my mouse pointer on Amiga, even did ones for playing specific games! Man, I miss that thing.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’m curious if you’d be willing to share more of your personal context? My intent is to be helpful. I’m unsure of how much additional context might be useful to you. Investor math & mechanics is straight-forward: institutional funds &am
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Two interesting points to consider 1. If it’s really amazing autocomplete, is there a distinction between AGI? Being able to generalize, plan, execute, evaluate and learn from the results could all be seen as a search graph building on infe
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Lots of dismissive comments here. Ilya proved himself as a leader, scientist, and engineer over the past decade with OpenAI for creating break-through after break-through that no one else had. He’s raised enough to compete at the level of G
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by sirspacey 2y ago
This is a great rant! Steve Jobs had an insight that a computer was just another household appliance But it was built by engineers who came from the homebrew world This is a great example of how our appliance has gotten worse, even though i
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I thought so too until I used Supernatural on Quest 3. Immersion, like resolution, keeps leveling up in ways I don’t find easy to go back on.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I moved to AZ. I spent my first month here on a visit in July, when I could feel the heat from the asphalt through my shoes to the point is was painful after just a few minutes. I figured if I could handle it then, the rest of the year woul
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by sirspacey 2y ago
I’ll take this bait. For those who have built or participated in building large scale social networks (nvm global scale), you learn the Tim Ferris rule very quickly: 1 in a million is a common occurrence. As soon as you have a social networ
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by sirspacey 2y ago
That’s the goal. Use case is dense, tabular front ends where users need to rapidly update cells and have business logic applied on the fly. So far backend is responsive, but front end is taking 10 seconds to handle refreshes. This is browse
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by sirspacey 2y ago
This is great, you’ve substantially added better detail to my question thank you. State caching & two-way sync is exactly the challenge I’m targeting. Backend optimization is straight-forward at this stage of dev (appreciate the suggest
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Thanks! Backend responds fast, Redis caching is a great suggestion. Getting the display layer to show tabular data fast is the use case & you got it - lots of refreshing.
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by sirspacey 2y ago
That’s where I was headed - thanks!
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Ask HN: Fastest Async Front-End?
3 points by sirspacey 2y ago|11 comments
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by sirspacey 2y ago
Fascinating read and novel hypothesis on the increase in allergies.

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