jakehop

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by jakehop 2mo ago
Possibly a case of a non-native English speaker using AI to translate or help them do their write up. In either case, it sadly makes the reading experience less enjoyable.
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by jakehop 5mo ago
I get your point _and_ I do empathise with it. But that said, for a UX'er I believe there should be a bit of shame in just doing the obvious amalgam of whatever 2-3 most popular things that already exist. If you take on the UX lens, th
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by jakehop 1y ago
AbbVie | AI/Software Engineer | Remote, UK/US/Canada ONLY | Full-time Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript, but great skills are usually transferrable), who enjoys close collaboration with end-users in solving their
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by jakehop 1y ago
AbbVie | AI/Software Engineer | Remote, UK/EU/NA | Full-time Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript, but great skills are usually transferrable), who enjoys close collaboration with end-users in solving their hardest p
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by jakehop 1y ago
AbbVie | AI/Software Engineer | Remote, UK/EU | Full-time Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript, but great skills are transferrable), who enjoys close collaboration with end-users in solving their hard problems? Do you hav
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by jakehop 1y ago
AbbVie | AI/Software Engineer | Remote, UK/EU | Full-time Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript, but great skills are transferrable), who enjoys close collaboration with end-users in solving their hard problems? Do you hav
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by jakehop 2y ago
AbbVie | AI Engineer | Remote, Europe or US | Full-time Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript, but great skills are transferrable) with a solid foundation in the LLM/ML world? Are you well versed in data engineering concepts, a
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by jakehop 2y ago
AI Engineer (Remote, UK only) We're building out the AI team at AbbVie UK. Are you a great coder (Python/Typescript) with a solid foundation in the LLM/ML world and well versed in data engineering concepts, with an excitement
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by jakehop 3y ago
SM has been producing good quality hardware for decades. I remember them from catalogues of my childhood. Obscure is not the right word here.
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by jakehop 5y ago
Possibly, but this is the situation we're faced with here in Denmark, as our cartel of unions have divided the market in such a way. I agree that this is not necessarily what "unionization" means specificly, but this is the c
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by jakehop 5y ago
Thank you, great point. (Also, I am thankful that you are descripting the SU correctly; one gets paid to be enrolled at a qualifying educational institution - paid to study, not paid to get an education, even though this is luckily what hap
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by jakehop 5y ago
In Denmark, our deliveries are currently not unionized, although there is a large debate around it. Denmark has no minimum wage either. The people doing the deliveries for e.g. Wolt earn at minimum of 120 DKK an hour (~18,5 USD) on a schedu
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by jakehop 5y ago
Perhaps that’s the next cool idea for a business? While not wanting to sound too negative in this response, I didn’t even consider the file size, but rather the creative possibilities that opens up when one successfully breaks with an other
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by jakehop 5y ago
Many legal systems allow limited retribution, if it can be seen as proportional to self-defense. That said, there's an overarching idea that one shouldn't try to "get even" by lowering oneself to the other person's
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by jakehop 6y ago
It seems like you are missing an important aspect of UBI: What level of income will it provide? If a (perhaps more fulfilling or “fitting”) life on UBI is to rival that of say a stockbroker, UBI must provide more freedom than one can get by
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by jakehop 6y ago
The Danish legislation is setup in such a way, that all electricity consumers pay a tariff to cover the guaranteed electricity prices to owners of wind farms. Still, Denmark often sold electricity for pennies on the dollar – or literally fo
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by jakehop 6y ago
>> Not only are our energy prices among the highest in the world - how does 40 cents pr. kWh sound? > That sounds like a great way to reduce carbon footprint. All renewable power is used, so every extra (marginal) kWh used comes 10
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by jakehop 6y ago
Better how? Scientists and professors with decades of experience in this exact field, disagree[0]. Burning wood even discharges more CO2 in the atmosphere, than coal[1] and we haven't even started to talk about where all those trees mu
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by jakehop 6y ago
As a Dane, I am slightly offended by the dishonesty of our politicians, especially concerning our energy policy, which makes no sense. Yes, this is a big deal, but only because of the publicity value of the decision, as the environmental im
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by jakehop 6y ago
I wonder which type of phone you're using...
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by jakehop 6y ago
Quite an odd thing to say. While it can be easy to think that someone looks alike due to the "overall appearance" of their faces, closer inspection usually sets things apart. Their completely different chins are one example. Secon
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by jakehop 6y ago
I know you're only trying to help, but they look nothing alike. And going missing on a shrimp boat leaving Texas, to then hike from up north seems too odd for Occam's Razor.
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by jakehop 6y ago
Where is it, then? What I think you mean is that politicians have spoken and the market saw the open coffers and took advantage of that. If I go to the market and ask for 240TWh of stable energy each year (Danish electricity consumption),
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by jakehop 6y ago
You are simply not correct. I have read the study you cite. I don't question whether you've read the full study or only the news story, but the study has quite a few flaws and (what I view as) false assumptions. I'll argue ag
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by jakehop 6y ago
There has been no other technology faster at decarbonizing the energy sector, than nuclear power. France and Sweden still hold the record for that exact same reason.
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by jakehop 6y ago
Where was this? I feel rude to object to your personal history, but no major, trustworthy institution has reported anything like this. The worst nuclear disaster, Chernobyl, had around 50 casualties. This was mostly due to the handling by
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by jakehop 6y ago
Batteries are not cheap. And current tech doesn't scale to the massive scale needed to fix the problem "cheap" wind and solar : unreliability.
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by jakehop 6y ago
I agree that "the Iran deal" is a sore issue. But that is not the issue. Regarding climate change, I would focus much more in China and India getting nuclear power plants (which they are building right now), rather than worry ab
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by jakehop 6y ago
Interesting (albeit expensive). I usually take any specs provided by the manufacturer with a grain of salt – including the idea, that you can get 1,2kW/hr of energy from the (static and encased!) solar panels on the roof alone! That se
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by jakehop 6y ago
"This incredible range will be achieved through efficency improvements rather than just a bigger battery pack." What an interesting statement! "Bigger" – compared to what? A Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD? That can do arou

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