NoobSaibot135

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by NoobSaibot135 2mo ago
I think you’re right and Buffet probably has the same mindset. Look at Berkshire Hathaway’s website lol no css styling whatsoever. https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/
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by NoobSaibot135 1y ago
Not sure how accurate this is but there’s a book on how Adolf/Nazi’s were experimenting with hard drugs at that time. https://www.amazon.ca/Blitzed-Norman-Whiteside-Shaun-Ohler/d... They say Hitler was very charis
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
> this wouldn't always be consistent right? Like "once upon a time _____" wouldn't always output the same thing, yes? Would be cool if you could turn up/down the LLM’s temperature by pressing different keys other
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
> I don’t know why prices are still up though – if interest rates being high was making housing unaffordable, one would expect prices to be down. We printed ~25% of all money in existence since 2020 so that obv means more diluted money c
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
That actually happened Meng Wanzhou (daughter of the founder of Huawei) bypassed sanctions against Iran Vancouver airport arrested and put her under house arrest for a few years
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
I like your analogy of a tick tock ~= epoch of progress Step change, then optimization of that step change Kind of like a grand father clock with a huge pendulum swinging to one side, then another(commonly used metaphor).
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
Love coding train YouTube channel! This guy is funny, knowledgeable and not full of himself (unlike others in our industry) Learned a ton from Daniel when I was starting out
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
Seems like Pareto 80/20 law is not too dissimilar from powers of 2. In binary, most significant(left most) bit is twice the magnitude of the previous bit. So that bit (or person) would contribute and get compensated accordingly. Would
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
> ruined mostly because a shelter and various other supports opened up down the block, and kind of turned the area into a mini-Skid Row That’s why I’m against social housing. Inner city welfare/government housing aggregates all the
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
I got tinnitus after my second Pfizer shot (booster) Anyone else speculating whether the shots somehow lowered our overall immune systems?
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by NoobSaibot135 2y ago
I was blown away by the Every Day Astronaut Starbase tours. Elon had all the intricacies and parts of the rockets memorized and was just rattling off details like it was nothing. Kind of makes me think human intelligence is a direct functio
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
+1 Also wish YouTube would copy X/Twitter where you get two toggle options: 1) For you (algo recommendations) 2) Directly following You would ideally use directly following on the days where you’re time crunched.
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
Steve Jobs once wrote something like this when he was high I believe. I did not invent English or the alphabet, I didn’t grow my own food, etc.
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
> And if you combined all of the above with a cell phone, customers would rather carry 1 device than the 3 it previously took. And not coincidentally this is exactly how Jobs pitched the original iPhone unveil. An iPod, a phone, an inter
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
> the touchscreen, as long as it is responsive (of course the vast majority of car touchscreens are not, but some are) Normal refresh cycle period for tablets(iPads) is ~5 years. Normal life of a car is 10 years (2x). That means that by
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
Hal lived literally a few blocks from Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto for 10 years. Hal was also the first person who Satoshi contacted, the first person who mined, and died (ALS) a little after Satoshi’s final public correspondence. I read somewhe
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
a11y is similar to Andreessen Horowitz => a16z in that there’s exactly 16 letters in between the first letter and the last. Seems like good acronym semantics no?
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
I’m a big fan of YC, HN, and Garry Tan. I’d love to support Garry politically to get SF back to its roots and to put math back in schools. Unfortunately Garry has blocked me on X for no good reason that I can think of?
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
> found buried in coin hoards Has anyone ever tried matching the sizes/circumferences of the coins with the holes? Could have been used as a auto-coin sorting device?
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
During the 2nd Starship launch (most recent one), there were a few scam SpaceX live streams on YouTube where they would play footage of Elon on stage at night from when starship was first unveiled. The scammers would overlay an AI deep fake
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
Here’s another awesome Karpathy lecture from Stanford: https://youtu.be/XfpMkf4rD6E?si=1_EmuYDFfi7RNEhz This video is the best for learning attention, specifically where he explains: Think of attention like a directed grap
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
+1 tech execs are trained to be toned down when in public and the camera is on them(so they don't say something that will make -ve headlines later). Example: Elon's recent biography shows that he swears a lot casually while workin
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
I swear by using Apples external track pad on the left hand side with a TKL mech keyboard in the middle and mouse on the right. When one hand gets sore, just switch to the other. I get bad RSI the minute I’m not using this configuration.
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
A potential heuristic for the optimal number of management layers in any company is the base10 log of the total number of employees. Assuming 1 manager oversees 10 people (then -1 to subtract lowest level of engineers). Google 190,000 =>
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
>I remember several […] Same thing happened to me with my boss literally winking sarcastically during a critical argument. I was enraged to realize that this was how he operated (no wonder he was always heavy into office politics). This
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by NoobSaibot135 3y ago
I also had a very bad flu in early Jan2020. I'm typically very strong but my body was sapped of energy for 5 days and was different than any other sickness I've experienced.