Etheryte

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by Etheryte 7mo ago
This is not what the article is about though?
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by Etheryte 7mo ago
Because that's what the law says? And the company most definitely does benefit and hurt from a fluctuating stock price, it's one of the key drivers behind financing conditions. What you describe is a simpleton view of the financia
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by Etheryte 7mo ago
Insider trading is not about fairness, it's about theft. If you insider trade on the stock market then, in a crude simplification, you steal profits from the company you have a fiduciary duty to, or some extension of that. It has nothi
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by Etheryte 7mo ago
On one hand, cool demo, on the other, this is horrifying in more ways than I can begin to describe. You're literally one prompt injection away from someone having unlimited access to all of your everything.
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by Etheryte 7mo ago
These are great, thank you so much for sharing the recommendations. I tuned in to NTS and casually just kept on listening for a very long time. If anyone else has good recommendations, I'm all ears. Thank you.
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by Etheryte 7mo ago
Having a search and having a functional search are two very different things though. To this day, the search on many sites is so bad that it's actually better to use a search engine and scope by site rather than use the site search.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
While I see the point the author is trying to make, I'm not really sure I agree. Most users don't even read error messages, never mind logs. At best, logs are something they need for compliance, for most, the concept doesn't
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
You don't have to share only new things, often people share things that are many years old too and that's also fine.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
In all honesty, if you scoped this well, one of the big players in the LLM space could definitely host a big marketing event on this spin. Get together a bunch of well known industry folks, have them vibe code a working <thing> in a g
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
Russia and Ukraine are now at war for the fifth year running, you're just used to the fact that there is ongoing war in Europe.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
The final part is a long solved problem, pass in mock tokens, pass all requests through a proxy, only swap in the real tokens if the request matches whatever filtering requirements you have.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
Just because tests pass does not mean that they're testing the right thing to begin with. Reviewing tests is as important, if not even more important than reviewing code.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
This is like asking why someone built a text editor as a hobby project when Microsoft Word exists. There is value in experimentation and play, in trying to understand things from first principles. It would often be faster to just ask others
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
Firstly, fear and honor are far from being the same thing. Second, we already have this in our society today via smartphones and things have not changed for the better. If anything, society is more torn than ever.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I'm commenting on the link to their demo, not on the article.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I see, that's very cool, that's the context I was missing, thanks a lot for explaining.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
It is incredibly fast, on that I agree, but even simple queries I tried got very inaccurate answers. Which makes sense, it's essentially a trade off of how much time you give it to "think", but if it's fast to the point
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
That's such an odd way to use units. Why would you do 10^56 * 10^-9 seconds?
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
My favorite feature of the Touch Bar was that, if memory serves well, force push was right next to cancel in one of the IDEs, can't recall if Xcode or Intellij.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
It's post morgem time. [0] [0] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/its-morbin-time
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I was gonna make a quip that someone should really get on the ":later" feature, but then I realized that the modern LLM craze more or less is that feature.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
As far as I'm aware, this is not true at all. Adults actually learn considerably faster per hour spent, it's simply that most adults don't have as much time to dedicate to learning as kids do. This is confirmed both by studie
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
The study [0] linked at the bottom of the article has good insights on that, plus it's a marvelous read all around. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20060612212953/http://people.csa...
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
People keep parroting this point, but I don't think it actually applies, it's just one of those things that gets reposted a lot on the internet. When we're hiring a candidate, I generally don't go through their Github re
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I think motivation really is the key term here. Magnus is a five-time world chess champion, in a complete league of his own even when everyone else was literally only prepping to defeat him. He held the world champion title for ten years an
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
Some consulting firms do this, one guy is giving the presentation live while others are in the next meeting room still banging out the slides.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure no one else reading the comment has any trouble understanding what is meant when talking about cartels in Mexico. What exactly is ambiguous to you?
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
I meant to write misunderstanding, sorry about the typo.
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
This shows a fundamental understanding about the market you're commenting on. The European market is nothing like the US market. The vast majority of transfers are already debit based. Most people have a credit card, but for most part
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by Etheryte 8mo ago
Being passionate and interested in a problem doesn't mean there is a market for said problem. This doesn't mean that it's not valid to feel that way, but a viable business might be hard if not impossible to build in that nich

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