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Postmark Gaslit Me(elijahrogers.dev)
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CSS Utility Classes and "Separation of Concerns" (2017)(adamwathan.me)
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by _vaporwave_ 1y ago
https://archive.is/uwsy5
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Gold Surpasses Inflation-Adjusted Record High Set in 1980(bloomberg.com)
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A literary history of fake texts in Apple's marketing materials(maxread.substack.com)
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The cost of interrupted work (2023)(blog.oberien.de)
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Primitive Streaming Gods (2018)(tedium.co)
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by _vaporwave_ 1y ago
It's interesting that Anthropic maintains current prices for prior state of the art models when doing a new release. Why offer a model with worse performance for the same price? What incentives are they trying to create?
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Doing More Is Often Easier(raptitude.com)
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Is there a simple (visual) way to test for this?
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TradingAgents: Multi-Agents LLM Financial Trading Framework(arxiv.org)
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by _vaporwave_ 1y ago
I thought the same initially but this may just be a case of recency bias. Small caps have underperformed large cap stocks for the last ~12 years but these things tend to go in cycles: https://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor&
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
Very cool! Do you have a contingency in place for things like power outages?
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No More Insight Porn(jakobgreenfeld.com)
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
> a helpful order of magnitude estimate is that the hiring process all told costs the company approximately a year’s salary It feels weird to gloss over this since transaction costs this high have a huge impact on how the system should b
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Show HN: Gradually slow the infinite scroll of Reddit/Twitter(github.com)
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
I think it's clear that this was not at all an "arm's length negotiation" with an independent Special Committee but, at the same time, it's not clear that any harm was done to Tesla shareholders. Tesla traded up on
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
This is a really neat demo! Just a heads up though your site layout is broken in Safari
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
Anyone else catch this reference in one of the examples? > 9.11 and 9.9 -- which is bigger https://community.openai.com/t/why-9-11-is-larger-than-9-9-i...
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Show HN: SnippetStash – Turn photos into searchable snippets with context(snippetstash.app)
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
It's really interesting that there's a huge performance discrepancy between these SOTA models. In the Olympic logo example, GPT-4o is below the baseline accuracy of 20% (worse than randomly guessing) while Sonnet-3.5 was correct ~
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
Considering how many founders he's come into contact with, I'm curious why PG chose the Collison Brothers as the exemplary persistent entrepreneurs. Perhaps it's their inclination to tackle complex and unwieldy regulatory cha
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
That plot summary is... dark. Does anyone know how long the story is? Most of the copies I found online are collections of short stories.
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
Much of the article is rehashing common takes on social media and the attention economy, but this is the money quote imo: “Eventually, the addiction to useless info leads to what I call “intellectual obesity.” Just as gorging on junk food b
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
This reminded me of the recent request for startups proposal by Surbhi Sarna “A way to end cancer”. The proposal states that we already have a way (MRI) to diagnose cancer at very early stages where treatment is feasible but cost and scalin
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
“The Man Who Solved The Market” is fascinating because it spans almost the entire history quantitative finance (through the lens of RenTech) dating back to the 1970s. Simmons was one of the first to realize the advantage of collecting and a
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by _vaporwave_ 2y ago
I had no idea AI audio generation had made so much progress lately. Was there some recent model/architecture innovation that enabled this or just refinement with existing tools?