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Ifkaluva
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Ifkaluva
6mo ago
I do in fact plan to bet my house on that day.
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Ifkaluva
6mo ago
Also to weaken NVIDIA
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6mo ago
Your housing, childcare, food, and even taxes are $0? Wow dude.
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6mo ago
A slacker AGI would consider figuring out how to build a non-slacker AGI, but continually slack off. If it did figure it out, it would slack off on implementing or even writing a tech report.
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6mo ago
Reminds me of Marvin from HGTG. Very smart, but deeply depressed. Has the solution to everything but keeps thinking “what’s the point?” and doesn’t help.
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Ifkaluva
6mo ago
Does it inspire fear to motivate productivity? Haha, no, it inspires motivation for finding a new job. Interview prep takes time!
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6mo ago
They might still kill the market for NVIDIA, if future releases prioritize Huawei chips
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6mo ago
I don’t know if it’s a badge of honor, but it’s definitely highly desirable because they pay a lot. The term FAANG was originally coined to group together extremely high paying companies. Basically, if you are L5 or above and can survive 4
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6mo ago
I think the Reuters article that preceded this said it would be 10% on 5/20, with more to come throughout 2026
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6mo ago
Why are salamanders illegal?
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6mo ago
I think most terrestrial isopods are about the size of a roley poley. There are larger ones but I think most of those are ocean dwellers.
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6mo ago
Friendly reminder that SpaceX is going straight to the index—Elon agitated for it. The 401k of everybody in America is serving as a bailout fund for X and now cursor, and whatever other trash he hovers up
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6mo ago
They have a lot of internal tools. My guess is that it’s to train the model to click around the internal tools
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6mo ago
People get fired for banking on a work computer? Whaaat, no way
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Ifkaluva
6mo ago
Well, the UK no longer has a domestic auto industry
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6mo ago
Right, but in Aesop’s fable, the wolf did eventually come. It’s asymmetric, because in this case the wolf is not coming for the boy, it’s coming for everybody else
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6mo ago
I feel like this general story “x European country wants to reduce dependency on Microsoft” comes up at least once a year. How do they usually turn out? I have heard Germany/France/? switching to LibreOffice or Linux for some gove
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6mo ago
I think a lot of folks are taking this more seriously than the author intended. He opens the post by referencing Scott Alexander’s famous satirical pieces “Bay Area House Party”, and places himself within that satirical frame by insisting t
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6mo ago
What do you mean “cut out anything that was granular/one query away”? This was a very cool workflow to hear about—I will be applying it myself
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6mo ago
$200 a month is not what the BigTechs are talking about. They are talking about every IC becomes an EM, managing teams of agents. Did you see the leak of Meta’s token consumption? That’s waaay more than you can get for a small $200 a month
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I guess mainly they don’t want you to distill on their CoT
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When you go to the command line and type “Claude”, there is an LLM, and everything else is the harness
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6mo ago
Sounds like you were running an import and distribution business. Not the same thing as drop shipping :) as the drop shipping people will joyfully tell you, “you’re not supposed to touch the product”
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6mo ago
> layoff-proof position What? I don’t know anybody who has a layoff-proof position.
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I agree with you that the majority of people will use it to feed their attention and energy to the attention economy. Meta will be more profitable than ever, as will TikTok, Netflix, YouTube But the majority have always chosen the path of l
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I don’t think this is the right take. To take the car analogy: it matters how we use the car. The car in itself can be used to save time and energy that would otherwise be used to walk to places. That extra time and energy can be used well,
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6mo ago
You can buy pyrite cubes on Etsy—I know because I also love them :) They’re not expensive
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6mo ago
I’m not religious at all, and it’s not religious fundamentalism to point out that alcohol disrupts sleep, and that this likely is the primary factor affecting the poster’s sleep. Also not religious fundamentalism to point out that alcohol i
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6mo ago
We can also call representatives and give our opinions to them
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6mo ago
How does this show up in background checks? Genuinely curious
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