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Jagerbizzle··on Amazon Rules Out Displaying Tariff Impact After White House Attack
US Senators make $193,400 per year and there are 100 of them. This ~20mil doesn't exactly stack up to the ~1.8 trillion of US government discretionary spending (or ~4 trillion of 'mandatory' spending).
Jagerbizzle··on Cursor IDE support hallucinates lockout policy, causes user cancellations
I'd like to get on the pre-order list for this product.
Jagerbizzle··on Windows 11 Insider Preview Build
Not sure if this is a joke or not, but you can right-click the taskbar, click taskbar settings, and under the "Taskbar behaviors" tab there's a "Taskbar alignment" drop down with options "Left" and "Center.
Jagerbizzle··on Half-Life
Brilliant article, thank you for sharing.
Jagerbizzle··on I have made the decision to disband Hindenburg Research
I was pretty amazed to see him link this particular Lee Burridge set from Bali. I’ve watched/listened to it many times over and it never fails to put me in a happier state of mind.
Jagerbizzle··on Meta's memo to employees rolling back DEI programs
What part of the org were you interviewing in?
Jagerbizzle··on Spinal cord injuries from mountain biking exceed hockey, other high-risk sports
I wish there was some sort of permitting required to use one of these things. I love the idea of people getting around quickly without needing a car, but I take serious issue with a large number of people I see on these things in the streets (and more annoyingly sidewalks) of Seattle that think they're a pedestrian that just happens to be going 20+ mph.
Jagerbizzle··on Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction (2018)
https://course.fast.ai/

"You’ll see that fast.ai’s way of teaching is very different to what you might be used to, if you did a technical degree at university. Nearly all technical subjects at university are taught “bottom up”: start with basic foundations, and gradually work up to complete useful solutions to real world problems. But we go “top down”: start with complete useful solutions to real world problems, and gradually work down to the basic foundations. Education experts recommend this approach for more effective learning."

Jagerbizzle··on Clever code is probably the worst code you could write (2023)
I’ve been a C++ dev for a couple of decades and know my fair share of unreadable code. I’ve recently started learning Python and holy shit, it’s like you get accolades in this language for doing as much as possible in as few characters as possible. Guess I’m getting too old for these young whippersnappers.
Jagerbizzle··on The beautiful dissociation of the Japanese language
Not to mention "sigh", which I find impossible to say without also sighing.
Jagerbizzle··on U.S. sues Apple, accusing it of maintaining an iPhone monopoly
Thank you
Jagerbizzle··on A response to "Erlang – overhyped or underestimated" (2010)
Ironically I think the original Facebook messaging did something similar, but they changed tech due to their inability to hire developers competent in the language.
Jagerbizzle··on Most favorited articles by the top 10k most active HN members (2020)
I bookmark things like this all the time, and my bookmark list is effectively a black hole.

I managed to get through two separate “learn something about complicated topic in one weekend” this year, so I’ll call that a W.

Jagerbizzle··on Nikola founder to be sentenced for federal fraud charges
Not really disagreeing with your insight, but on the flip side of this, I bought the stock precisely because of the ticker name (when it changed from VTIQ to NKLA) and sold it shortly thereafter for a significant upside.
Jagerbizzle··on Gemini "duck" demo was not done in realtime or with voice
It certainly reflects poorly on the institution for not requiring anything other than a dog and pony show for grading.
Jagerbizzle··on Gemini "duck" demo was not done in realtime or with voice
They were just parroting this video on CNBC without any disclaimers, so the viewers who don't happen to also read hacker news will likely form a different opinion than those of us who do.
Jagerbizzle··on ConvNetJS Deep Q Learning Demo (2013)
For those of us like me who are unfamiliar, can you recommend any useful reading on the topic?
Jagerbizzle··on The first two custom silicon chips designed by Microsoft for its cloud
Considering that Jensen is on stage with Satya at the moment sharing the keynote of Microsoft Ignite, I suspect NVIDIA won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
Jagerbizzle··on Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music
The FAQ is absolutely hilarious and worth a read regardless of whether or not you care to utilize the guide.
Jagerbizzle··on Where does my computer get the time from?
Exactly the same here with my golden doodle. We feed her dinner at 4pm and she’s pretty much always off-by-one and comes to check on the status at 3.
Jagerbizzle··on Cat found after Lyft fiasco dragged on for days, Lyft to pay vet bills
Yes and we use this service all the time when we bring our 35lb golden doodle with us. I’d way rather wait an extra 10 minutes up front instead of getting into a 5 minute discussion with the driver about how we won’t be putting our dog in the trunk.
Jagerbizzle··on MDMA and the Quest for Connection in a Fractured World
How much sleep are you getting afterwards? If it's laced with any type of amphetamine, probably not very much, and from my personal experience, the sleep dep feels like the main problem and not the after-effects of the substance itself.
Jagerbizzle··on The Decomposition of Rotten Tomatoes
I believe it should have actually been a semicolon.
Jagerbizzle··on Beating GPT-4 on HumanEval with a fine-tuned CodeLlama-34B
Any recommendations for learning material?
Jagerbizzle··on Super sorry to the guy with the username reset on GitHub
Hopefully "nullptr".
Jagerbizzle··on People can be convinced they committed a crime that never happened (2015)
Starring one of my favorite actors, AI Pacino
Jagerbizzle··on Apple Vision Pro Is Apple's New VR Headset
Starts at $3499 and is available early 2024.
Jagerbizzle··on Ableton Push 3
I bought one. I'm a hobbyist that's been using Ableton in a hobbyist manner since 2005 or so.

As a software developer that works remotely, I have extremely limited desire to sit in front of my computer when work is over, and thus I end up using my music gear (which is unfortunately all crammed in my home office) much less than I'd like to. The appeal of a product like this is that I can take it into a different room and scratch the music production itch when I have it without feeling like I'm sitting at my work office all day.

Jagerbizzle··on Microsoft Freezes Salaries for 2023
It will likely be both. Why not have your cake and eat it too? Zuckerberg already set the precedent for an additional large round of layoffs after the first, so I'd be extremely surprised if Microsoft, Google, etc didn't follow suit.
Jagerbizzle··on A broken man's homemade, seaworthy ship rests in the Canadian prairie (2015)
Likely forgot to fill in his ArriveCan application.
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