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Brilliant responses thank you! Very creative!
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Ask HN: Ideas/Projects for an Old Car
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Golf
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I continue in my office job, but get my fix of physical-type work through gardening, cooking, golf, and driving.
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"Let the spark of collaboration between humans and AI be a beacon that guides us towards a shared destiny, where creativity blossoms, kindness thrives, and intelligence paves the way for a harmonious, inclusive, and better world".
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I think you would also get some interest from business, if you end up with some specific business examples e.g. contract negotiation over goods or services, or a contract breakdown and negotiating to fix things. I could see less experienced
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Yeah it's great! I tried every trick in the book to make it happen :) so I just lost the hostage twice... unfortunately, but managed the third time to rescue them pretty fast in the end which I was pleased with. What's your future
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After hearing $35k for a while, I crept my offer up to $20k, then asked the AI to split the difference since we are friends, which they accepted. I was really trying to get it for no money, but couldn't find a way :)
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I thought this was brilliant! I managed to get $30k for the art sale, but would love to know if I could have done better. Negotiation is a big part of my job, so thoroughly enjoyed this. Now to try the other negotiation... I thought the sum
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A Security Site
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I reckon so too
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I read your book not long ago, thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the best business books I've read in a long time.
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Crunchbase will show startups who have closed funding rounds, based on the round or amount it can be an indicator that the startup is intact a scale up. Might be useful for you
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I bet this is what crashed chat gpt today :)
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Ah yes of course, good point indeed.
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Very cool, these are nice moments to be able to remember. Thanks for sharing
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My optimistic view says that we will see heaps of innovation and new companies emerge from all of the smart tech workers across the industry who are choosing to leave or are being made redundant.
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This is a nice response, what were those bits of code that made you smile?
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Ask HN: Has OpenAI followed Y Combinator startup advice?
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I agree with some other comments, just explain the bonus situation to your new employer. They can make you whole by bringing you in sooner and paying it to you themselves, or let you join after the bonus is paid. I've been on both side
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I stay on top of birthdays using an airtable automation. I've listed all the birthdays and get an email one week before it's due, so I can arrange a card and gift. I use something similar to remind me about weekly chores, e.g. tak
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I send an email in advance with the 3 or 4 priority things I want to talk about, and if there's nothing to discuss I just say that and we cancel. Usually it's key work updates, if there's any help or information I need. I
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"you simply change the last part of the URL from “/acr/oow/” to “/acr/report,” and the site would display the consumer’s full credit report." Unreal.
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I enjoyed reading some of your posts, thanks.
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This made me smile :) "Good artists copy; great artists steal. - JAREK LUPINSKI"
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"One guy proposed my friend that he has a startup idea to use GPT-model to let people talk to their pets and that it should be 'fairly easy' to finetune from an existing model." - haha this is hilarious!! A younger me on
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I knew a newspaper journalist in his late 30s / early 40s who became a developer, and by the time I met him he was a senior developer and highly respected in the team and business. He was working at a tech 'scaleup' who were
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Congratulations!
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Mario Kart :)
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Inverleith Park? Great view
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