HPsquared

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by HPsquared 1mo ago
It is written in the first person, I suppose.
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by HPsquared 1mo ago
Only fair if they also tell the candidate what the company pays other workers in similar roles. Transparency shouldn't go only one way.
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by HPsquared 1mo ago
Similarly, having a mortgage and dependants is seen as a "reliability plus point" let's say. Skin in the game.
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by HPsquared 1mo ago
They also help AI to manage complexity, in just the same way.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Less than there otherwise would have been, for sure.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
I'm thinking canyon.mid on Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
I think you need the app to use the delivery lockers (which I prefer over home delivery)
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Amazon is more powerful than most countries.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Especially government of a small, homogenous country with massive oil wealth in a peaceful part of the world. It's very much "easy mode" as far as governments go.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Lunatics in bedrooms have been distributing pamphlets since the invention of the printing press.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
A bit like publishing bias where only positive results end up in scientific papers.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
I suppose the LLM doesn't know it's limited in its knowledge, maybe? That others know more.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
At a certain point the roughness of the ball reaches a size threshold where the imperfections are smaller than the wavelength of light, and the surface takes on a glassy smoothness. Intelligence has similar milestones, almost like phase cha
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Did the same work dynamic play out after you started working there?
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Just think what they'd produce without regulations.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
It costs political capital to do so.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
This time is different, they say.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
That's more money than there is in the universe, I think you're onto a winner here!
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
I wonder what the price level (per token) needs to be, to match a minimum wage employee.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Also add the word "secure" a lot.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
There's also GotoBLAS, developed by Kazushige Goto. I wonder if they have any relation or if it's a relatively common name.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Ad blocking is a big deal.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Public relations mostly.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
A smaller infinity, but still infinite.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
It can ponder the meaning of its existence.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
I hear the word "stepper" used sometimes talking about lithography machines. Makes sense I suppose that you'd need to precisely move the wafer around and expose small parts of it.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Months?! Wow, I had no idea. So it's a very long pipeline.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
French fries are much harder to get right, for example.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
The article actually is about botany, but the title reminded me there is a whole area that could be called "criminal botany". As in, there are specific plants cultivated for illegal purposes. And on the other side, forensic botany
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
This is one reason LLMs seem so fresh and nice, there are no ads. Agreed it's just a matter of time.

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