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by joelhaus 2y ago
Could we connect offline about using Gemini instead of the doc ai custom extractor we currently use in production? This sounds amazing & I'd love your input on our specific use case. joelatoutboundin.com
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by joelhaus 2y ago
Adding to the strangeness, as the owner of WordPress.org, is Matt violating the trademark owned by the foundation or is there another undisclosed licensing agreement?
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A New Kind of AI Copy Can Replicate Famous People. The Law Is Powerless(politico.com)
3 points by joelhaus 3y ago|0 comments
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by joelhaus 4y ago
This is the way. It's too bad this can't be pinned to the top. Thanks for laying this out so clearly.
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by joelhaus 4y ago
I'm interested! Email in my profile.
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by joelhaus 5y ago
Worked for two brilliant founders at a startup built around this concept, Irene Retirement. I'd still like to believe it can be institutionalized to address many of the risks noted here by other comments.
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by joelhaus 7y ago
Agreed. Just launched my company to help the types of agents you're talking about: GeneralReferral.com Brings technology to an underinvested corner of the traditional brokerage. Could use some marketing help...
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by joelhaus 7y ago
True, but beware the unintended consequences of 2007.
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Ask HN: Preferred Solution to Pay Vendors?
1 points by joelhaus 9y ago|0 comments
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by joelhaus 10y ago
Your point illustrates why half of the federal reserve's mandate from congress is price stability. See Macroeconomics 101... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Money_supply OP's point seems to be that inflation of
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by joelhaus 10y ago
Wouldn't it actually depend on when you buy the phone? If I buy a Pixel in one year (just before the "Pixel 2" is released), presumably I will still receive the two years of updates... Alternatively, if I buy the Pixel on it&
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by joelhaus 10y ago
It can be expensive, especially for someone not familiar with the area or who's lacking substantial credit history (sorry that I'm about to go slightly off topic). If you don't have luck on Craigslist, our new real estate bro
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by joelhaus 10y ago
Presumably Buffet would respond to you by noting that the stock market is a voting machine in the short run and a weighing machine in the long run. i.e. for the companies he owns, he isn't generally concerned with short term stock pric
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by joelhaus 11y ago
Rather than rhetoric, it would be nice to see more HN arguments based on the strongest possible counterarguments [ ]. http://lesswrong.com/lw/85h/better_disagreement/
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by joelhaus 11y ago
For the reason you mention, there would be substantial upside from increased infrastructure spending & the timing is pretty close to optimal. What's interesting is that through greasing the wheels of the economy via infrastructure
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by joelhaus 11y ago
This is an interesting "investment" example. In addition to the listed trade-offs, the mortgage would've likely allowed 25% cash down in 1976, approximately $18,000. Furthermore, savings in rent would've largely gone tow
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by joelhaus 11y ago
Probably possible, but this creates an environment where independent small publishers would rely on donations to sustain. Only cash-rich corporations would be able to foot this bill... reminds me of the net neutrality issue. I prefer this s
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by joelhaus 11y ago
Clay Johnson had some relevant comments during the flawed healthcare.gov launch. Many critiquing the procurement process itself. As you stated, the process generally favors the "government-contract-software machine": http:/&
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by joelhaus 11y ago
In theory, the traditional model, which might include a hotel chain in the transaction, would funnel a greater percentage of funds away from the local economy. Under the "sharing-economy" model, more of the funds exchanged in the
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by joelhaus 11y ago
Loved shopping at Campmor growing up, but definitely appreciate this concept. Scouting trips were typically once a year, but need reduced over time as did camping trips. May also want to check out growth opportunities with other charities.
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by joelhaus 12y ago
Well put. Another comment ITT[0] also pointed out the global surveillance arms race and the futility of pressuring the US to unilaterally disarm. This is particularly true in light of the many legitimate global threats to freedom mentioned
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by joelhaus 12y ago
Agreed. There's a great documentary on this called "Long Distance Warrior". It's about the MCI court case against Ma Bell/ATT. Was on PBS a while back, but think it's uploaded as a private Youtube video somewhe
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by joelhaus 12y ago
The delta is the most relatable conclusion the average person can draw from the unemployment rate reports. Otherwise, without taking some economics classes, you're doomed to misinterpret.
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by joelhaus 12y ago
Very skillful framing of spectrum auctions as a tax. Would love to see this view pushed more widely, as society would reap some serious benefits... primarily large swathes of unlicensed spectrum. In a light-touch regulatory framework, this
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by joelhaus 12y ago
> It's an antiquated, FDR-era disaster, written by people who thought it was okay for government to set prices for private services Not long ago, similar cries could be heard about the repeal of Glass-Steagall, leaving us to enjoy t
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by joelhaus 12y ago
Agreed. Sometimes I think the people who don't appreciate Google's "openness" are not old enough to remember either the early closed internet platforms (Prodigy/CompuServe/AOL) or the Microsoft products that ar
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by joelhaus 12y ago
If they add credit history and Landlord-Tenant court, there is a big market in the real estate rental business.
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by joelhaus 12y ago
Agreed. Keep thinking that the concessions should include: 1. Disposition of all content assets (e.g. NBCU). 2. Permanent net neutrality with verification + penalty mechanisms. While the merger as proposed wouldn't reduce comp
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by joelhaus 12y ago
It's legit. Actually had a fraudulent charge on my Chase card today from a jail phone operator in a southern state. Only have a couple of recurring bills with the card and don't generally use it at stores, so I'm pretty confi
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by joelhaus 12y ago
> This is only because of the actions the US government would certainly take in response Happy to see that you agree. To take your assertion a step further, the US government would likely take such action through the legislative branch,

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