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aivosha
6y ago
Lots of this in hinged on the fact that real estate business will inevitably collapse. Dont expect them to take this hit lightly and "pivot" or "adjust". The whole business is based on "location location location&qu
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aivosha
6y ago
go fuck yourself
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aivosha
6y ago
You replied within an hour and now Im seeing it in 20 hours. We exchange short texts, we both dont have a context, we dont know what each of us feels at that moment and we have absolutely no feedback about each other's mental states. T
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aivosha
6y ago
More fake news and generated AI content there is more people would stop trusting social media. It will saturate to that tipping point that humanity will need to find more genuine ways to communicate. So I say bring it on.
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aivosha
6y ago
conspiracy hypothesis
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aivosha
6y ago
All these mechanisms are not 100%. They are averaged around "an average" person as all these things are. I would argue that anybody that realizes the true intention poses enough intuition to stay away from it. Its a tool. Use part
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aivosha
6y ago
assentication ? (fixed a typo)
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aivosha
6y ago
Labeling work remote or non-remote (on-site?) becomes increasingly irrelevant. Need for physical presence in a given geographical location is mitigated by good planing and quality of tools allowing to share information effectively. Why dont
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aivosha
6y ago
I wonder if this is in response to Eric Weinstein's Geometric Unity presentation he did on April 1st. Yesterday, on Lex Fridman's podcast, he mentioned how since he revealed his theory there wasnt any feedback from scientific com
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aivosha
6y ago
lots of “reinfections” were debunked as false positives. search on r/COVID19 for details.
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aivosha
7y ago
could not agree more!
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aivosha
7y ago
But I get your point. Maybe its better not to emphasize too much about the "trusting their words". Thanks.
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aivosha
7y ago
Well if you believe the person you never met, why do an interview at all then ? Basic trust - get on board ! Im sorry but your argument doesnt make sense. Nobody in their right mind expects to be trusted right out of the gate. They come to
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aivosha
7y ago
UPDATE: Seems like I somehow managed to confuse the readers. I choose to trust the candidate. Even more so than anybody with traditional approach with technical interviews and endless back and forth. I hire, pay salary after 1 hour of chatt
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aivosha
7y ago
I thought phrase in my post "I choose to believe you" indicates basic trust. I dont see how you got confused and misread my intentions to claim quite the opposite. I choose to trust, yes ! Thats the whole point. I dont trust the
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Ask HN: Does Hire quick Fire quick work?
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Ask HN: Are Exit Interviews Honest?
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aivosha
7y ago
maybe it could have been much worse if it was colder.
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aivosha
7y ago
how about those health care professionals not logging out of their sessions, writing up their passwords on the stickit notes and just generally leaving their computers unlocked for anybody to just browse through. Its always easy to blame t
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aivosha
7y ago
One can always fork python to keep it "general" if it ever comes to that. In fact I would argue both ML and non-ML domains would benefit from that fork. The reason python is used in ML is not because its intrinsically good for it,
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7y ago
Gazelle.AI | Montreal, Canada | Full-time | Remote/On-Site "The world's first and only AI-Powered Business Intelligence Platform built to close more deals with growth companies" We are hiring Front/Back/Fullsta
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aivosha
7y ago
Does anyone else see a problem in giving virtually indestructible (or at least much more so than any other car) in the hands of typical "truck driver" or is it just me ? I can just picture a dumbass in this truck on the highway no
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aivosha
7y ago
It's fascinating to see how tools turn into environment people wanna live in. Its a god damn tool, dont commit your lives to it. Use it, abuse it, it doesnt work - toss it.
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7y ago
vitamin D deficiency. https://youtu.be/74F22bjBmqE
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7y ago
>Like I said, I don’t use Facebook so I don’t care much about them. I don’t think they add a lot of value in the world, but their billion plus users must feel differently. If billion+ users use/like FB, it means you are surrounded b
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aivosha
10y ago
my bet is they just put it somewhere so they dont loose it and can access it from literally anywhere !
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aivosha
10y ago
i dont trust any piece of software that has all these made-up, unrelated, non-reflecting names. I mean come on, arrow, maya ? the main challenge about software engineering is correct naming. If you fail there you pretty much fail in the res
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aivosha
10y ago
is this any good for python ?
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aivosha
10y ago
Highly recommend Robert Sapolsky's work on this. You can find his lectures on youtube, very educational and entertaining on Human Behavioural Biology. And more to the point his book, https://www.amazon.ca/Why-Zebras-Don
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10y ago
https://www.amazon.ca/Why-Zebras-Dont-Ulcers-Stress-Related/...
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