staticautomatic

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by staticautomatic 3d ago
All except Gemini which can be rather important depending on your use case.
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by staticautomatic 4d ago
Do you remember how bad documentation was? I still have nightmares about Twisted.
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by staticautomatic 4d ago
They’re asset millionaires and maybe gross revenue millionaires, but not typically net income millionaires.
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by staticautomatic 1mo ago
Similar here. Lots of places where we replaced Pandas with DuckDB for transformations. Also have scriptable custom dashboards running on top of BigQuery data pre-aggregated and extracted to parquet on GCS. It's way faster and the only
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by staticautomatic 2mo ago
Depends on your definition of "customer."
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by staticautomatic 2mo ago
The real biggest unlock is not using unlock as a noun.
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
How does a $25B offering have $85B in orders?
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
Yep. I sure do.
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
You can’t interview effectively by limiting yourself to questions where the applicant knows what you want them to say.
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
If you're going to have people use AI regularly, it's worth asking so that you can get a sense of their interest/willingness, experience level, and training needs. That said, more specific questions are typically more reveali
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
In what way is “How are you using AI?” an objectively bad question?
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
Communes typically fall apart when bad apples join and the commune fails to get rid of them.
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by staticautomatic 3mo ago
Biology? Why?
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by staticautomatic 4mo ago
Clean. This comment is the right shape.
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by staticautomatic 4mo ago
Friendly reminder that you don't have to enable PostHog replays at all. I have a site lightly instrumented server-side with the slim bundle, and I'm still gonna double check my account settings but I'm pretty sure it's n
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by staticautomatic 4mo ago
Municipal insurers already do that
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by staticautomatic 4mo ago
It also posits that there are only two sides.
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by staticautomatic 5mo ago
Doesn't McMaster Carr still use sprites? Is that like the one optimization they managed to get wrong?
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by staticautomatic 6mo ago
Is this not often trivially solved with islands?
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by staticautomatic 6mo ago
No. Prophet is based on curve-fitting.
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by staticautomatic 6mo ago
Guys they're just disclaiming warranties relax
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
That's not how jury selection works. You never have enough peremptory strikes to "dismiss a huge fraction of the jury pool."
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
It’s actually not that uncommon to lose a ton of people for cause in cases that are a good fit for a transfer of venue motion. But of course it does come down to the trial judge. I don’t understand who this “next judge” is that you’re refer
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
Not peremptory strikes, but you have unlimited removals for cause (and admittedly a steep appellate hill to climb if they’re unfairly denied)
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
You’re always on your own to collect.
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
I’ll see your Art and raise you Life https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aEdrey6U5dU&pp=ygUSVGVjaGNydW5...
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by staticautomatic 7mo ago
How does one get involved?
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by staticautomatic 9mo ago
I can't speak for the Mamiya Press but the Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8 for the Graflex XL is rad.
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by staticautomatic 9mo ago
I did expect there to be more strong applicants, but that hardly means I expect "perfect" applicants or "cream of the crop for nothing." With one role, for example, there are basically unqualified people, and qualified p
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by staticautomatic 9mo ago
I have multiple open roles right now and am finding that I can’t afford to hire the top applicants. I honestly did not expect to have so little leverage.

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