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by authorfly 2y ago
I suspect this is too little data. But 10+ deals suggests you have enough inbound interest to test it. Try AB testing it I would say.
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by authorfly 2y ago
They might be and thanks for warning about that one company - but if this is anything like renting 3090s (ignoring the period of time during crypto rises), the prices really can go low to a loss level, I guess sunk cost crisis for the owner
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by authorfly 2y ago
Haha. Cries in sadness that my university lab was unable to buy compute from 2020+ when all the interesting research in AI was jumping up and now AI is going into winter finally compute will be cheap again.
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by authorfly 2y ago
I understand what you mean and we seem to agree which is great. I also find economic arguments like you make here generally convincing, arguing against this (that risk increases costs which must be priced in) would be similar to arguing aga
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by authorfly 2y ago
No, those are optional for the enduser to ever encounter.
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by authorfly 2y ago
Do you have 20+ lifetime sales to show this is true?
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by authorfly 2y ago
Svelte-fire* allows you to basically sync state between frontend use (with optional chaining operators) and your firebase/firestore backend. You can basically call stuff as a variable and it gets it from the database and likewise upda
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by authorfly 2y ago
His point is not about compensating for loss. It's the fact that options laid out on the table with unknowns can be preferable to people than no options, or fewer options. The same dichotomy exists for crime vs agreements: - You'l
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by authorfly 2y ago
I am missing context here and would love to know more. Say I know about ATP Synthase and how the proteins/molecules involved there interact to make a sort of motor. How does AlphaFold help us understand that or more complicated systems
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by authorfly 2y ago
Yeah it is very bloated. I am suspicious that the article was bloated with AI rather than a human, though. I wonder if they either made the first section as a summary or extended sections necessarily. For example, early on it says: " c
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by authorfly 2y ago
Out of interest, during your try-hard phase, did you use VPNs? The try-hard meta seemed to be the opposite of midwit meme e.g. Newbie: Use the VPN it prevents tracking and password leaks on wifi! Mid level: Don't use the VPN as the VPN
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by authorfly 2y ago
Neat work! Can the author provide any ideas around: 1) Differences from fire-svelte for core functionality? 2) For the beyond core aspects, like Group-WebRTC (great innovation btw), how will things like TURN/PEER servers work to manage
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by authorfly 2y ago
Spanning 2002-2018: SSDs, Flash, .NET, Dynamic web apps (Web 2.0), HD, Broadband, HTML5(+Websockets), Framework Eco-systems for non-server side code.
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by authorfly 2y ago
So you're right to be excited, I agree. And I don't know, Meta, like OpenAI, seems to release conditionally, though yes, more. I doubt it before the election. When the Will Smith one was released, it was kind of a parody though. T
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by authorfly 2y ago
I read this and applied it when it was first on HN. Must have explained it to 3-4 junior engineers/interns, but could never quite find a link back to it. Thank you!
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by authorfly 2y ago
Disco Diffusion was a (bad) thing in 2021 that lead to the spaghetti video / weird Burger Kind Ads level quality. But it ran on consumer GPUs / in Jupyter notebook. 2 years ago we had decent video generation for clips 7 months ago
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by authorfly 2y ago
A good way to work with this is to use different agents Aider is pretty biased towards Python, for example (it's sample prompts largely use and test on Python)
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by authorfly 2y ago
He's not wrong, but he willing-fully ignores stuff he doesn't like, including much of the JS eco-system. I semi-liked him at some point, but his video on the T3 stack lost my support. In a few videos he completely ignored that Nex
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by authorfly 2y ago
Really interesting as a model of behaviour; and self-empowering. One thing I wonder, can I ask you? it's quite - prudish - but what do you do about innate motivation and needs? E.g. when I am not in a relationship, I'm either: - r
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by authorfly 2y ago
Email has the problem though that Gmail suddenly in one fell swoop blackhole you for 80% of your readers.
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by authorfly 2y ago
The meaning of strange-comedic-unusual-interested is... curiously... conflated in several languages (even being a false friend in some to others).
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by authorfly 2y ago
How big are 60k mAh safe batteries? I know eBikes are a massive step up from laptop batteries (seemingly better for the density too somehow?)
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by authorfly 2y ago
Income tax is an effective strawman. The only reason it's the predominant form of government tax income for the government is because of how taxes worked. Pre 1900, almost all tax came from trade, labour licenses and wealth/death
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by authorfly 2y ago
I understand that. However review my last month or so of post history for my views on earned/employment income, unearned income and asset income. In essence I differentiate between revenue within income, but not income/investment.
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by authorfly 2y ago
Yeah it's abduction/induction over deduction. Part of the reason why we misunderstand other processes in the brain and have since the Lobotomy times enshrined that approach.
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by authorfly 2y ago
Eh yes, but half a million in income sure helps you avoid death too, and most of them are moments from death when they apply.
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by authorfly 2y ago
All of the other commentators have replied with a good diverse set of YouTubers and included ones with biases from both sides; I'd recommend the ones they have linked. Some (take note of the ones that release information quicker) might
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by authorfly 2y ago
Thank you. I'll have to think about it a bit more but I appreciate you response
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by authorfly 2y ago
Different strokes for different folks... We all seek different kinds of quality; I don't find Peruns videos to have any quality except volume. He reads bullet points he has prepared, and makes predictable dad jokes in monotone, re-uses
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by authorfly 2y ago
Can you help me understand why we would use sample unit engineering/bootstrapping? Imagine if we don't care about between subjects variance (and thus P-values in T-tests/AB tests), in that case, it doesn't help us right.

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