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asah
3y ago
Perspective: the S&M folks he's complaining about, don't even think at all about users holding products. Seriously, it's all spreadsheets and powerpoint, because they've never built anything with their hands, never w
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asah
3y ago
depends on how long... 1 year is no big deal... 10 years can be nasty... depends on the thing... if it demonstrates skills that are highly relevant to employers, then great... if random, then your skills can look atrophied... depends on the
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asah
3y ago
-1. Speaking as a local, friends from Long Island and New Jersey and other boroughs do drive in casually. They didn't live near subway stops and way too far for busses. LGA and JFK are an hour+ by train with transfers, much now reaso
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asah
3y ago
Taxis are charged $1.25 per fare, which is a trivial addition to the already step price from the airport.
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asah
3y ago
Compared with other places, NYC air could be a LOT better. Taxis are getting the conversion tax. Take and busses are by definition a tiny fraction of the impact.
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asah
3y ago
naive q: could one process perform the compilation, store the output in postgresql shmem, then each pg worker copy that code locally ? can plans be shared ? I might be mistaken but I thought each worker backend can (e.g.) be assigned to a
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asah
3y ago
sorry tarpits are patented, can you work with hairballs ?
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asah
3y ago
Also, you record your testimony.
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asah
3y ago
Sorry, flaming pits are patented. Can I offer you lava?
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asah
3y ago
no mac support :-(
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asah
3y ago
The risk is non-linear advances That's what everybody said about AI, then sudden advances ~2013 led to the situation today.
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asah
3y ago
As a user, I want to support public discourse, mostly-free speech, etc and among large sites, Reddit strikes a better balance than sites like Twitter and Truth Social which tolerate people using them to commit real harm in the real world, o
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Ship of Theseus vs. Neural Networks?
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asah
3y ago
...and whatever you do, do not eat a sheet of acid. Stuff is no joke and 100% you'll have a bad trip and 99% you'll end up needing medical care. I've known a few people who OD'd on hallucinogens - they were not the same,
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asah
3y ago
I was in the middle of judging for an accelerator, and it was a real pain!! Fortunately, over quickly.
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asah
3y ago
-1: all large companies throw their market power around. There's nothing special about Apple in this regard.
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asah
3y ago
the market is evaluating LLMs based on what's actually available. No GPT5 = users go elsewhere. GPT-4 has little "lock-in" and isn't "good enough" the keep users via inertia.
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asah
3y ago
The headline implies a win, but I'm not so sure... $820K USD isn't a deterrent and to the plaintiffs, it's minus 100s of hours, distraction and legal fees which will be high given the complexity.
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asah
3y ago
Friend of mine grew up in Malaysia and they'd get snakes of this length. Once a giant snake crossed the road and took up the entire width of the road. Others have reported similar. https://www.google.com/search?q=snake+
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asah
3y ago
I love how HNers assume there are automated tests with any amount of test coverage. So cute! ...but grandpa, how did you know your code worked? Son, we didn't. <silence> (wait until they hear that source control wasn't use
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asah
3y ago
are you comparing monthly vs annual rent? commercial spaces are typically quoted annually.
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asah
3y ago
The US doesn't want domestic chip production, it wants chip production that's not at risk of the Chinese. As a very reliable partner, Japan works fine for this purpose.
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asah
3y ago
interesting - where can I read more?
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asah
3y ago
FTFY: nobody ever gets credit if they don't publicize their successes. By default, fixing problems before they happen doesn't make headlines, so you have to find clever ways to earn publicity. One politician classic: let it become
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3y ago
Meh just a bug in a release. Rapid innovation or stability - pick one. The military chooses stability, which addresses OP's immediate concerns - there's a deeper Skynet/BlackMirror-type concern about having interconnected mil
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3y ago
Deploy a fleet of unmanned drone subs with cameras, then use AI to filter for possibly-new creatures? Seems like you'd find 1000s...
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3y ago
I got in, no problem. Gemini Advanced (paid service) matches ChatGPT4 in my tests and wins in several, and has become my daily driver.
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3y ago
my theory: they're gearing up for the launch of RAG-type search, to compete with ChatGPT. Post-launch, it'll finally give answers instead of links.
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3y ago
I've been on-call for decades and 24x7 caregiver and it's not an issue, even in emergencies: 1. For non-emergencies, just use social media or email, which have better anti-spam filtration. 2. For most true emergencies, "hang
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3y ago
imho fascinating experiment, even if it didn't produce world class Elo. For one thing, statelessness deprives it of easy solutions to repetition and endgame decisiveness.
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