WarmWash

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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Ok, I follow. Now why doesn't that logic apply to roadside farm stands? Really I'd just like a general rule that we can apply to any [value transaction] to determine when compensation for that value is optional. So I can quickly e
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
It should be read as the same product from google, not the same product across the market of products. We can snag on technicalities like Pixel phones, yt premium, and gemini quotas, but by and large, a kid in the Indian slums is using the
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Google figured out how to create a classless suite of internet services for anyone on Earth with an internet connection to use. I struggle to see how this didn't meet their original goals, what people celebrated about Google, and what
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Constitutional amendments are way deeper than policies unfortunately. I'm also not aware of a chemical weapons lobby.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
They'll almost certainly be banned, for one good reason and one bad reason. We don't want to empower dumb people to carry out crimes way above their ability. It's flatly true that society benefits immensely from most dangerou
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Bro watched a hot take youtube video and now is a geopolitical genius.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>You don't consent to it, you don't want it. By viewing ad supported content, you are inherently agreeing to see ads. That is the product being sold. If you don't want to see ads, don't load the content. It's ver
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Their prime audience for change are governments...
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
When iOS users are given an Android phone, they complain about how awful of an OS it is. In reality, they just aren't used to it.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
The rub is that we already live in that world relative to people who lived 1000 year ago, and yet somehow we aren't bursting with euphoria 24/7. We also have humans who essentially live post scarcity lives on the back of a monetar
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
People are calling on governments or Meta is calling on governments to preemptively deflect punishment onto everyone else for their own misdeeds?
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
> they have world class research It's a pretty bad look when all they do is shed researchers. Whether to other labs, or to people launching their own things. "I work at Google" doesn't have the ring it had 10-20 years
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
No matter what there will always be people who refuse to believe AI is anything beyond a string of if statements.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
They can, but it's limited to that specific chat context.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>That skill comes with experience. Well it seems more and more that 3 months of 500k GPUs churning through data 24/7 to build high dimensional landscapes also counts as experience.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
You ever play a video game with god mode cheats enabled, so you can unlock all the unlocks, get all the best gear, and be an unstoppable force with unlimited money? Yeah, it's fun for 30 minutes.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
On a token level, text tokens are orders of magnitude more information dense than visual tokens. You don't have to do much statistical analysis to figure out what is meant by the token string "cat under a tree". However you n
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
If anyone knows of a broker who will let you withdraw the proceeds (cash) of a short sale, I will buy the name of the broker off you. I'll also let you know why I would pay for this (although you may already know anyway, hah). I spent
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
If humans can't make the trip, what's the point besides maybe satiating curiosity in a few hundred years from now?
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Nullify means cancel out To make it clear to you, >So to climb out of this [cancel each other out], we have to consider how many actors didn't get filled at the price they want. There isn't infinite liquidity at every price poi
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
> Every trade is proof that the market thinks the stock is a good investment at that price. And every (short) sale is proof that the market thinks it's a bad investment at that price, which logically nullifies your point. So to clim
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Your hard fact is correct, but it's your extrapolation that it tells you something meaningful that isn't. The fact provides zero information. Its on par with "every gallon of milk is sold to a person" or "every leaf
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>There's just as much optimism as pessimism about the stock, at that price. No, there isn't, because the price breaks in the direction that there is more optimism or pessimism. When the pessimists run out of optimists at $135&#
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
But the act of selling (and shorting) puts downward pressure on the stock. Those buyers are buyers at a lower price, not a higher one (like you would find in a stock with lots of buyers). That's why saying "most shorted stock&quot
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
This isn't saying anything, anyone selling a stock is selling to someone going long.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
It came (at least in part) from a document in May where the CCP pretty much said that they will need to review models to make sure they don't threaten national security. Which basically translates too "Don't give away tools t
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>Getting it for free and then commercializing it is what's unethical. Like all those unethical software devs taking salaries for turning stackoverflow into products? I suppose the blood still flows since now they just use LLM outpu
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
> the data they basically steal from everyone What's the precedent? All I see if a bunch of people who haven't loaded an ad in 20 years and have a 5TB collection of pirated movies and music suddenly decrying that LLM's doi
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Yes, but you have to hold through that, and your broker also needs to let you hold through it. The risk of a stock like spaceX gapping up 10x in an instant is virtually zero.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Yes, but you have to hold through that, and your broker also needs to let you hold through it.

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