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by panda888888 3mo ago
19 subjects? I'll disregard the results. That's not a big enough sample size to be meaningful.
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by panda888888 4mo ago
If you read the article, it said it was a 4 hour drive in a rural area. Too much risk of bleeding out, even if you're in an ambulance.
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by panda888888 4mo ago
The concept of an ontology is really simple: thing - relationship - thing. Example: peanut butter - goes well with - jelly. This is in contract to a taxonomy, which is hierarchical: (upper-level category): Sandwiches (sub-type): peanut but
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Ontologies have become much more mainstream over the past year or so. Case in point: Microsoft's new Fabric IQ product, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/iq/overview . I don't know how good th
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Eh, maybe. I feel like once you're a sellout, the situation is out of your hands. As a founder, you have to accept that, or you shouldn't sell the business in the first place. Or you could structure some very strict buyout terms,
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I guess I read the tone of his blog post a little differently than you did. I basically interpreted it as boiling down to "disney sucks" and while he did admit to making some mistakes, IMO he didn't take nearly enough persona
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Maybe it's just a stylistic choice, but if this happened to me, I wouldn't write a long post about it. I'd tweet, "They deleted the archive; what a sad end to this chapter of my life" (or something like that to let
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Sore losers absolutely complain. It's one of the biggest traits of being a sore loser. A mature person would be disappointed, vent to their close friends/spouse, and then shut up about it. They wouldn't publish a long blog po
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by panda888888 4mo ago
You hit the nail on the head with your last sentence -- he agreed to sell to a big corp, and this is the kind of thing big corps do. I get that it's unfortunate, but this is the kind of thing you have to anticipate when you sell a busi
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Yes, but he's failing to see the big picture. Selling any small company to any big company leads to this risk. To hold water, his argument should be: "we shouldn't have sold the business at all," not "we shouldn&#x2
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I agree, and am getting downvoted in other comments for this position. If you sell a small company to a giant one, there's a major risk that they will sunset your work. It's the risk Nate knowingly took on when he sold the company
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I guess I feel like Nate should have anticipated this situation. By choosing to sell his company to a big conglomerate, this is the type of risk he opened himself up to. ABC/Disney certainly isn't blameless here, but this is the r
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I can easily see the argument that once an election is over, people don't read the content anymore. Granted, storage is cheap so this is kinda silly, but I bet the old articles weren't getting very much traffic.
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I wrote this exact comment elsewhere on the thread and got downvoted for it. Business is business! It sucks for Nate but he's acting like a sore loser, when this is a totally normal and expected outcome. Businesses acquire other busine
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by panda888888 4mo ago
I view Nate as basically acting like a sore loser here, which is why I find it unprofessional. I'm not arguing that we should clamp down on free speech or anything like that. If a company wants to buy another company and sunset it, tha
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by panda888888 4mo ago
Am I the only one who finds this whole blog post to be super unprofessional? I agree it's sad that the content is gone, but airing grievances about your former employer leaves a bad taste in my mouth (assuming you're not a whistle
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by panda888888 5mo ago
How is this different from Airflow or commercial data orchestration tools, like Astronomer, Dagster, Prefect, etc.?
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by panda888888 6mo ago
The problem I have with these headphones (at least V1) is that the ear cups don't tilt horizontally. Maybe my ears are more angled backwards that most people's ears, but with theses headphones, the headband part sits really far ba
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by panda888888 7mo ago
I really don't understand what a claw is. Can someone ELI5?
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by panda888888 1y ago
Only some batches of these model numbers, though. I got an email saying mine had been recalled, but when I put in the serial number on their website, it said the batch was unaffected so mine is still safe to use.
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by panda888888 1y ago
Terrible answer: cron
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by panda888888 2y ago
Building a computer from the components. Bicycle maintenance and/or building a bicycle from the components. Building a skateboard. Car maintenance. Doing a project in your house, like installing a new toilet. I can think of a million t
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by panda888888 2y ago
The best selling new SUVs in the country - the Toyota Rav4 and Honda CRV - have CVTs, so your assertion they're "not very common" isn't true.
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by panda888888 2y ago
Modern cars are shit because CVT transmissions (which are better for emissions standards) mean cars feel sluggish and unresponsive. Electric cars are WAY more fun to drive.
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by panda888888 2y ago
Honestly, it's not hard. Just buy a pair of wider toe box shoes, nothing too extreme or minimalist, and start wearing them for normal everyday tasks like going to the grocery store, then build from there. I recommend Lems (I like the P
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by panda888888 2y ago
It depends on where you live. Where I live on the west coast, you can find lots of used Nissan Leafs on craigslist for less than 6-7k. That's actually affordable. And there are some for under 4k, junk car territory. Granted, they'
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by panda888888 3y ago
Where I live, Kroger used to do their own delivery, but they've switched to Instacart for fulfillment now. I've stopped doing Kroger delivery because the Instacart people are WAY too annoying to deal with; I hate having to babysit
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by panda888888 3y ago
I have a slightly older iPhone, and the "Optimized battery charging" setting only kicks in maybe 10% of the time for me. I don't love your proposal of mislabeling the percentages, but I really wish there were a way to make my
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by panda888888 3y ago
My point is that it's possible that Ilya was not the driving force behind Sam's firing, even if he ultimately voted for it. If this is the case, it makes Ilya's non-apology apology a lot less weird.
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by panda888888 3y ago
I'm going to get downvoted for this, but I do wonder if Sam's firing wasn't Ilya's doing, hence the failure to take responsibility. OpenAI's board has been surprisingly quiet, aside from the first press release. So

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