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there's a group to join to enable history by default.
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Fascinating, glad I asked!
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> how to catapult your productivity to the heavens via a series of command line wrapper functions around the OpenAI API. is in the first paragraph. I think that's too long for HN though, so maybe: > how to catapult your productiv
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by zamnos 4y ago
Yeah, instead we had our teachers reassure us that if we saw a nuclear explosion that we should hid under our desks and that would protect us. We ran drills practicing this, as if it were expected to happen any moment now. I agree with you
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by zamnos 4y ago
What's your pager rotation like? I want to say you have follows-the-sun, and so your on-call shifts are 12-hours long and you swap with a team on the other side of the world from you so you can get said sleep, but I don't want to
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Less "on" hours then? Even Google has diurnal patterns when there's a lower amount of traffic simply due to the fact that humans are unevenly distributed across the Earth's surface. And Google does code freezes for the h
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Musk has nothing to do with it. There's this whole movement full of people that want to have the code for everything they run. It's called Open Source. Of course, there's the matter of consent, and someone's private code
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As a phrase it's fine, it just that in the context of "random internet commenter on random HN thread", no one knows you and has no idea what you said recently. My horse is also really high. We've been smoking weed togeth
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They're Good Dogs Brent
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Public funding you say? For infrastructure? Wasn't there some sort of thing the US President did at the end of 2021? For like a trillion dollars?
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> Not now, not in the next 5 years. I wonder how long it'll actually take Framework. ThinkPads are built on experience going back to the first one by IBM Japan in 1992 and have certainly evolved through the years. The modularity of
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by zamnos 4y ago
I'd actually be quite happy to drive a Prius, I was just being hyperbolic. Some people would be afraid of being judged for driving for Uber and would reject a Prius just for that specific reason. But we can't control how everybody
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Given the average price of a new car in the US is now $45k, There's a ton of room in the market for an electric car that costs < $10k
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The opposite of 1 is also possible. You're a really good programmer and know the material better, and just don't need to ask the kinds of questions that other people are asking ChatGPT (or stack overflow, or man pages) for/
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by zamnos 4y ago
Yeah but then have the issue known as "driving a Prius". Might not be a problem if you're in California. Hell that'll get you positive "saving the Earth" smug points. Elsewhere that might be an issue to be avoi
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by zamnos 4y ago
Here's the (long) story of a Tesla Model S battery repair job for $5k, far shy of a quoted $22.5k that Tesla wanted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7Q0nNkQTCo Here's where right to repair is exceedingly importan
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by zamnos 4y ago
Used Teslas are already on the market. Theres a used 2012 and 2014 the next city over from me for $25k and $34k, respectively. Doesn't seem too bad for a car that was over $100k when it was new.
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Which end of the segment? Cells don't degrade uniformly, so refurbishing the existing battery is gonna be a couple hundred bucks to tear the car down and expose the battery, and then identity the bad cell and pop in a new one. At the o
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by zamnos 4y ago
Honestly even sedans and minivans are big when you consider that the majority of trips are taken by one person, the driver. EV Smartcars and Fiat 500's should be where it's at. And yet they don't even exist. The electric Fiat
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by zamnos 4y ago
Even a free Google Voice account can manage some of that, but something like DialPad, (Made by the exGoogle engineers that made RingCentral which was bought by Google to make Google Voice) is a paid service that offers more features. If you
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by zamnos 4y ago
Maybe someone at OpenAI could reconstruct the prompt > Melissa and Brian are dating, but Melissa slept with Jared, but then Brian with Melissa's best friend Lisa. now Lisa is calling off the wedding with Jared because she found out,
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We're right around the the anniversary of the release of the seminal paper in this area. If you're seriously congested and need Sudafed and lack access to it, but you have access to meth. what's baby Walter White to do? That&
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by zamnos 4y ago
If you're not getting at least 4% on cash these days, you're doing yourself a disservice.
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Thanks
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Given that the Boy Scouts of America kicked off the modern scouting movement in 1910, the answer to African or European, is American.
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I don't know about banks but eg Wealthfront will do that for you and give you 4.3% APY on cash! https://www.wealthfront.com/cash-account-participant-banks
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Is it though? Despite that hiccup in the gasoline supply chain, we're only just now, 50 years later, getting away from the ICE to electric cars.
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> That's where you've lost me. Emails are not usually a source of value, and their usefulness is not usually measured in complexity. Most of a CSRs entire job is to be the subject matter expert for the company's customers
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I'll save you from my diatribe about the pitfalls of you-as-a-user of using Google or Microsoft for login. But because of that, I don't know and so can only guess at what level OpenAI choses to rely on Google/Microsoft to val
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I was wondering when I'd get accused of that, so thanks! I'm just practicing writing (and like writing in general), as suggested by an HN post the other day. For funsies, I asked ChatGPT to > write 7 sentences about why openai

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