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WXLCKNO
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2y ago
If the goal of Putin is to destroy the US through illogical fiscal policies by means of using his Puppet, it all makes sense.
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I had never heard of Unitree (Chinese robotics company) before today. A lot of their videos look like CGI but apparently the product is real. What stuck with me the most browsing their website on the G1 model was seeing "Price from $16
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2y ago
Definitely a typo
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2y ago
Prompt adherence is far, far ahead of midjourney. FAR.
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2y ago
This is literally the biggest leap in image generation in a long time.
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2y ago
The logic around which you base your entire argument is completely flawed. Firing an employee most likely won't reduce the bottom line. But every employee is a chance to increase it by creating a new project/product etc. So firing
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2y ago
There was something very special about it, I agree that no game has made me feel that way since. Half Life 2 did but in a different way. Maybe when a game just leapfrogs what's been thought of as cutting edge and you're so amazed
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2y ago
You take the top price of the top of the line newest pro chip apple produces and then make this argument?
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2y ago
Depends, there could be 11 dimensions to expand into.
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2y ago
It's a perfectly understandable analogy unless you nitpick for no reason.
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2y ago
It really should be.
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2y ago
Damn. I can't even begin to comprehend how separated from reality your worldview is.
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2y ago
Imagine not reading the article
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2y ago
Does average investor here imply someone who's educated on the topic and knows what he's doing? And you're also saying investor, not trader. So moving in and out quickly doesn't matter as much if we're talking about
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2y ago
Absolutely the AI. At that point in the future I'm presuming that if something breaks it's because an external API or whatever dependency broke, not because the AI code has an inherent bug. But if it does it could still fix it. An
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2y ago
Like darkwater's comment, this is my first time seeing this take and I like it a lot. I hate the idea of building a business to hundreds/thousands of employees, I love startups and small but highly profitable businesses. Having pr
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2y ago
Just to clarify, something like Cursor doesn't fit your needs right?
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2y ago
I think what you're describing is going to be a very short transitional period. Once current AI gets good enough, the people micromanaging parts of it will do more to hinder the process than to help it. One person setting the objective
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2y ago
Some of my favorite parts when I visited Japan last year were the super dense specialized shops hidden away. 10 floors of vintage gaming stuff in small but hyper dense rooms, etc.
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I've been wondering for a while what the alternatives are. I've got a Denon amp which has Heos, had random Alexa/Google Home devices previously, random amps with just Bluetooth or line in whatever. Thought there must be a way
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2y ago
Without thinking about it too deeply I'm wondering if GPU demand is that much higher than let's say iPhone demand. I don't think I've ever heard of iPhones being scarce and rare and out of stock.
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It just takes so many cycles to get to a point where everyone in the company is on-boarded to OKRs properly and by then people are burnt out on them, going through the motions without seeing the value, at least from the bottom up.
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I'm banned from eBay since about 2010. Sold a cellphone which my sister shipped without requiring signature, guy just said he never received it. My sister was working at a Telco so we just confirmed that he had actually received it bec
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After seeing people lose cryptocurrency first hand through the LastPass leaks (hot wallet seed phrases, which is still stupid to have online but..), I really feel like the odds of a leak being the cause of any issues higher than a bad passw
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I'm amazed nobody left that train except for medical emergencies.
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It's free, extremely easy (not that port forwarding is complicated) and you don't need to port forward. I point DNS records on my personal domain to tailscale IPs so it some subdomains can only be accessed when connected to tailsc
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2y ago
Appreciate the detailed response!
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Fully agree on consistency, unfortunately I realized after a while that my anxiety was preventing me from being consistent and after getting some medication, I was able to get back into all these habits.
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2y ago
I haven't been following chess much, is there anyone in particular he would love his ranking to?
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A friend of mine just bought this for his mom, I thought it was really cool apparently it can recognize if the same bird comes multiple times and stuff like that https://www.birdfy.com/products/birdfy-feeder But I just
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