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by staticautomatic 1y ago
The trick with Ulysses is to just let it wash over you. If you try to fully understand each sentence it’s too hard to read.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
It costs him the only thing he cares about: his ego
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
I’ve had much better luck with umap than PCA and t-sne for reducing embeddings.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Contact printing on azo certainly helped!
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Wait what? Why are you putting yourself and your team in a position where your reports can screw you over? And if one or two people are doing whatever that is, why aren’t you firing them or managing them out?
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Small claims is unbelievably easy! You file a one-page form, pay $50, and then show up on your hearing date.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
100% you’re either a militant conformist or an enemy.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
I use hardwood charcoal and some lumps of wood, as do many people.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Writers are cheaper than hosts and typically both are union members.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Disagree. The heat tends to spike when the fire hits a piece of wood.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Information asymmetry is the problem: people don’t know it’s unenforceable and so they get taken advantage of.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
In what way is a limitation on free speech not a free speech issue?
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
You don’t exactly have to be a rocket surgeon to invent them.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
By doing something, you mean cutting taxes and throwing away all the tax revenue they got from the IRS not sharing data with law enforcement, right?
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Contextual advertising is a known ad business model that commands higher rates and is an ideal fit for LLMs. Plus ChatGPT has a lot of volume. If there’s anyone who should be worried about pulling that off it’s Perplexity and every other sm
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
While this is generally true, people do actually tend to consume media that comports with their existing or desired self-image. Source: I run insights & analytics for a media company.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
What's at issue is not really whether they have power. It's whether they feel like they have power.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
It’s systemically really hard to treat TB in places without a lot of health infrastructure. USAID can mitigate this but it doesn’t follow that “more USAID” can eradicate TB.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Important questions most reasonable people can answer: Can you share the salary range? Are you targeting the mid-point? Are you able to make an offer at the top of the range if you want to?
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
What? Cloud media asset management systems are full of raw stuff.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
As it was explained to me in law school, yeah, that's basically how oil rights work.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
No. These people aren't "voting against their own interests." They're prioritizing their non-economic interests over their economic ones.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
2.0 Flash seems to work well/fine for some use cases but for other produces hilariously bad results compared to ChatGPT and Claude. As a result I tend to avoid prototyping with it and instead consider it something I might implement at
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
You’re reading that wayyyy too literally and using it as an excuse to be combative
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Any plans to directly support diarization or voiceprinting?
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
I worked at a place where the head of IT/de facto CTO was well aware that SQLite is a db and insisted that if I needed a db it had to be MSSQL.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Can happen if you work for a Microsoft shop and it's the only DB IT will OK.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Have you ever actually seen someone try/fail to make the record for jury selection bias or worked on one of these appeals? I have, many times, and that's my honest professional opinion.
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Based on the article's description of jury selection, this seems like a case where the jury was probably biased but the verdict will not be overturned on appeal for that reason. The appeal on that issue probably won't be very help
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by staticautomatic 1y ago
Claims against the federal government aren't heard by juries; the Court of Claims only does bench trials. The subject matter of class actions isn't inherently any more complex than individual cases. The judges vs juries thing is a

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