mgrund

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by mgrund 2mo ago
Fear of large penalties as usual I’m guessing.
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by mgrund 2mo ago
EU certainly does not suppose so. Tracking - with or without storage - requires consent except in a few purely functional use-cases. This company should read the ePrivacy and GDPR rules more closely.
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by mgrund 2mo ago
> it seems that nontechnical POs have captured the software lifecycle Yes, this dynamic has indeed been screwed up in many teams! In my perspective, you can’t be a good product manager for a technical product without being somewhat techn
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by mgrund 4mo ago
The big question is if they manage to keep on their enterprise consumers. Vowing changes nothing, they will be looking at the actual numbers. Dissatisfaction is kind of expected (my cost goes up 2 orders of magnitude and I already cancelled
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by mgrund 4mo ago
Read-only access to all non-sensitive code is how things should be. Huge engineering culture and productivity booster. It’s also very useful to keep each other honest (I’ve found so many “interesting” things hidden away in organizations wit
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by mgrund 4mo ago
swe-bench is a standardized evaluation suite so that's why I'm asking - hopefully there are well-defined criteria on whether this is an open/closed book benchmark. As I understand it, it is designed to evaluate the LM itself
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by mgrund 4mo ago
I was under the impression that swe-bench (and I guess most other benchmarks) were supposed to be run offline? I get that you may accidentally include something in local git history, but it feels off to me to run these kinds of benchmarks o
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by mgrund 4mo ago
I really really want to like local AI, but I highly doubt it will see wide adoption for a long time. The additional up-front cost for hardware designed to run an LLM in addition to normal workload is unlikely to be accepted by most consumer
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by mgrund 5mo ago
My thought exactly! First the usage limits + model limitations and now fundamental change to the billing. Hope some consumer watchdogs are looking into this!
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by mgrund 5mo ago
There is but I don’t think this is it. I’ve worked most of my career in US tech satellite offices and I have not experienced EU team members to be less productive than US team members, nor spend less time on work (if anything, more really s
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by mgrund 2y ago
Are you hiring internationally (EU specifically) or only US?
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by mgrund 2y ago
Transparent screens doesn’t make much sense for consumer TVs (I know the article indeed points to other use-cases). You still need a black background to facilitate display of black content.
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by mgrund 2y ago
More likely crash looping of so many VMs overloading some system with insufficient back pressure, possibly combined with unfortunate cluster management scheduler behavior at this scale of crash looping (e.g. too eager to retry scheduling in
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by mgrund 3y ago
I believe Show HN is also what is suggested in guidelines for non-YC startups that are not allowed to use Launch HN (although some text along with the post would have been nice).
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by mgrund 3y ago
Exactly. It’s just leveling the playing field. I’ve been doing generated cover letters based on cv, job post and a few other data sources with manual review + adjustments with a very decent callback rate.
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by mgrund 3y ago
Thanks!
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by mgrund 3y ago
Sounds interesting, any reading material you could point to about this?
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by mgrund 3y ago
At least in danish, we have “bedstemor” which behaves likes “oldemor” in being the mother or fathers mom so it’s really that form that is consistent with the system and not the parent-specific forms.
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by mgrund 3y ago
Long-range got a bump of about 5% WLTP if I remember then numbers correctly.
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Tesla Model 3 Re-Design Launched (in EU)(tesla.com)
2 points by mgrund 3y ago|3 comments
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by mgrund 3y ago
You just tax on CO2e (CO2 equivalent) for any greenhouse gas emission. Same way emission accounting is already being done.
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by mgrund 3y ago
Saw similar tech at Microsoft a decade ago. Use case I saw was to raise buttons on software keyboards. Here’s an article on the patent from 2010: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/microsoft-patents-bumpy-...
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by mgrund 3y ago
> I find it very difficult to find meaning in a large portion of the jobs available today. Most workers are just another cog in the wheel. The system is so large that one cannot directly appreciate the effects of their work, or even know
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by mgrund 3y ago
Also required in public sector jobs here. When you are on a contract with compensation time off for overtime, and it's sometimes even computed with >1:1 compensation on average hours over some time window, you kind of need to track
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by mgrund 3y ago
Personally this is my biggest resistance to in-office work; if the commute was recognized as part of the working hours, I don’t care if I spend some of my workday on the road (although I might feel that time could be better spent, but my em
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by mgrund 3y ago
Great walk-through on the production challenges, but this thread is very precise in its description of the superconducting mechanisms in LK-99. I haven’t followed recent developments but is there any kind of consensus to support that this i
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by mgrund 3y ago
… if you resided in the United States at any time between May 24, 2007 and December 22, 2022, inclusive.
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by mgrund 3y ago
You sound like you have never traveled with kids :) it’s just convenient not to HAVE to go out for all meals…
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by mgrund 3y ago
Some brands do use PFAS free bags and have for a while though.
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by mgrund 3y ago
That’s not what the number means. From the manual: “Each setting corresponds to a time-based distance that represents how long it takes for Model 3, from its current location, to reach the location of the rear bumper of the vehicle ahead of

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