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4mo ago
Aluminum smelting is enough?
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Hmmmm that's odd, because everybody I know who has worked (or works) at a major social network (or two or three), including me, thinks it is horrible for mental health of everybody involved. I'd be very curious what kind of "
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4mo ago
Meh, not math finance. Thats literally lorezapam.
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The open models are half the equation. The other half is Apple's hardware, which is likely to see major memory bandwidth improvements over the next 2-3 generations and will be capable of running substantial models locally. By that poin
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It doesnt matter. you know how much campaign financing is tied up with gun control groups? It sucks to lose all your campaign funding and get primaried, right? Wouldn't want that!
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Very nice! But seriously, it's like one of the only good anime in the last 6 years or so.
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4mo ago
You know what? We should all get Claude Max subscriptions and max them out hard and post our full conversations on codeberg, as an open training set.
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Yeah nobody is gonna be shedding any tears for them
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Humanities in academia is just as bad as human factors. The biggest thing that can help is having a shitty low paying job or two early in one's career. And then working formal a stable, normal company where there is real mentorship.
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Every interaction Ive had with the IRS or California Franchise Tax Board has been very reasonable and efficient. Maybe the Strike Commander future was a utopia and not dystopia?
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I have to push back on this: China's cheap EVs and power prices are due to industrial policy on an epic scale which goes directly against the whole free market thing. I personally think industrial policy is a good thing, but you cannot
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Deepseek is 90% cheaper, and nearly as good for coding tasks as claude/codex, and as good given the right plan. The only moat OpenAI and Anthropic have is regulation. If the Chinese really eant to hammer us, they could realse the full
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AOF at scale causes failures, so you turn it off. Still makes a great cache though.
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4mo ago
So why did they just hire all the AI2 folks?
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This worries me tremendously. In fact, it is one of the major points of value that i deliver as an engineer. Organizing and iteration on thoughts is not trivial or easy, but it is very important!
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4mo ago
Meanwhile Canada just speedran this.
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A friend of mine has actually posited a variation of this as way to predict the outcomes of legal cases
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Musk himself has identified as such: “For the record, I am a fat retard.” So, that is in fact, his word.
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Musk would argue infinite. They literally want to create offworld colonies, with everything that entails. Obviously it's crazy, but it beats the pants off more adtech. I'm bullish on DC in space with laser links. The whole sentien
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Yeah 100%. It's criminal that this is not already done.
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Yeah sadly that's it. The great forums all died off when it was no longer doing ridiculous stuff to entertain internet friends, and instead having super lame adult responsibilities. Speaking for myself, kids even with a hands off paren
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This reeks of "Billionaires are persecuted" a la Silicon Valley ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JBZTHxZvOwg ). Billionaires are great when the tide is rising. However the challenge for the young generation now is th
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Please, Kubernetes is the Chlamidya of infrastructure software. Ever hear of a large K8s migration going well? No, because it needs to be completely re-implemented under the hood for anything halfway serious. Mesos was pain in the ass to us
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Who would have thought that our saviors will be the Chinese!?
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mandatory fun
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We should allow privateers to go after spammers, and get the seized assets. And spammer is then tortured appropriately. Satan could run a successful single issue campaign on this in the most religious state in the US.
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IMO the purpose of going public is primarily to make it hard to nationalize SpaceX, which some people have called for.
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Heaven forbid we could pay better! Something something market signals... not like Alaska is hurting for money.
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Dont forget the artificial people personalities
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4mo ago
This is amazing. I'll be sure to do this but also add "Claudigula"!
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