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Ask HN: Best SF areas to spend 10 days visiting while working remotely?
4 points by smnrg 4y ago|3 comments
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by smnrg 4y ago
rdns is an awesome app, I am unsure why it’s not more widespread or more often mentioned here. You do great work, truly. The only regret with rdns is that it’s either using that, or a VPN—from how I understand it. The cumbersome part is t
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by smnrg 4y ago
All I'd want is this phone (can still use Venmo, Uber, and other modern platforms) plus a stock ROM and relocking bootloader. One could use adb and RethinkDNS to freeze or firewall connections and some processes, but it's a lot of
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by smnrg 4y ago
EinkBro is a browser which by default uses pagination. https://github.com/plateaukao/einkbro
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by smnrg 4y ago
Side hot take: 1. “AI” requires compute time for training (GPT, etc.) 2. If you use any “AI” service in the future, you could have to share idle computing power to improve that “AI.” 3. This may be tokenized via crypto. More contributions =
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by smnrg 4y ago
Bill, just applied for Senior Creative Producer. I feel there might be strong overlap with the role and experience—was delighted to unexpectedly see it posted.
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Decentralized Computing Networks for AI Training: The Future of ML?(simone.org)
2 points by smnrg 4y ago|0 comments
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Decentralized Computing Networks for AI Training–The Future of Machine Learning?(simone.org)
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Merging “AI” and Blockchain(simone.org)
3 points by smnrg 4y ago|1 comments
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by smnrg 4y ago
“Would y’all please save my 4ss and make me look good for dropping the ball on something so I can go back to play with rockets? Yes/No.”
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by smnrg 4y ago
Got it, I use Nitter/Fritter extensively myself—I should have thought more about the way I wanted to share an image (still fairly new to being active on HN.) Paradoxically, I thought it would have been better this way rather than shari
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by smnrg 4y ago
Wow, speak of toxic and abrasive. Apologies for the missed etiquette, I will likely never do that again—I recently switched the account to private and simply did not realize it. Just wanted to share a workstation picture, but never mind: &q
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by smnrg 4y ago
I did, for my personal laptop and desktop, after 18 years on macOS. But I am not a developer, I used creative tools from Adobe (Macromedia even) for almost 20 years. Pop_OS! (on Wayland) helped a lot, and it has been a worthy transition. Th
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by smnrg 4y ago
I'm sorry, I work as Creative Manager—so usually that means designers (for either content or UX) or various other roles like motion artists. But no new positions at this time—still recovering from some cuts.
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by smnrg 4y ago
> "The AI is 'punished' for wrong answers ('I love racism') and 'rewarded' for right answers ('As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I don’t have the ability to love racism.')" Sou
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by smnrg 4y ago
Rejoice, you have a spark of humanity left in you—even in a corporate environment. Which is usually a requirement to be hired in my team. I vastly prefer direct, humorous, and respectful coworkers like you over perfectly controlled machines
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Dead People Can Inspire You to Become the Perfect Stoic(simone.org)
1 points by smnrg 4y ago|0 comments
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by smnrg 4y ago
This happens in the US as well, given an employer that behaves with dignity and is not a narcissistic addict trolled into buying a $44B company.
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Ask HN: Which tech foundations accept marketing volunteering?
1 points by smnrg 4y ago|0 comments
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Screen Time Doesn't Matter(simone.org)
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by smnrg 4y ago
Learning to say no is a vital skill for any talented individual. These 3 strategies have been effective for me: 1. Buffering: replying with a slight delay (24+ hours) will make interest fade and be an answer in and of itself—while not neces