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by adastra22 2mo ago
Also selection effects. There have been some great leaders in business with a clear moral code. We lost Tony Hsieh way too young. But by and large those at the top got there for a reason.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
A PhD does not prepare you for a startup. I do not want to discourage you from doing a PhD if that is what you want to do (I wish I had gotten my PhD!), but do not go into it thinking it will prepare you in any way for a startup. Find a pro
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by adastra22 2mo ago
They... do. The federal corporate alternative/minimum income tax is 15%.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
> how does this guy sleep at night? On a big pile of money, surrounded by beautiful women.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
That graph isn't 13% "make their own game engine." It is 13% as "other." There are a LOT of other game engines out there. Very, very few games roll their own.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Isn't OpenSCAD's limited (non-Turing complete) language a feature?
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Quite easy to add chamfers to everything in the CAD file. But your manufacturing guy is going to strangle you...
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by adastra22 2mo ago
He’s talking about safety guardrails where the model shuts off.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Why is anyone from FTX being trusted with money…
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Did you read TFA? It has lots of examples offered as precedent.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
I have an account, but nothing draws me back. Classic Twitter had value from really being the "town square." Notable figures (politicians, celebrities, business leaders) were on Twitter and shared their thoughts directly, no PR te
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by adastra22 2mo ago
The person I see in a mirror is a human being. The person I see in a mirror is me. What do you think a mirror is?
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by adastra22 2mo ago
There are companies that will pay you $$$ for technical challenges that stump frontier models. I’ve met these people. They make good money.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Your implicit assumption seems to be that they didn’t start on this model until after Fable was released. They never stopped training though.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
What do you think a human brain is…
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by adastra22 2mo ago
The “for you” algorithm is your problem. Don’t use it.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Ever since Twitter lost the plot, that’s a good thing. I wish we had 20010-era Twitter back.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
I have zero social media apps installed. Nobody in my family has social media apps. We are not the majority, but we do exist…
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Sleep is literally cleaning. It is flushing out the brain.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Where is the source code?
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Linking to a binary is iffy from a security perspective. Linking to a GitHub repository is exactly what HN should do.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
Huh?
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by adastra22 2mo ago
That’s good to know, thank you.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
No, that's a direct consequence (intended or not) of how RLHF works.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
I’m a generation younger but I concur. I hated presenting and my anxiety was crippling. But the solution for that is to practice more, not to avoid it.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
We saw this play out in Bitcoin mining years ago.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
It’s the OP who posted the link.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
I don't remember so many emdashes in the original.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
You should avoid LLMs in your communications.
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by adastra22 2mo ago
I skimmed so I may have missed it, but nowhere in the README do I actually see a description of what "choreographic programming" is, or an example of it.

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