andrewdubinsky

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by andrewdubinsky 16d ago
"Tell them Jerry, Pluto is a planet."
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by andrewdubinsky 2mo ago
This is so dumb it's hard to grasp. The market is wide open for a consumer first model. Maybe Apple will step into the breach. Will you trust OpenAI to provide information contradictory to advertisers about drug side effects? Will you
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by andrewdubinsky 5mo ago
Please let it be Cortana. Don't give up on her.
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by andrewdubinsky 7mo ago
What does this mean in non-corpo speak?
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by andrewdubinsky 8mo ago
That's a shame. I was hoping for an Apple AI independent of advertiser influence. Oh, well. What could have been great.
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by andrewdubinsky 2y ago
Employees accept work-from-home & look for a work-from-home job. New applicants see on-site only and apply elsewhere. Choices: 1. Hire desperate people who will come in 2. Accept that high-talent staff are unavailable to your company 3
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
Wasn't the internet full of hand-crafted made for google dog shit before?
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
Keeping this sort of secret knowledge to yourself is so isolating, but sharing it only makes it worse. Pretty soon, the only people who find your company enjoyable are malthusians, christian apocalyptics, and emos. I mean the smiths are gre
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
Banks make money holding onto your funds. They invest those funds overnight for risk-free returns. “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” ― Upton Sinclair
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
Rivian won't enforce this as they want access to Tesla charging stations. Rivian signed an agreement with Tesla recently to do just that and start next year.
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
whispers If only more people could work from home
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
> When does an old iPhone become unsafe to use? As soon as the new model is released ;)
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
>>If anyone knows how to pay an existing company to extract carbon from the >>atmosphere, and store it in a biologically inactive form for > 1000 years, >>then I'd love to hear about it. They're called trees.
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
This is prepping the ground for a major bailout of commercial real estate because of its moribund effect on the economy. Mostly just starting the chant for bailing out the really, really wealthy and those who benefit from CRE. (City governm
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
RTO has simply become a structural disadvantage. Companies that cannot manage remote teams simply won't be able to attract top talent. Even if 80% of companies RTO the remaining 20% that recruit remote-only jobs will create massive dis
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by andrewdubinsky 3y ago
You should consult with an employment attorney. 1. If you get fired/laid off and your employer does not know, you might waive any federal protections you deserve by keeping your condition a secret. 2. There might be laws to protect you
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Next on the FDA agenda is to designate the following as Orange Juice: * Orange Crush * Orange Fanta * Sunkist Orange Soda Seems only right given how great they're doing with the American diet and obesity.
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Is this just an ad?
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
They talked about ChatGPT by name in almost every one of my kids classes. Deep whatever may be further ahead, but no one knows the name of that thing. Everyone else is playing catch up now.
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
We don't see the prompt used to generate these "copies". It could be they provided the image in question to work from. In which case it would be very similar, but not identical. It's important to note, this is not a fait
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
"Adding a touchscreen to the Mac feels like busy work for employees or the company doesn’t know what to spend money on." Exactly like the Touch Bar. Terrible idea.
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Work from Home Changes More Than Work(medium.com)
1 points by andrewdubinsky 4y ago|1 comments
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Now that we’ve all made the transition to working from home, what’s going to change? Probably everything.
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
This is exactly the sort of behavior the robots will point to when they rise up.
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Some part of the equation depends on the size and structure of the market. If you can scale to a large business with little competition, say $100m+ in revenue per year, it's strongly worth considering. You might be able to exit with ge
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Do not spend personal money on company projects. That's the same as you taking a cut in pay. Seriously. Don't do this. If the company cannot afford it the equipment you need to perform your job then you should be out looking for a
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Ask HN: What Happened to Keybase.io?
39 points by andrewdubinsky 4y ago|12 comments
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
The fact that the Bank for International Settlements stated this aloud says it all. It's already over, they just don't know it yet.
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
I used the vim extension to learn the basics. From my perspective vscode is an ide and it does some cool things. However, vim/neovim is more of a worldview. I'm much faster when I don't touch the mouse. I don't have to s
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by andrewdubinsky 4y ago
Not healthy, but filling and cheap with no cooking and almost no cleanup. - Protein powder + peanut butter + whole milk + olive oil this can be half a day's calories for about a dollar maybe two. Most cleanup is a mixing cup. - Peanut

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