andriy_koval

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by andriy_koval 11d ago
cool 4 letters domain, very hard task to find one probably
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by andriy_koval 12d ago
> a connected graph of federal law with tens of millions of edges across millions across hundreds of thousands of sections, and I think there will be a lot of powerful applications of that dataset I am mostly curious because I built sim
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by andriy_koval 12d ago
project is cool, but what you will do with it? Do you have audience, marketing strategy, monetization plans, etc?..
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by andriy_koval 12d ago
How can we know this?..
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by andriy_koval 12d ago
> With a wealth tax, yes, all those Americans will have their wealth eventually confiscate US already have 0.5-1.5% property tax, no one calls it confiscation.
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by andriy_koval 12d ago
US currently hold enough power to make them paying their debts oversees too. Also, I think it is equilibrium of interests of all involved parties: rich pay 0.5%/y of wealth tax, population is healthier, country is stronger and protects
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by andriy_koval 13d ago
> Wealth taxes require liquidating investments early it works for RE already without liquidation > . I would opt for a tax on loans instead (you have to prepay tax on loans that use investments as collateral and no more step up in bas
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by andriy_koval 13d ago
> we would also have to lean more on corporate and consumption taxes rather than taxes around employment which would also make employment easier I think the only way forward is wealth tax. Rich accumulated so much wealth already, that th
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by andriy_koval 13d ago
> Better newer package support when you're on something slower moving like a Debian distro? exactly
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by andriy_koval 14d ago
Nvidia and OpenAI claimed AGI, but you still have a job.
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
Tao has enough moat (name, funding) to make shift happen and even capitalize on this.
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
Its by choice. Mathematicians still can use AI to "achieve the primary goal of conceptual understanding and insight"
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
Not every, but I hope it is hard to deny that concentration of radicalized members of Hamas is very high in that area, they historically use civilians as human shield, thus casualties.
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> There's a reason why Israel has stopped directly striking Iran. its inefficient at this point and Israel has other targets
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
Yemen is far from Israel, the same as Syria is not tied to Israel. Iran confronts other Suni regional powers in addition to Israel.
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> path of excessive modularity with each module being excessively complex its contradicting metrics. You either have modules being excessively complex and not enough modularity or vice versa
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> A lot of human written code, particularly at the enterprise level, was of low quality well before AI automated it. its just now the same humans weaponized by AI ship 20x more of low quality code.
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> when in reality they basically are the government of 70-80% population of Yemen and absorbed 60+ percent of the Yemeni regular army. sure, they took this by force while killing those who disagree. Its part of Sunni vs Shia confrontatio
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> Iran clearly has the capability to flatten every major hospital and university and desalination plant in Israel its not clear at all. They clearly tried to hit Izrael with barrages of missiles, but looks like their targeting systems su
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
> even Pakistan and India, which are at each other throat all the time Iran is way more aggressive in spreading influence in region (hoothis, hezbollah, hamas, Syria, Iraq, denying Israel existence).
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by andriy_koval 15d ago
You can use actual CH Cloud on AWS?..
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by andriy_koval 16d ago
I read Tristan's allegation from https://cims.nyu.edu/~tristanb/statement.pdf , and he didn't make it clear if threats to him were made over email, texts, calls or during personal meetings, so it is not clear
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by andriy_koval 16d ago
> If there was really no bad behavior, why not post the whole thing? what is whole thing?..
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by andriy_koval 16d ago
They claim 900M revenue
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by andriy_koval 16d ago
I am not sure what is devin's value proposition, but one can build lots of enterprise stuff into coding harness: integration with various internal doc, auth, db services, some enterprise jiras, meeting software, security/privacy c
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by andriy_koval 16d ago
> But he wasn't lying. and we know this how?
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by andriy_koval 17d ago
> And a third thing: OpenAI's thuggish behavior. Threatening a researcher with reputational ruin and demanding one of their competitors be denied proper credit is unacceptable, and we know OpenAI did both (unless Buckmaster is simpl
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by andriy_koval 17d ago
likely there are some, the question if its "millennial" type problems. Also, lots of hype around "millennial" grading, it is kinda funny if we solve all "millennial" problems in first 30 yeas of millenia.
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by andriy_koval 17d ago
wondering if creativity can be managed by setting reasoning level.. You pick lover reasoning for simpler tasks and high reasoning for open ended research.
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by andriy_koval 17d ago
They have some internal market where he likely sold his shares and now is very rich.

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