HardCodedBias

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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
"his announcement of RTO" At least he walks the walk. He was in the office 100% of the time.
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
Zuck has the best or the second best distribution on the planet. If he neutralizes the tech advantage of other companies his chances of winning rise.
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
Have you worked with him? I had the privilege of working with him for a little over a year. He was respectful, analytical, and only thought about what is best for Amazon and Amazon's customers. I don't think his own aggrandizement
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
The central argument is that the importance of prompt "tricks"—essentially empirical workarounds for current LLM limitations will decline as the technology matures. The truly valuable and future-proof skill is "context engine
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
I'm couldn't be more disgusted by sama@'s response to Zuck's strategy: 23:05 the strategy of a ton of upfront guaranteed comp and that being the reason you tell someone to join like 23:10 really the degree to which they
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
All of this fighting against LLMs is pissing in the wind. It seems that LLMs, as they work today, make developers more productive. It is possible that they benefit less experienced developers even more than experienced developers. More prod
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
This was a shockingly simple coding error. It should have been caught by the two code reviewers. Turns out asking an LLM for a code review finds the error and an LLM suggests the correct fix. Rarely do you see a major outage caused by such
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
A few possibilities: 1. Mark no longer wants to run the company and he is picking alexander wang. 2. Mark believes that Ai is the top priority, his teams have failed, (this is all clearly true so far) and he wants completely change the org
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
"Dobbs. They also explicitly stated a constitutional right to privacy does not exist" I did not know this, thank you!
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
We have really lost the thread WRT our legal system when district court judges have such wide ranging power. I understand that everything can be appealed, but these judges can cause considerable harm. Ona T. Wang (she/her) ( https:&#x
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
"First - in the US, privacy is not a constitutional right" What? The supreme court disagreed with you in Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) and Roe v. Wade (1973). While one could argue that they were vastly stretching the meaning o
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
Not to be trite, but signaling status is only complicated due to animals/humans making it complex. These are games and they are zero sum games. We should strive to remove ourselves from these games as much as possible and not to lean i
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
How about we do the exact opposite? Create expensive products which materially improve the lives of those with wealth? Align the incentives of the rich so that they don't spend on these zero sum status goods. Also incentivize the rich
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
These are mostly positional items. The four seasons isn't materially better than the hilton next door. The rooms are basically the same, the fixtures at the four seasons are fancier, the bedding is prettier, some random furniture may b
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by HardCodedBias 1y ago
I really like this post since it shows how very little there is for the wealthy to buy other than status goods. The life of the rich, other than status, is very much like the life of upper middle class. The same phones, the same digital ent