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ch4s3

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[Ask HN] Reading Recs for Product Management as a Dev

3 ポイント·投稿者 ch4s3·5 か月前·0 コメント

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ch4s3
·12 時間前·議論
The actual historical evidence is super thin outside of a stele in Egypt.
ch4s3
·一昨日·議論
Is it any good?
ch4s3
·3 日前·議論
We do test the blood, but they also do coarse grained screenings like this to avoid some level of waste on intake. It's like having client and server side validation.
ch4s3
·3 日前·議論
We do test the blood, but they also do coarse grained screenings like this to avoid some level of waste on intake.
ch4s3
·3 日前·議論
Living the dream! Son of Anton provides.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
They're all good sauces.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
If you cook the tomato too long you lose the tomato flavor[1]. My Italian-American neighborhood has a sauce competition at the community center every year, and the winners never do an all day cook.

[1] https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-slow-cooked-italian-ame...
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
I do or have, but they aren't tomato sauce Italians if that makes sense.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
Because those are the Italians I have experience with, and the Italian Sugo al pomodoro isn't to my knowledge ever cooked for hours. The slow cooked variety in Italy is the ragù which is cooked up to 4 hours. If you cook any tomato sauce much beyond 4 hours you lose the actual tomato flavor[1]. So I sincerely doubt forever tomato sauce is a real thing.

[1] https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-slow-cooked-italian-ame...

> Aren’t Italian Americans just regular Italians

No. The term generally refers to a groups of people descended from Italian immigrants who formed their own culture in America that blended regional Italian languages and cuisines with local American ingredients, language and customs. The big pot of red sauce in question doesn't exist in Italy, it's an invention of early 20th century Italian immigrants to the US.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
I disagree. They're simply engaging in culture war posturing where socialism is simply a byword for "bad people". They call democrats socialists and argue for nationalizing OpenAI and some steel mills. They aren't for the free market, they're just dumb. Marjorie Taylor Greene typifies this kind of behavior.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
> more like an art installation

Considering the length of the line to get into that place, I'd wager you're correct.
ch4s3
·4 日前·議論
I've never heard of anyone doing this among any Italian Americans I know. Is this something you've seen first hand?
ch4s3
·7 日前·議論
Do you want novel genes propagating throughout the food system by accident? Terminator genes prevent that problem.
ch4s3
·8 日前·議論
I dunno, probably had religious significance.
ch4s3
·13 日前·議論
Literally who? The young MAGA folks in congress like Josh Hawley certainly don’t. I guess Rand Paul is a free market guy, but he’s pretty much the only one. Even Susan Colins is signing onto tariffs and other nonsense.
ch4s3
·14 日前·議論
Not really. They’re all lousy pro tariffs, anti immigration, pro tech regulations, and so on. Paul Ryan is gone.
ch4s3
·14 日前·議論
They haven’t claimed to be the free market party since Obama was in office. Trump very much ran an anti free market campaign the first time.
ch4s3
·15 日前·議論
Time for someone to spin up Endo, but this time no cute ideas for real.
ch4s3
·17 日前·議論
Like it or not, Bartz v. Anthropic established that as fair use. So it isn't legally copyright infringement as currently understood under the law. This may change but it isn't obviously wrong.
ch4s3
·18 日前·議論
Yeah, I'm familiar with that argument re derivative work, but weights aren't really what's being shipped or sold, and I think it's reasonable to argue that the generated tokens aren't derivative but substantively transformed.

That said, I would prefer a situation where hyper-scalers make an effort to compensate sources of good data, e.g. newspapers and so on.