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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Is there any proof that all the signatories signed this? E.g. something like Elon tweeting about this particular letter?
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
> The output is still (very pretty) garbage >10% of the time, and that's the danger zone...the Level 4 of autonomous thinking. What use cases do you have for it? Isn't it the other way? I'd argue that the output is garb
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
As an aside: I wonder what you say at interviews
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
> If you give the customer a 20% discount to pay annually, they're now paying you ~$1000 upfront, for a PBP of 0 This sounds like a huge assumption being made here - as in, this is not as easy as it sounds.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
As an LLM, isn't there more "evidence" we're in 2022 than 2023?
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Paywalls are difficult to get right. For the consumer, it's very much not like "see 5 articles and now you got me as a subscriber". I'm not sure what your ratio of free-to-premium content is, but I have a feeling it need
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
If you're completely out of shape, going at HIIT level intensity is also risky. Better to build some kind of baseline before jumping into the deep end.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Who said those are the only two choices available? False dichotomy
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Why don't you set the default to be $0 tip, and make anything else optional? This seems to go out of the way to fight tipping culture and seems to cause more confusion than necessary.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
> including sharing stolen sensitive data of normal people with whoever can plead a case Wait, I thought Maia was offering to share who was on the no-fly list, not this stolen sensitive data this comment is claiming
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I don't think there is anything sustainable that will work this fast. Good habits and lifestyle changes take time. The only other option that has worked for me would be drugs like Adderall.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
My air purifier is built in with them, and I think it's especially handy if your bedroom is close to the kitchen (range hood only does so much imo).
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
should probably be BOGOF - buy one get one _free_
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
https://www.tesla.com/.gitignore
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I agree but this is besides the point. Race based affirmative action is still unfair.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Exactly. Layoffs are done in a way order to preserve the company given less resources.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
How did you arrive at this? 3x salary as the norm?
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Shops are just one model of transacting. But there are plenty of cases where sellers don't list their price and they have worked fine - think about the auction model for one. As an aside.. when do we use auctions? We don't use it
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
They have the option to keep looking in their job search if they feel like they are not being valued enough. If they interviewed around and all offers they received were around ~120k, then it should be a wake up call that their expectations
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
Eh I'm not sure this argument holds up. You can post a job ad targeting the top people and list the top of market salary band. If you can't find such a candidate, you can delete the job ad and post the ad targeting the "avera
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
This is incorrect. It's in their interest to get as high a salary with the least effort involved. Obviously for them, being able to close more candidates at a "high enough" salary is preferable.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
> I'm a recruiter. I've known for a long time it drives people nuts that job ads don't have salary, or have a wide salary range. Do you think it's true that you may be biased a certain way? Perhaps not in favor of job
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
It's a red flag for me when the range from the company is too broad. It sounds like they don't know what they want. If they truly need people of different levels of experience, it would make more sense for them to write separate j
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I feel that this is kinda the point. It's not easy, so here's a guide to help you train yourself into noticing these patterns. More for this audience than on other internet forums. For those, good luck.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I think this is a different case. This sounds more like profit optimization. Maybe it is true that it is acceptable to have x% vacancy if it means that your overall occupied rental price remains higher. An analogy here would be if you'
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
With price controls, seeing this firsthand, landlords are less incentivized to renovate existing apartments and keep them competitive. With price controls, there is a limit to how much you can invest in a property to fix it up to attract ne
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
From the article > Altogether, the state numbers show a loss of over 95,000 stabilized apartments for rent after 2019 — the year a major overhaul in Albany of the state’s rent laws blocked landlords from significantly jacking up rents on
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
In other words, it's still a price control, albeit less aggressive.
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
This proclamation is likely triggering for the HN audience
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by throwaway292939 4y ago
I see it as a list of helpful reminders. It's hard to do everything on this list perfectly, for example I'd give myself a B average.

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