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by goldbeck 1y ago
Spara | Hiring Full Stack & AI Engineers | Hybrid NYC (3-4 days in-office) | Full-Time | https://www.spara.co/careers Spara builds enterprise-grade AI agents that engage, qualify, and convert sales leads into revenue. W
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by goldbeck 1y ago
Spara | Hiring Full Stack & AI Engineers | Hybrid NYC (3-4 days in-office) | Full-Time | https://www.spara.co/careers Spara builds enterprise-grade AI agents that instantly engage, qualify, and convert sales leads into
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by goldbeck 3y ago
Author here. I think LLMs make for a really interesting opportunity for getting voters details of candidates' platforms that are relevant to them specifically. Right now, campaigns strike me as very much a push model (especially at the
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Harnessing AI for Politics: A Look Back at the Warren Plan Bot(joegoldbeck.com)
6 points by goldbeck 3y ago|2 comments
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by goldbeck 3y ago
Came for the space talk, stayed for the LLM artifacts.
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by goldbeck 6y ago
Spacebar does that on Zoom :) Mute yourself and then hit spacebar. You'll be unmuted until you release Not sure if this is on by default, by the option for this behavior is in Preferences > Audio > Press and hold 'Space Key&
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by goldbeck 9y ago
One wonders what they're doing with all those profits then. Seems like they would either reinvest in the company (accumulating assets), put it in the bank (fairly literally accumulating assets), or pay it out to shareholders (perhaps t
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by goldbeck 9y ago
TetraScience | Senior Backend Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Engineer, Product & Project Managers, Senior Software Engineer-in-Test etc... | Boston, MA | Full-Time, Onsite, http://tetrascience.com TetraScience is a Boston-based
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by goldbeck 9y ago
> I do not think that anyone's ability to write should disbar them from discussion. And perhaps it shouldn't! It might, however, limit their ability to write at length about sensitive, culturally-deep issues at work without get
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by goldbeck 9y ago
Oh interesting. Where did you find this? (My cursory check didn't show turn up any info on that)
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by goldbeck 9y ago
(^∀^) I came here to post the same thing!
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by goldbeck 9y ago
Maybe? I'm not sure the analogy helps here, as it seems unclear that prisons are an effective way to discourage crimes. This here govt website suggests is the act of being caught that is the major deterrent to crime, not the severity o
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by goldbeck 9y ago
But we already do this with businesses... We live in this bad idea system you are describing, except that the little guy is getting screwed while fictional business entities ride high amongst the waves.
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by goldbeck 9y ago
[citation needed]
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by goldbeck 9y ago
If this is such a good and valuable idea, why will it never happen? Seems the major internet-interface makers (Google via Chrome, FB via their app, for ex), are vying for control over the way people develop web applications too. Making an a
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by goldbeck 9y ago
Are lyft etc... non-options? Personally, I'd love to see the most predatory of the on-demand ride services flame out because of bad PR and an unsustainable (and did I mention predatory?) business model.
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by goldbeck 10y ago
On the other hand, if you were paying part of the bill for his treatment, you'd also be incentivized to help him out in ways that might prevent that fate. I believe that, at the end of the day, we're all in this together. So to me
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by goldbeck 10y ago
what if it ran "npm install -g lodash"?
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by goldbeck 11y ago
> Face it, most of the American public, except maybe the Millenials and Gen-Z, love the idea of having the government spy on them all the time "for their safety". citation needed
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by goldbeck 11y ago
Preeeeetty much everyone in our society drinks caffeine [citation needed]. Personally, I find a significant difference in my level of focus between a day in which I had a cup of coffee in the morning and one in which I did not. This is tru
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by goldbeck 11y ago
There is absolutely a point. It's possible to oppose surveillance on multiple fronts. The whole point of checks and balances is that the government doesn't do everything it can do, nor does it act as a unified whole. A bad actor
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by goldbeck 11y ago
The government has quite a bit of power to do things other than actually kill people. It can take away people's lives in many other ways. Which is are the bigger risks for you? Getting your money taken from you by the government via fi
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Show HN: FOLD – a platform for reading and creating modular, multimedia stories(readfold.com)
12 points by goldbeck 11y ago|2 comments
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by goldbeck 11y ago
I note that the two unions you bring up are public-sector unions. It's worth considering that public-sector and private-sector unions are different beasts. For one thing, private-sector unions are facing off against corporations - both
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by goldbeck 12y ago
Bad example since you're implying that they're continuing to stand in front of the person who punched them. It's not like Dutch flights are going to continue to fly over that part of Ukraine. Better example, someone at a conc
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by goldbeck 12y ago
According to the company's website, their tech gets them up to the 30-300MHz range. http://finsix.com/power-platform/#section-frequency-innovati...
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by goldbeck 13y ago
Definitely! What's pretty cool is that this is exactly the response of MIT administration as well http://tech.mit.edu/V134/N7/tidbit.html
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by goldbeck 13y ago
Old news. MIT administration has responded in a pretty reasonable manner. http://tech.mit.edu/V134/N7/tidbit.html
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by goldbeck 13y ago
After confirming this with a quick google, I'm having trouble not "blaming the victim" here. It's sometimes the case with ridiculous things happening to people, that there's "more to the story", and that c
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by goldbeck 13y ago
I didn't realize that :-p Good looking out!

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