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Not sure why the downvotes - very useful context and phrased correctly as a question.

Does anybody know a good forum for discussing AI agent design? I have a bunch of questions, but too specific for the general LLM application communities.

Neat! Do you happen to have the analogous similarity queries with a default embedding? Curious to see them side by side.

(I know I can reproduce myself and I appreciate all the code you posted there - thought I'd ask first!)

> schema driven custom views for json data structures

Is there a React library that does this well?

I didn't follow this part:

> EdgeDB is essentially a new data silo whose type system cannot be used to serialize data external to the system.

I think this implies that serializing external data to zson is easier than writing an INSERT into edgedb, but not sure why that would be.

The % of the population over 65 is around 50% higher in Florida too. It's complicated!

Are the numbers current subscribers or new subscriptions?

Hard to speculate without comparing churn.

Off topic: what do you use for CMS? I like how the code blocks and graphs are integrated. Great post!

I recently went through the airflow docs for the first time - agree. But this comment thread has much more helpful than any of the docs!

That's not the 80/20 rule. There must be empirical estimates of that number.

The problem is they all magically arrived at an exorbitant price that seems to reflect monopoly pricing. Also fees have standardized recently.

Yes there is rampant ESA abuse, but note the airlines all charge $175 each way for a pet. Isn’t that obvious collusion?

It’s $350 to take my small dog to LA for the weekend when the round trip ticket for a human is $100. She is great on planes and has never had even a minor incident.

What’s the rationale for not naming them here?

Thistle - Berkeley CA ONSITE - https://angel.co/thistle-1/jobs/97516-software-engineer

Thistle delivers delicious, organic and healthy meals as a subscription - "put your diet on autopilot".

Looking for python engineers (senior and junior) that are passionate about healthy food. Work includes:

- Building our consumer website, with a focus helping customers understand all the nutrition and health benefits in their meals.

- Ops infrastructure for designing, preparing and delivering 1000s of meals in a day.

- Testing new user acquisition and engagement strategies

Stack is Python/Django, but if you're a fast learner we will be just as interested in what you like to eat for lunch.

Interview: quick phone screen, then visit HQ to try the food and discuss our codebase.

Thistle - Berkeley CA ONSITE - https://angel.co/thistle-1/jobs/97516-software-engineer

Thistle delivers delicious, organic and healthy meals - the ease of Munchery/Sprig with the subscription model of Blue Apron.

Looking for full stack engineers (senior and junior) that are passionate about healthy food. Work includes:

- Building our consumer website, with a focus helping customers understand all the nutrition and health benefits in their meals.

- Infrastructure for designing, preparing and delivering 1000s of meals.

- Testing new user acquisition and engagement strategies

Stack is Python/Django, but if you're a fast learner we will be just as interested in what you like to eat for lunch.

Interview: quick phone screen, then visit HQ to try the food and discuss our codebae. No brainteasers.

We also have nothing to do with Ayesha Curry, fortunately.

Thistle - SF - https://angel.co/thistle-1/jobs/97516-software-engineer

Thistle offers a subscription for delicious, organic and healthy meals - the ease of Munchery/Sprig with the business model of Blue Apron

Looking for full stack engineers (senior and junior) that are passionate about healthy food. Work includes: - Building our consumer website, with a focus helping customers understand all the nutrition and health benefits in their meals. - Infrastructure for designing, preparing and delivering 1000s of meals. - Testing new user acquisition and engagement strategies

Stack is Python/Django, but if you're a fast learner we will be just as interested in what you like to eat for lunch.

Conversely, the list of most saved stories seems more useful than most upvoted.

If the OP sends this thread to the CEO and asks for severance - or he'll update the post to identify the CEO+company - is that extortion?

Certainly not endorsing, just curious.

Is there anything about App Store guidelines? Curious if Apple is going to require any kind of IRB approval first.

It's really hard to approach fitness as yet another obligation, unless you happen to have a laid back lifestyle. My advice: find some kind of exercise that you enjoy, don't stress about whether it's the optimal program. Use the time as a mental break from your day at the computer, or to get some energy in the morning or to unwind after work. Don't focus on results at first - then, after it becomes a habit, you can optimize.

Don't change anything, but look for silver linings. That drive is hard to find and makes you sound like an ideal person to work with - feel free to get in touch if you're interested.

Naive question: how does the legal system determine appropriate damages for this kind of infringement? Can ImageRights just name a number, or is there some kind of precedent?

Using a $500 photo intuitively seems worse than using a $5 photo. But if the offender had no intent - ie. a grandmother that didn't know you can't just copy anything from Google Images - would be bizarre to have punitive damages be a multiplier of the original license cost.

This assumes all violators are doing it willfully. I imagine most restaurant owners that make a Squarespace site in an afternoon have no idea you can't just copy something from Google Images.

I think is this the right thing to do? is a valid question - obviously it's independent of any legal damages.

How much are the infringement letters demanding? $200 for a $100 photo is totally reasonable; $1000 and he has no moral argument.

This is great, but would be much more helpful as an annotated doc that explained why the various phrasings were chosen, as well as what was left out and why.

What's the best platform for that? It can't be Word comments...

Something like this that that could operate efficiently on 100M+ rows would be hugely valuable in biology

But you don't need to be a fucking lawyer to...?

The article refers to Google sequencing healthy genomes, and I think I recently read something about Google running a longitudinal health study on employees (a la the Framingham Heart Study) - anyone here familiar with what they are doing?

Not sure if this is what OP was getting at, but it's possible that the attack vector will baloon if more 3rd party apps are pressured to provide logical scripting interfaces