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by acchow 3y ago
> Is my mental picture correct so far? Yes > How would these two scenarios be different They're different in exactly the way you described above. The agent searching the knowledge base for "FTO, PTO, time off, vacations&quot
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by acchow 3y ago
Are you asking what if it was possible that a "context window" ceased to exist? In a different architecture than we currently use, I guess that's hypothetically possible. As it is now, you can't fine tune on context. It
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by acchow 3y ago
“Von Neumann Architecture”
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by acchow 3y ago
Write down a list of tasks you need to do. Just a list. At least 5 or 10 of them should be very short (5 minutes max). If not, break down some of the larger ones into smaller ones. Now when you need to get stuff done, tell yourself you want
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by acchow 3y ago
Does this have anything to do with AMD's GPU division being a result of an acquisition (ATI)?
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by acchow 3y ago
Big tech and AI startups would buy all the 4090's in existence if they had NVLink. You would not be able to find one for gaming without a multiple x markup
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by acchow 3y ago
For heat pumps, you actually want to start at the manufacturers. Their website or customer service will help find servicers in your area.
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by acchow 3y ago
Can you share your rate during that period? Makes for a simpler comparison
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by acchow 3y ago
Ah, the "fake downtowns" are cropping up everywhere. The sururbanites want walkable spaces, but they want it to be on private land wherein the homeless are banned.
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by acchow 3y ago
Either uncommon or many of the attempts were unsuccessful.
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by acchow 3y ago
> 23 billon that AWS users pissed away. How do you know it would have cost them less to hire their own teams for self-hosting?
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by acchow 3y ago
We were only "separate" species because for a period of tens of thousands of years we did not interbreed and developed independently due to physical separation. But we could and did interbreed when the physical separation was
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by acchow 3y ago
Given that there is a single species of human today and most of us have some percentage of Neanderthal DNA, it seems that we are one species today and we were also one species in the past (since we could and did interbreed)
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by acchow 3y ago
> It was at 12,081,000 manufacturing jobs in January 2014, and January 2024 is at 12,979,000. That is 7.4% growth since 2014. US population grew by 6.4% during that same period. Hard to see the "huge gain" here.
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by acchow 3y ago
I agree the US needs much better social services, but median US income is $40k (and median US household income is $70.5k).
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by acchow 3y ago
The financial stability of a passive $40k means you don’t need to worry about getting laid off. You can live a better life, follow your curiosity with low stress, and possibly discover a different thing you’d want to quit your job for.
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by acchow 3y ago
> bitcoin was never meant to be a fast network lol it was to be a network for cash to sit in "digital gold"... Your claim is opposed to the contents of the original Bitcoin whitepaper https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin
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by acchow 3y ago
I was thinking of this differently. Suppose there is a starting point A from which your ship is moving away from. At the same time, a photon is shot out from A. You can take the distance traversed between A and the ship as D1, and the dista
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by acchow 3y ago
Likely the reason it doesn't need to accomplish much more to be a good place to live
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by acchow 3y ago
What if you define the "important" reference frame as the speed of light's (in the same direction you are going). Since c is universally constant, it seems like a reasonable privileged reference.
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by acchow 3y ago
Unless the random bits don’t follow those conventions.
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by acchow 3y ago
Aren't stronger labor union protections supposed to lead to higher wages? How is it that European tech workers can't bargain for higher wages?
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by acchow 3y ago
Sounds like the horse really did feel significant pain but you didn't realize it at first because you had protection from shoes?
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by acchow 3y ago
Probably closer to 300%, but yes. This is the reason.
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by acchow 3y ago
It's not about the indexes. Databases support transactions and ACID properties. File systems do not. They have some similarity in that they both store data, but that's about it.
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by acchow 3y ago
MixCloud has higher quality streaming for the free service, but they don't have the same social aspects to it (comment at timestamps within a track/set, start threads, etc.)
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by acchow 3y ago
Any examples of such underlying conditions?
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by acchow 3y ago
HR here means Human Resources, right? I have never heard of them needing to approve of any hiring. Finance and some director high enough needs to approve.
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by acchow 3y ago
I didn't even realize it was a Monday because of the holiday :P
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by acchow 3y ago
So instead of spending $0 on not having that employee, the company would rather hire than employee for $50k to get back $25k in tax savings? This doesn't seem like a profit-driven decision.

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