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by tyoma 4y ago
Every child and office setup is different. Like the OP I find it incredibly difficult to work from home with kids around. It is actually more difficult when they are more independent, as they can show up at your office area and demand to
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by tyoma 4y ago
Be careful with tax questions. I asked some for a moderately complicated tax situation and ChatGPT very authoritatively imagined a deduction that didn’t exist by combining two different but related parts of the tax code.
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Codex (and GPT-4) can’t beat humans on smart contract audits(blog.trailofbits.com)
2 points by tyoma 4y ago|1 comments
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by tyoma 4y ago
Codex should still be available via Azure, just not via OpenAI.
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by tyoma 4y ago
In my testing, Codex is still better at some code tasks than GPT 3.5/4. I am sad to see it go. It looks like Codex will still be available via Azure: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services&
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by tyoma 4y ago
The description sounds fantastic, especially the extra tooling around fine-tuning and prompt creation… but where is it? I can’t find a demo, signup or download link.
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by tyoma 4y ago
You triggered a fraud/compliance issue. It is serious enough that they are closing all your accounts. If other banks also start closing your accounts, it may be time to find a lawyer.
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by tyoma 4y ago
Whatever bank offers the best services to meet your needs. Then do treasury management. Put excess cash in short term treasury bonds (and their non-US equivalents). These are backed by the full faith and credit of the issuing country and th
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by tyoma 4y ago
Military spending as a percent of GDP has been steadily declining, especially after Iraq: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/MS.MIL.XPND.GD.ZS?name_... The US government already spends more on healthcare and social s
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by tyoma 4y ago
The funding formula is also why CA’s student:teacher ratio is so obscenely high — districts simply do not have funds to hire more teachers and can’t raise taxes to get the money.
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by tyoma 4y ago
Its called a tax lien. Basically, if you can’t pay your property taxes, you still get to stay in your home, but the unpaid taxes must be paid (with interest) before the home can sold or otherwise transferred (with some rare exceptions for l
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by tyoma 4y ago
Remember when Amazon listed private label brands, like every retailer has done for decades if not longer, and there was a collective freak out?
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by tyoma 4y ago
Or they could just have their kid “adopted” by a friend and avoid having to list parents income: https://www.propublica.org/article/university-of-illinois-fi...
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Adventures in compatibility: The case of the display control panel crash on exit(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by tyoma 4y ago|0 comments
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by tyoma 4y ago
Is it though? There are quite a few people who lack access to the normal healthcare system and use the ER as primary care of last resort because no one is turned away. PAs and NPs would be perfect for those patients.
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by tyoma 4y ago
Almost every hospital organization is actually a non-profit. However non-profit does not mean non-revenue. Hospitals have real costs, and it is entirely possible the emergency department was a money sink. No one can be turned away, so it is
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by tyoma 4y ago
My echo dot repeatedly self-commands during Amazon Story Time, which was hilarious at first but is now kind of frustrating.
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by tyoma 4y ago
Teams may work well if you are fully in the Microsoft ecosystem and have a dedicated enterprise level IT organization. That is not the kind of place I work. Sometimes I have to use Teams for meetings and it is incredibly frustrating. First,
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by tyoma 4y ago
The US price is pre-tax while others look post-tax. Also at least in the EU there is a longer warranty.
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by tyoma 4y ago
Thank you! I find the opinion that AC is somehow a decadent luxury but heating is essential to be a very Northern US/Eurocentric view. From a pure energy usage perspective, it may make more sense to live in a warm climate that never ne
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Voyager files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy(old.reddit.com)
22 points by tyoma 4y ago|1 comments
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by tyoma 4y ago
It sounds like you are earnestly trying. This is genuinely a difficult problem, so please do not get discouraged. You only need to succeed once. A large part of the problem is that many men who wanted to be married are already paired off. Y
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by tyoma 4y ago
I would love to see a follow-up that addresses emergent centralization due to winner-take-all or winner-take-most dynamics. This is how we end up with monopolies/duopolies elsewhere in the tech sector, and I suspect the same would hold
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by tyoma 4y ago
Affordable housing has to fight through the same permitting and environmental review process as any other housing. Then there are the lawsuits and planning delays and ballot initiatives by neighbors. Then the housing has to get built, likel
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by tyoma 4y ago
I am going to assume this has something to do with China/Taiwan/Hong Kong since that is the only market that is both big enough to force the change and where the political leadership is very sensitive about flag/name/bor
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by tyoma 4y ago
We don’t have to guess. Most US universities are public institutions so you can just Google up their budget. As an example, here is the UC system: https://lao.ca.gov/Publications/Report/4511 https://acc
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by tyoma 4y ago
In most of the US a car is a necessity. Public transport is either non-existant or so badly done it is effectively unusable.
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Video has been removed for rights reasons(bbc.com)
2 points by tyoma 5y ago|0 comments
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by tyoma 5y ago
I was waiting for this comment. I have no problem falling asleep and staying asleep, but if one kid keeps you up until 2 and the other wakes you up at 6:30 you can only sleep so long.
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by tyoma 5y ago
This is only true for very simple orders. And may heaven help you if you and the person on the other end are both non-native English speakers. As soon as you want anything remotely custom, using an app or website is a lifesaver. And the goo

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