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by arbuge 3y ago
In NYC also: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-23/why-steam...
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by arbuge 3y ago
My bad. I was thinking of the refresh header, not the HTML meta refresh. The header I believe is not official but nevertheless supported by many browsers since Netscape Navigator. In PHP: header("Refresh:<delay in seconds>; url=&
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by arbuge 4y ago
Not 'official' and yet supported by all major browsers to this day.
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by arbuge 4y ago
> Can't expect to cut 30% of a struggling company's workforce and expect growth to keep happening. It's quite possible actually if those 30% were not the ones contributing anything to said growth. I'm not saying this
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by arbuge 4y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/12/21/1144491...
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by arbuge 4y ago
I would hope the total figure is in fact what the article is comparing, not a subset of it.
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National park visits are surging, and one firm is making unexpected millions(wsj.com)
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Chroma raises $18M seed round led by Quiet Capital(twitter.com)
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by arbuge 4y ago
Their expertise extends beyond ranking individuals. Witness the accolades they heaped upon SVB shortly before its sudden demise.
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by arbuge 4y ago
There is the risk you end up with massive API usage fees as well as interesting potential legal liabilities if you go down this route.
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by arbuge 4y ago
Bit of an aside here but it's amazing to think this thing could fit on a $30 hard drive.
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by arbuge 4y ago
No, not at all actually. I picked up several 5%+ 1-year CDs from Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs myself.
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by arbuge 4y ago
That may very well be so, but the price assigned to those holdings (from which the $620B figure is derived) is set by the bond market.
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by arbuge 4y ago
Of note: those losses are actually coming down as we speak. With the Fed now expected by the bond market to pause rate hikes and start cutting rates soon, long term bond yields (as well as shorter term ones) have been coming down, increasin
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by arbuge 4y ago
> In their picture of the world, you, the founders, should only build a product and talk to customers, everything else is superfluous and waste of time. Hiring is waste of time, paid advertising is waste of time, content is waste of time
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by arbuge 4y ago
https://www.cerebras.net/product-chip/ There's a comparison picture there of one of their chips alongside a regular GPU chip. Effectively they use up the entire wafer.
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by arbuge 4y ago
A bit of an aside here, but I signed up for ChatGPT+ yesterday to access GPT4 and it's extremely slow, to the point of being almost unusable for me. Is this everyone's experience?
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by arbuge 4y ago
> Now you may think that it’s slow as mud in a pond. But, contrary to my experience with previous models, the iPhone SE actually got faster with iOS updates! ... > Starting some apps takes really long, like 10–20 seconds. ... > Som
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by arbuge 4y ago
> And this is how you end up with 15 different standards. Actually, this is something never seen before. This is an entirely new way of ending up with 15 different standards.
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by arbuge 4y ago
> Using LLM to write your scrapers though is a perfect use case for them. Indeed... and they could periodically do an expensive LLM-powered scrape like this one and compare the results. That way they could figure out by themselves if any
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by arbuge 4y ago
I wonder if this could be circumvented with a system prompt instructing it to ignore hidden messages in the html which appear to have been placed there to deceive intelligent scrapers.
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by arbuge 4y ago
> OpenAI made the extraordinary and IMO under-discussed decision to use an open API specification format, where every API provider hosts a text file on their website saying how to use their API. This means even this plugin ecosystem isn’
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by arbuge 4y ago
Regular non-technical folks are very comfortable controlling a chatbot.They are not comfortable building APIs to supplement it.
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by arbuge 4y ago
Worth a lot more than the worthless coins he was hawking then.
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by arbuge 4y ago
"huge shortage at the moment" AFAIK this "at the moment" period has now extended all the way from the time they were introduced to the present day. One long moment for sure.
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by arbuge 4y ago
There are ways to detect certain kinds of ad blocking but they're not always reliable. The client web browser has no obligation to report back to the server with what it's decided to show the user.
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by arbuge 4y ago
That information is now 2 years old. With the greater prevalence of ad blockers since then, I wonder how that revenue stream is doing now.
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by arbuge 4y ago
They would likely be wiped out in this scenario. Note that long term shareholders have already been pretty much wiped out. CS was worth almost $300B before the GFC, and down 70x to around $8B Friday. Apparently UBS was uncomfortable offerin
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by arbuge 4y ago
On what timescales does this happen? If we allow for pretty long timescales, we are pretty much doing that with Yellowstone here on Earth.
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by arbuge 4y ago
It's an alternative but that doesn't give you all the flexibility and features a bank account does.

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