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I'm pretty skeptical based on my experiences so far but still believe we'll get there eventually. AI seems to work fine for folks who hate programming and prefer describing their problem in imprecise english in an iterative fashi
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After I got a divorce I was bored and melted down my wedding ring with a MAPP torch. Molten gold is simply beautiful. Liquid like mercury but shiny and glowing at the same time. Anyway, ditto to everything you said. Fade the doomers who ar
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Probably nowhere. Despite what crypto maximalists, Sino-apologists or Eurofetishists will have you believe, there is nothing like the USD in terms of function. That isn't to say that gold won't go higher in USD terms or that USD
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Finasteride does seem to be able to cause some issues. It seems that DHT has many protective roles in the body and limiting it may cause problems: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7308241/
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Fundamental problem with moderation sites like reddit and HN: discussion is controlled by those with the time to moderate. These are also the least likely people you want controlling the discussion. If only there was a reputation based sit
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Facebook and instagram: less and less posts by real people. Reddit and other discussion sites: Controlled by "basement dwellers"(i.e. doomers w/ too much free time), trolls and, soon, AI bots. Dominated by groupthink and dev
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So you believe Nvidia announces everything they're currently working on at each GTC?
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> computer science majors are also competing for software engineering jobs with people who minored in the discipline Uh if you think being a swe(i.e. programmer) requires having a CS background you're gonna have a bad time. Most SW
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Seems like another article based on the assumption that Nvidia just sits there doing nothing while everyone who has so far proven unable to compete suddenly figures it out and steals their lunch. At some point one of these Nvidia doomers wi
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So my experience with a leased solar system installed in SoCal in 2011 and owned until 2018(SunRun). The system ended up costing me a fair amount of money although it let me run my AC all day without thinking about it. Sure I could have tu
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This story doesn't seem to be getting much traction on HN but if it's true it seems like quite a big deal.
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Didn't Google invent the transformer? I think a lot of us see Google as both an evil advertiser and as an innovator. Google winning AI is sort of nostalgic for those of us who once cheered the "Do No Evil"(now mostly "D
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And while it heats your home in the winter, it also puts more strain on your A/C in the summer. There are also noise and light pollution issues if it's near a bedroom.
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I loved Fry's and shopped there often in the 90s and 00s but it did seem like half of the things I bought there had to be returned for one reason or another.
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IIRC, the European Extremely Large Telescope(love the name) is using Nvidia GPUs to handle adaptive optics.
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No. This reads as capitulation by Trump who is now finding out his long held, half-baked economic theories are wrong. Trump got spanked by the bond market and realized how weak his position was. He can't walk it all back overnight wi
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So it's been a while since I had an HSV scare, but from my research at the time you definitely want to start antivirals as soon as possible after symptoms start(assuming you know since it doesn't always cause symptoms). You want
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You mean the techies who saw massive gains over the past few years and were fools if they adjusted their spending as if it was going to continue forever? No man, I think we will be fine. Sorry if you can't send your kids to a top sch
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At most it will hit retirement timelines of anyone retiring in the next 5 years. Come on man. Most people don't hold cash for vacations in the stock market. Anyone doing 60/40 isn't doing all that bad right now anyway. And
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Per Gemini: In the United States, stock market wealth is highly concentrated, with the wealthiest 10% owning a record 93% of all stock market wealth, while the bottom 50% owns just 1%. OP isn't wrong.
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Yeah I bought at Friday's close. Sorry.
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Beyond type II bipolar, I don't have a diagnosis for anything psychological but I'm pretty sure I have ADHD with a touch of Asperger's(based mostly on a review of my behaviors over the past 50 years). But yeah I've found
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Yeah if there was ever a place I wanted an LLM, it's there.
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This is obviously a MUD and not really the same thing, but I can't help think of Citadel BBSes after reading the description. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citadel_(software) Funny this is maintained by folks at U
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People are sticking up for LLMs here and that's cool. I wonder, what if you did the opposite? Take a project of moderate complexity and convert it from code back to natural language using your favorite LLM. Does it provide you with a
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Couple of dumb thoughts: - Can another drone grab the fiber and walk back to your base? - Can you use the fiber to a master drone which acts as a repeater/controller for normal RF drones? Yes you can still jam them, but with the tx
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The great thing about democracy is that we can debate subtleties and choose a path between extremes. So we can say that while the extremes of this argument are either total surveillance or no surveillance at all, we can instead opt for a mo
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Yeah I mean, if you can reason about, say, how an automobile engine works, then you can reason about how a modern computer works too, right? If you can discuss the tradeoffs in various engine design parameters then surely you understand am
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What?
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how much time do I need to devote to see anything but garbage? For reference, I program systems code in C/C++ in a large, proprietary codebase. My experiences with OpenAI(a year ago or more), and more recently, Cursor, Grok-v3 and Deep
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