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1y ago
It was always marketing and never serious
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Warren Buffet just retired so how is he an exception?
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Nah I'd prefer they focus on writing code themselves to improve .NET not babysitting a spam-machine
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1y ago
Did you miss the "except" in his sentence? He was making the point this is worse than junior devs for all reasons listed.
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1y ago
China wouldn't be the number 2 economy and massively increasing in global power, military, and technology if domestic manufacturing wasn't valuable and important. The US itself wouldn't have risen to preeminent global power a
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Stratechery's interpretation of CFO Amy Hood's explanation seems to be the exact opposite of what you're saying: non-AI outperformed more than AI, which showed positive results mostly from early capacity being brought on pull
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Market cap is essentially meaningless as it can be computed after 1 transaction which tells you nothing what price will be at any significant volume.
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A sub-millisecond GC for .NET?
(blog.applied-algorithms.tech)
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There's no permanence here, and you don't understand history or even business if you think this imbalance and dependence doesn't equal weakness at some point in the future. Just because we want China to always work for us and
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1y ago
I think the people attempting to do that understand it
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What do you think the point of rebalancing trade is? To get out of dependence on foreign suppliers. "China's economy, copmposed of massive domestic production, industrial capacity, and manufacturing inputs is in a stronger positio
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And there were fewer students going to university and so you had a higher proportion of people doing it for the love of learning. It was easier to get a job without a degree. It's not just a cultural shift, it's a change of supply
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And that won't be their problem, they'll be long gone having achieved what they wanted when they were cheating. It is a societal problem or institutional and industry problem. If the market and these universities want these degree
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1y ago
And delaying childbearing decreases fertility probably more than anything.
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1y ago
All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking. -Friedrich Nietzsche
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2y ago
So what? His complaint is easily verifiable, and valid: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=0">
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2y ago
>the newness of different tech isn’t actually the real problem and feels like the wrong critique I'm not equating new = bad. I'm saying new = good is wrong. And based on your last sentence, you do think car manufacturers all
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2y ago
>And.. if you advocate for this I think you risk losing credibility It's a shame if new interface = credible by default. Look at all the car manufacturers (well some, probably not enough) finally after many years conceding the chang
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Copilot as a sort of unobtrusive popup window on my PC, as long as it remains an isolated app without roots into the OS, used as a more precise search engine available with a keyboard shortcut while coding on Windows has been surprisingly u
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2y ago
I wasn't able to get function calls to work for Gemma3 in ollama, nor were others[0]. What is another way to run these models locally? [0] https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/9680 [1] https:/&#
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2y ago
intransigent minority "The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority" https://medium.com/incerto/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dict...
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^The point is this is a bad resource to determine if the site is down, since it's been reporting it down for a long time. Use this one: https://downdetector.com/status/twitter/
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2y ago
"The site has been unreachable for more than 80 days."
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"The site has been unreachable for more than 80 days."
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2y ago
That's a different copilot
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Not all industries or product segments are equal is the obvious answer. The point here whether one agrees or not is models are easier to catch up to than GPUs
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xAI does not have infra to sell the service and integrations of it to enterprises and such. It's an open question if "models" alone and simple consumer products that use them are profitable. So, probably hyperscale cloud plat
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You're just justifying why his dictatorship-lite was ok, which is fine. But how does any of the 2nd paragraph counter right wing calls for their own?
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They never did and they don't claim to be conservative, in fact they reject it explicitly.
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No I'm happy with this result, you're not. You want to put a boot on my throat. You're unhappy with the sudden change of a slight, probably temporary shift of America being run by popular will rather than elite consensus, unl
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