apwell23

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by apwell23 1y ago
occasional use makes me gain weight like crazy.
122.
by apwell23 1y ago
yea an event that happened just once ( 2.5% rate ) is more likely.
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by apwell23 1y ago
you can also win a lottery
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by apwell23 1y ago
you are forgetting that ppl have to take lower paying jobs ( or stay unemployed longer) because they are now tied down to that particular location
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by apwell23 1y ago
only because you got lucky to buy at that interest rates. Thats like saying it makes sense to buy tesla stock because i bought it at $10
126.
by apwell23 1y ago
they bought it ( or refied it) at lower interest rates. It currently only profitable only of ppl who got super lucky during covid .
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by apwell23 1y ago
i just got laid off 1 week after coming back from paternity leave.
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by apwell23 1y ago
>I recall reading about the people who slammed planes into the World Trade Center towers. They were not hell bent on destroying buildings, they were hell bent on destroying society of the US, destroying buildings was just a stepping ston
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by apwell23 1y ago
> What new non-AI products do you think wouldn't have existed without current AI? AI slop is a product
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Another is vendor lock-in, if you end up depending on specifics of the model that make it harder to swap later. Wouldn't that 'concern' apply to mistral too. I don't see how the word 'another' can be used
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by apwell23 1y ago
> They’ve built performance, enterprise utility, privacy, sovereignty, open innovation and strategic partnerships into their core story. This has to be a buzzwordiedest sentence i've ever read. what is 'enterprise utility'
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by apwell23 1y ago
That would increase surface area of the abstraction they are trying to expose. This is not a case of failure to document. One should only "poke around" an abstraction like this for fun and curiosity and not with intention of putti
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by apwell23 1y ago
that makes sense. I should prbly do that too.
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by apwell23 1y ago
pomodoro
135.
by apwell23 1y ago
I turn it on during job search. Like right now.
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by apwell23 1y ago
helps to be funded by govt that doesn't care about profits
137.
by apwell23 1y ago
It usually ' I wanted to buy a house for my mom'
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by apwell23 1y ago
hey i saw this a while ago on /r/vibecoding . Looks even better now .
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by apwell23 1y ago
can't belive there a sunscreen brand called cancer council
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by apwell23 1y ago
same thing
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by apwell23 1y ago
where does compare with taxis? do taxi rides even record and keep track of things like 'making comment about appearance' . how is a comparison even possible ?
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by apwell23 1y ago
dwarakesh seems to be hitting all the topics i am personally intrested in 1. Ancient Genetics - david reich 2. history - one about stalin, sarah paine 3. AI ofc
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by apwell23 1y ago
what about it?
144.
by apwell23 1y ago
yea i would love to see what complicated math all this came out of. I thought rigorous math was actually an impediment to AI progress. Did any math actually predict or prove that scaling data would create current AI ?
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by apwell23 1y ago
> Actually coming up with ideas like GPT-based LLMs and doing serious AI research requires serious maths. Does it ? I don't think so. All the math involved is pretty straightforward.
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by apwell23 1y ago
honestly i would love 'leetcode for AI' . I am just so sick of all the videos and articles about it.
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by apwell23 1y ago
It never went anywhere in the first place
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by apwell23 1y ago
Is there anyone i can learn about latest challenges in datamodeling ?
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by apwell23 1y ago
what about druid ? I don't hear much about druid these days. Has it fallen off?
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by apwell23 1y ago
low latency and high concurrecy is a hard problem with large data.

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