Its the EU and the UK pushing for this stuff. Take your meds...
You realize you posted this on a site run by a US located tech VC firm right? Or maybe you just forgot the /s?
Paris actually isn't that dense compared to some US cities. NYC for example has far more people in the same space as Paris. Not that that is a goal to shoot for but there you go. That being said, at the moment Paris…
"Self expiring legislation would very likely end up the same way." Most laws in most countries (including the US) have sunset clauses. They are incredibly common and have existed for centuries.
Ironically, the thing we learned in the US about public housing is that it can't be in high-rise apartments. It has to be duplexes or small 1/2 story apartment buildings. It also must minimized all public space so that…
Given the rent required to live in Berkeley, its basically the nightmare scenario that we are all talking about. The only people who benefit from Berkeley's laws are the landowners/landlords. Everyone else suffers…
Then why do they have the nice schools? Somehow, suburbs both have the best amenities and the lowest taxes but they are unsustainable? That link is a word salad BTW. In reality, since suburbs have low crime, the…
I see the GCP marketing staff has found HN.
I've worked for a UK financial institution before. If you knew, you would keep your money under a mattress.
Two things: 1) 4b queries a year is nothing. 4b queries is less than an hour for some of the software I have written. 2) The banner was a joke referencing the fact that the EU has a terrible track record with privacy.
I believe the article in question partially provides such a list.
Yes, because the world is so peaceful right now? /s
That's not how proof works.
Do you know why that is the case? Its because calling a war a genocide is basically extremist propaganda. It isn't a charge based in fact. HAMAS uses child soldiers, then when they inevitable get killed claim that X…
The vote totals from that election are...odd. Somehow Biden got about 28% more votes than any US election in history and about 24% more votes than you would expect in that election. That's way outside the error bars. As…
Oh look, this post is explaining the reason for another article. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50065892 Nice one...
Yea, that's because 80% of the work is getting to that level of quality and even most human devs struggle to get there, even with the necessary resources. So using a LLM which is trained on the absolutely average corpus…
Auto workers in Detroit probably wouldn't agree with you. They had a union. Now they have no industry.
Take a look at what you pay for health insurance and then get back to me. According to test scores, our best and brightest don't go to med school and haven't for about 50 years. So I'm not sure the argument about…
If you know what you are looking for, its still pretty tedious to sort the fakes from the real CVs. If you don't, its like picking a random number. I do think this is a big part of the problem currently. The idea that…
I suspect he means things that HR thinks are important but aren't.
I also think there is a noticeable drop in the quality of the interviews on the employers side. My friends still in the bay tell me there is a noticeable drop in the quality of the people they work with in the office.…
Here are the relevant numbers: - Worldwide Li-ion battery production per year: 35GWh - Worldwide grid capacity: 5000GWs - Lifetime of a specific cell in a grid scale battery: 20-30 years - Current known reserves of…
"they don't have free speech in the US, on Israel-related matters" Is the sky in your world green?
It really is, but maybe not in the way you think. If you put the top Data Engineer who is an expert in making data processing large amounts of data really fast in charge of a UI, it will be terrible. But there are…
Its the EU and the UK pushing for this stuff. Take your meds...
You realize you posted this on a site run by a US located tech VC firm right? Or maybe you just forgot the /s?
Paris actually isn't that dense compared to some US cities. NYC for example has far more people in the same space as Paris. Not that that is a goal to shoot for but there you go. That being said, at the moment Paris…
"Self expiring legislation would very likely end up the same way." Most laws in most countries (including the US) have sunset clauses. They are incredibly common and have existed for centuries.
Ironically, the thing we learned in the US about public housing is that it can't be in high-rise apartments. It has to be duplexes or small 1/2 story apartment buildings. It also must minimized all public space so that…
Given the rent required to live in Berkeley, its basically the nightmare scenario that we are all talking about. The only people who benefit from Berkeley's laws are the landowners/landlords. Everyone else suffers…
Then why do they have the nice schools? Somehow, suburbs both have the best amenities and the lowest taxes but they are unsustainable? That link is a word salad BTW. In reality, since suburbs have low crime, the…
I see the GCP marketing staff has found HN.
I've worked for a UK financial institution before. If you knew, you would keep your money under a mattress.
Two things: 1) 4b queries a year is nothing. 4b queries is less than an hour for some of the software I have written. 2) The banner was a joke referencing the fact that the EU has a terrible track record with privacy.
I believe the article in question partially provides such a list.
Yes, because the world is so peaceful right now? /s
That's not how proof works.
Do you know why that is the case? Its because calling a war a genocide is basically extremist propaganda. It isn't a charge based in fact. HAMAS uses child soldiers, then when they inevitable get killed claim that X…
The vote totals from that election are...odd. Somehow Biden got about 28% more votes than any US election in history and about 24% more votes than you would expect in that election. That's way outside the error bars. As…
Oh look, this post is explaining the reason for another article. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50065892 Nice one...
Yea, that's because 80% of the work is getting to that level of quality and even most human devs struggle to get there, even with the necessary resources. So using a LLM which is trained on the absolutely average corpus…
Auto workers in Detroit probably wouldn't agree with you. They had a union. Now they have no industry.
Take a look at what you pay for health insurance and then get back to me. According to test scores, our best and brightest don't go to med school and haven't for about 50 years. So I'm not sure the argument about…
If you know what you are looking for, its still pretty tedious to sort the fakes from the real CVs. If you don't, its like picking a random number. I do think this is a big part of the problem currently. The idea that…
I suspect he means things that HR thinks are important but aren't.
I also think there is a noticeable drop in the quality of the interviews on the employers side. My friends still in the bay tell me there is a noticeable drop in the quality of the people they work with in the office.…
Here are the relevant numbers: - Worldwide Li-ion battery production per year: 35GWh - Worldwide grid capacity: 5000GWs - Lifetime of a specific cell in a grid scale battery: 20-30 years - Current known reserves of…
"they don't have free speech in the US, on Israel-related matters" Is the sky in your world green?
It really is, but maybe not in the way you think. If you put the top Data Engineer who is an expert in making data processing large amounts of data really fast in charge of a UI, it will be terrible. But there are…