tangjurine

This looks cool

I was thinking the time it takes to find a job is good indicator of how hard it is to switch jobs, if that was tracked and reduced that would be good for workers.

What does 20 back mean?

pica came out two days ago, how did you find out about it?

the one developer

one dev to rule them all, and in darkness bind them

sounds like a 10x dev to me

why not pay for students to take the pen and paper exams at some proctored location, perhaps independent of the university.

Massena, the place in the article, has an airport. An international airport.

Just checked flights from sfo to there, 500 bucks. I don't get how this is different than moving to another state for work.

if there are multiple valid final states?

the bay area does not have a shortage of tradespeople. Or any profession, it feels like.

For trades, thousands of people apply to be apprentices, for a few spots

Any info on this?

Tencent's 'Hunyuan-T1'–The First Mamba-Powered Ultra-Large Model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43447254

They can be competitive in the U.S.

> The fact that practice competes with high cognition is a sign that it is close to the limits of how good it can be.

Something that is at the limits of inclusiveness, in my mind, would only need practice for someone to be good at it, not cognition?

fiber optic is glass and doesn't conduct electricity...

I'm guessing someone had a hunch and wanted to buy some HEPA filters. Also, all HEPA filters should filter air similarly, the price should be based on the rate at which air is filtered. I bought a HEPA air filter for $150 for my room.

>For a sense of scale, Mathematica Policy Research’s best evidence on the effectiveness of the highly touted KIPP charter school network finds that after three years at KIPP there is significant improvement on three out of four test metrics — up 0.25 standard deviations on one English test, 0.22 standard deviations on another, and 0.28 standard deviations on one of two math tests.

I wasn't sure what .22 std deviations meant, so I looked stuff up a bit. For a normal distribution, going from the average to 1 standard deviation above is going from the 50th percentile to the 84th percentile. Going up .22 standard deviations from the average is going from the 50th percentile to about the 55th percentile.

like what?

or sort them into piles and have people shuffle the piles?

Monasteries are notoriously ridiculously productive?

give me meaning not dopamine

how about if it can work at a job? people can do that, can o3 do it?

Is this also using the levels.fyi salary data?

If that data is submitted by individuals to a particular company, is it possible to see a lot more detailed heatmap, perhaps down to each address of each company?

> cost

Oh yes, I love paying a couple cents less per drink to have micro plastics in me

Ah, so like my codebase

It's hard but not impossible to sell to schools. I think at my company >75% aren't working on things that impact the student experience.

If you have time, could you explain the ycombinator and if parts a bit more? Been a while since I looked at this stuff

Flossing doesn't replace water picking, and vice versa.

Idk... My company is doing pretty well (ixl learning)

Source?

How about reading the entire Json document out of the database, making a copy of that document, updating the copy, and saving that copy to the database...

Is how someone on my old team designed an internal tool