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At Amazon a senior manager would probably be fired for not giving a project to multiple teams.
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Looks like that time when Argentina had 3 presidents in the span of a few days.
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What's incredible is not Milei winning, but how the government party thought it was a good idea that the Minister of Economy who's running the country on 140% inflation and a 40% poverty level would be a great candidate for the pr
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3y ago
It's been a bad month for Sams in tech.
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3y ago
I am confused by this post. Aren't stimulants the most common medication prescribed for ADHD?
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I am surprised you are having any problem getting diagnosed. ADHD is one of the easiest conditions to fake: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3173757/
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3y ago
At least one study found no relationship between hyperfocus and ADHD. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S089142222...
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3y ago
I swear that every time I read an article by somebody who claims they've been diagnosed with ADHD, it is the same formula: "when I was a child...", "I didn't know what it was", ..., "I was finally diagnose
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3y ago
Politician Foo sounds like a major flip-flopper. /s
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I had thought of doing the exact same thing, but then cross-referencing with LinkedIn and other non-anonymous social networks to go the extra step and actually identify people with a certain level of confidence. I think we’re months, maybe
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Yesterday I read a post here on HN about gambling and online casinos and went "pffft, people can't control their actions, isn't there accountability anymore?". Then I remembered that in 2006, while employed at the world&
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I was not familiar with the possibility of accepting an invite for a new Google Doc inside Bard. This explains it. Great!
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I don't understand the exfiltration part here. Wasn't only the user's own conversation that got copied elsewhere? That could have done in many different ways. I think I'm missing the point here.
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It "proved" that P = NP the other day, for me. So I think the Special Needs people would still be ahead.
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I have a different view. I have been trying to use GPT for some tasks like NP reductions, Linear Programming formulations, Graph problems, etc. and the results are maddeningly bad. Seriously, I have raged in front of my computer like I hadn
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Exactly the same situation here. Agree 100%.
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3y ago
and one of the papers got a special prize.
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Maybe WeWork can reinvent itself in this... business.
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I feel like social media made this trait almost into an epidemic.
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This sounds more like WeAI.
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3y ago
An attempt to coin a sticky term that will be used to group companies in a way that it's easier to sell the "opportunity" to gullible (or greedy) VCs.
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At first I was angry about these grifters because they suck opportunities out of the market, leaving legitimate startups behind. But knowing what I know now, that VCs are also grifters (looking at a16z and its pump and dump crypto win) I ha
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Or... or... s/he could convince a VC that the startup would multiply the potential opportunity in the space the tools cover by 10x and get a really fat check for generating the right hype with the right crowd. /s
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How is it defendable? How do you defend 10x? What about 11x? Why not 3.5x? This is complete bullshit.
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Wrong. Considering Liz Holmes got 11 years for a much smaller scale fraud, SBF will get at least 30. And since this is a federal crime, he has to serve 85% of the sentence.
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Let's just say he'll have a lot of time to play LoL
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Nobody is walking. All of them will be jailed, but some will get lighter sentences.
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And yet: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3239998/chin...
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That's how North Korea got nuclear weapons. It's fascinating that people don't understand this.
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So... 44% of countries that have obtained nuclear weapons did so after the Nuclear Weapons Treaty. China alone added 60 warheads in 2022. It doesn't matter that it works 90% of the time - if a single entity is able to break out of the
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