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by staticautomatic 4y ago
To add a data point to this, I recently interviewed at a large tech company. As part of investigating the comp, I ran a linear regression on data from levels and the results indicated that you should deduct a few grand for every year of ten
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Both of those statements are true of Venice.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Since you work in this space, would you happen to know if there’s something like this on the other side of the marketplace for the affiliate content publishers? I started building out a site but the closest thing I can find to a platform en
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Yeah it’s been happening for a couple days now. I’m so confused.
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Ask HN: Does IndieHackers have a broken web architecture or is it just me?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
I build a web scraper.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
That seems maybe plausible if the components are worth a lot or you steal a lot of them. Is either of those things true here?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Philosophical issues aside, the Supreme Court is sort of ok with “fixing racism by being racist” if it’s done to compensate for historically being racist.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The legal process itself opens the door to proving it. You sue them, and if you survive a motion to dismiss among probably some others, you’ll get to go into discovery.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Ideally, that’s how it would be described in the internal meeting version.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
This is a perfectly reasonable email to send, with the expectation that the EA may well ignore it.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Many execs lament junior employees being afraid of them. I bet you could have safely sent that email.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
In buildings they call your hose idea a “standpipe”
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
I get that it’s a chicken and egg problem but this strikes me as, at least preliminarily, being more about developers than users in a world where devs often no longer even test for compatibility with Firefox.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
My advice is to just go for it. I’m 2 years into a part time JD program that lasts 4 years, and I’ll tell you what my father told me as I considered whether to enroll: years ago he said to his therapist, “I’m really not sure about starting
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
This is probably a dumb question but if we’re talking about language embeddings, are the latent vectors deterministically out of vocabulary? Is there any possibility of collision with an in-vocab n-gram’s vector?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
A guy I interviewed a little while ago observed that SMB SaaS software always tends to become an ERP system on a long enough timeline. It can’t be categorically true but it seemed like a very astute generalization.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
If it’s just cough suppressant and buspar, I imagine it could be prescribed off-label instead.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Do latent variables “look like” anything at all? Like In a PCA, for example, a factor is some latent heuristic but does it even have an actual value?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
IDK about Australian law, but in the US, no.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The important thing to know is that they did so because the economics of defensive aggregation were insufficient to return capital to the investors.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
…and logging
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Yeah but the ones who remain are (voluntarily or involuntarily) the most committed.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Typically the defendant must know the statement is false.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
I’ve heard stories about things like the cannon sounds in the Telarc vinyl of the 1812 Overture blowing out unfiltered speakers. Are they myths?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Generally those things are helpful but I think China has pretty well demonstrated that there’s no alternative universe where fully locking everything down eliminates Covid.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The spam profiles on UpWork tend to borrow identities from other parts of the internet and not other UpWork profiles. When I reverse image search my applicants’ profile photos, the fake ones are mostly taken from LinkedIn.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Have you tried Spella?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The West Indies seem to have comparatively high fruit consumption
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Wouldn’t this manifest in countries with fruit heavy diets?

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