greghinch

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Brex's AI Hail Mary(latent.space)
1 points by greghinch 8mo ago|1 comments
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by greghinch 1y ago
Amplifi | Data Engineer (mid-senior) | Remote (UK) | Full-time We are looking for an experienced Data Engineer to help us make data central to our customers and our decision making. This is the first hire in this area, and you will have the
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Anthropic researchers: Thinking longer makes models dumber(venturebeat.com)
6 points by greghinch 1y ago|1 comments
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by greghinch 3y ago
American living in the UK. Go back to visit family in Northern California ever year or two. On the way out (Heathrow) we can get a Pret or similar for more or less the same price as in central London, say £5-7 per person for a medium sized
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by greghinch 4y ago
Geek - obsessive consumer Nerd - obsessive creator I must have heard this somewhere but I can’t recall where. In any event, I think most of us are a bit of both but personally I strive to be more of the latter.
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by greghinch 4y ago
1. I don't understand how you can merge/deploy quickly without good test coverage. Unless you don't mind breaking things in production. 2. Feature flagging is pretty key to make the described process possible, and about hal
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by greghinch 4y ago
I was sort of hoping this was someone using Stable Diffusion to render actual Street View content in a BotW style… next project?!
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by greghinch 4y ago
Economic growth does seem to track population growth (globally). Once population decline begins, will be interesting to see what happens.
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by greghinch 4y ago
That page never shows outages. I think it's hardcoded.
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by greghinch 5y ago
A dumb TV. Please someone make a dumb TV that otherwise is high spec
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by greghinch 5y ago
Things my son (2 and a half) likes to watch on YT: - Lorry trucks (semis/big rigs) driving on the road/motorway - The tube/trains/subways coming in and out of stations - Large excavators digging in quarries and loading d
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by greghinch 5y ago
I lost some but not most of my movies. Same for apps. Music was the worst, but on Apple Music so not purchases (just had to re-add a lot of things to my library). It has to do with how the individual content (film, app, song) is licensed. I
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by greghinch 5y ago
It’s funny that he wrote this now living in the UK. As an American living in England for the better part of a decade now, it still shocks me how much grades matter in the hiring process for professionals with many years of experience. If yo
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by greghinch 6y ago
“Enter the Zoom world, leave reality for a while” should be the subject line for most meeting invites
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by greghinch 6y ago
> I'm guessing most people who do either have not worked in waterfall IT projects that preceded widespread Agile or they're part of "Agile" teams that do waterfall development in two-week chunks with daily standups. I
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by greghinch 9y ago
Vivobarefoot makes some great ones as well, and some look normal enough to wear to an office. I have their running shoes and hiking boots as well, all are great! https://www.vivobarefoot.com
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by greghinch 9y ago
> incompatible data formats and plenty of non-digitized data This is exactly what many with a cursory knowledge seem to think a blockchain will solve. Unfortunately, these are generally challenges people have to talk about and resolve vi
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by greghinch 9y ago
If you're in the UK, try Muji
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by greghinch 11y ago
Growth Street - London, UK - Full Time, on-site Growth Street is looking for enthusiastic, ambitious software developers to join our technology team to build the tools behind the next generation of SME finance. We are a lending platform whi
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by greghinch 11y ago
6 people in a 3 bedroom?
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by greghinch 11y ago
Globally, it's not.
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by greghinch 11y ago
I'm afraid you might be a tad ambitious regarding the weight the UK market carries with global corporate interests, as compared to the Chinese
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by greghinch 11y ago
The main problem here seems to have been a lack of understanding that it's essentially a requirement now in the UK to be set up for EIS/SEIS if you want to raise money. Investors expect it. We've been through several rounds o
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GE’s Culture Challenge After Welch and Immelt(hbr.org)
9 points by greghinch 12y ago|1 comments
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by greghinch 12y ago
If you think you've done market research, but you haven't spoken to your customers directly (in person or by phone if in person is not possible. no email), you haven't done market research. And if you can speak to your custom
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by greghinch 12y ago
> and started by trying a "gallbladder cleansing." Can you elaborate on what this is?
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by greghinch 12y ago
Question for someone who may know: Obviously "mass extinction" does not mean "total extinction of all life", or else we wouldn't be here. Do we have any idea to what degree the bio-diversity of the planet was reduce
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by greghinch 12y ago
> and the difference in fare between Uber and the black cab was 8% When not on surge pricing, UberX is generally 50-60% discount on the price of a black cab in my experience. Being able to get home for £7 after a night out is amazing.
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by greghinch 12y ago
> If Amazon wanted to start pushing more into local markets (or different kinds of products), they can make a fortune off this data, and that's why they can afford to undercut companies like Square. It's a long term play. Possi
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by greghinch 12y ago
Can anyone chime in as to what Propeller does (did)? Looks like they shut down the site as part of this? (probably an aqui-hire?)

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