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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Don't have kids if you don't feel over the top about having them, make sure the person you choose to have them with is the right one, and make sure you fully understand all that is involved in having kids.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
It's been discussed elsewhere in the comments. It's affordably prices and just works.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
It's that awkward time when it really dawns on you that mortality is really a thing. Prior to that you feel very far removed from it, so it isn't much concern.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I would argue that it was the other way around before. It was also people with non-progessive views actually being entirely banned from the site. What is worthy of banning can quickly turn subjective, when really there are limited things bo
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Much to your point of media having an apparent dislike for Musk, I had noticed Business Insider dominating anti-Musk coverage. It was so much so that when they published a flattering article about him I was shellshocked. I think people assu
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
The most technical of people seem to have remained using Mastodon, but others seem to have migrated back to Twitter.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I'd say I'm surprised by the persistent pessimism regarding Twitter, but I'm not. I don't think a sizable portion of people are even willing to entertain the idea that it might still having a place in the Internet ecosys
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
How different do you think the article might have read had it been written two years later than it was?
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I posted about it in another comment but will restate it here too. The ARK Venture Fund has exposure to it (roughly 7% of the fund).
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I think you replied to the wrong thread
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I think most all of AI is undervalued right now but that is just my personal take
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Indeed, but it's impossible for unaccredited investors to get exposure through any other means right now, other than perhaps working for them and gaining equity. I tend to think the diversity of the fund is more of a strong point. Tryi
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I just tried it again and it's still working for me. Were you accessing it in any special way? It should have just been a matter off adding the app to your Slack instance.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
MosaicML just sold to DataBricks at a 600% premium to the initial investment. Holding the fund is not like typical investing, as hedge funds are meant to be long-term holds, with limited exit periods (quarterly) and distributions (no more t
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
It can also be accessed through Slack
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I think the reason Claude isn't further than it is now is due to a singular goal: Do no evil I feel they are what Google was to search engines when they burst onto the scene. They'd rather take time to get it right than to push ou
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Through the ARK Venture Fund
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Not sure what kind of equity you negotiated when signing on with the company, but it's going to pay off handsomely. Wish I had more exposure to the company, to better join the ride, but I'll take what I have now. Keep contributing
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Now that it's entered open beta it's going to iterate rapidly. I had been using it fairly extensively, alongside other LLMs, through Slack and was always most impressed by it's output over the others. (I do hold investment in
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
It's been available through Slack for some time now
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I have no doubt my investment in this company will pay off handsomely. Their product is top notch when I have put it through it's paces.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Oracle today is what Microsoft was 15 years ago. It would be shocking to see Oracle resemble what Microsoft is today to open source, but I'm not holding my breath for it.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
That is the freemium model and more or less the model that I thought the open source community had long ago agreed was acceptable. Open source development for free is cool with what spare time you have, but at a certain point you have to pa
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
If it had been in American waters, and they had been detected, then the USCG would have taken them aboard and to shelter while their status was sorted out.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
Some very cool videos from lineman showing high voltage air switches opening under even a reduced load. I think most folks don't understand electric components don't like being manipulated under a load.
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
They already somewhat have. View the demo in normal mode at https://fingerprint.com/ and then open it again in Incognito
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
You not giving any personal data to Mullvad, only sending Bitcoin, doesn't really change that they can still potentially see any of your traffic entering and exiting their infrastructure, to include being able to connect your residenti
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I think you touch on a valid point: we should be focusing less on where our traffic egresses and more on ensuring all of our traffic is end-to-end encrypted as much as possible, as well as ensuring any "meta data" (i.e. DNS) is en
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I'd dispute that most access is obtained through botnets. I see it as generally obtained through the user themselves. I will agree that the provider may not be clearly notifying the user what they are agreeing to by utilizing their sof
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by AviationAtom 3y ago
I'm not opposed to mandating people work from the office, but I do think changing it up after people have altered their lifestyle accordingly is crappy. Here's how I think they should have done it: - If you live within X distance

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