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2y ago
> .. or those that own stocks are more likely to be in a position to start a company. probably. So I guess the real debate is inheritance vs self-made and whether inheritance is good or bad.
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awei
2y ago
I used grok deepsearch for sure not to search google myself and I wanted to cite my source
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2y ago
apparently around 100 exaflops if the 100 billions dollars datacenter is made only of nvidia H100. I am guessing the fact that (most?) personal computers and smartphones do not have a big gpu makes the above scenario difficult.
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How much exaFLOPS can we expect from a 100 Billions dollars datacenter today? A rough estimate from a quick Perplexity search gives us 24 exaFLOPS for all smartphones in the world and 12 exaFLOPS for personal computers. Could a competitor t
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2y ago
Ordinarily, I would say the current situation is great for innovation and economic growth. Only in the case of potentially soon creating very capable LLMs is it questionable. Which situation would bring more innovation and economic growth:
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2y ago
Let's say software really can be written completely autonomously by LLMs. I think it d be important to put that leverage in the hands of individual software engineers to build even more and faster, and avoid it being entirely in the ha
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2y ago
We still need a human in the loop at the moment to make sure the behavior of the code corresponds to what is expected. If you think about it, breaking the code is breaking the wanted behavior, even when the copy-pasted code might work perfe
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2y ago
I mostly copy and paste to and from AI Chats, have it sometimes write a "complete feature or class" but either read the diff between the generated code and the previous existing one thoroughly or test it and go back and forth with
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3y ago
I like the idea too, it feels like a browser able to run the same software/website/tool in html/css/javascript on many different platforms, with monetization based on paying users and not ads.
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3y ago
The following related article was published on HN 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38858185
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3y ago
Another interesting parallel is the Calm Technology manifesto: https://calmtech.com .
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3y ago
Explosives in the 1800s are like rapid unscheduled refactoring today. Most programming issues can be solved with a careful application of the right amount of rapid refactoring at a precise point in space and time.
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3y ago
An intriguing hypothesis suggests the existence of an advanced civilization 12,000 years ago, who potentially lived on a continent now submerged due to cataclysmic flooding (detailed in the Altai Flood theory on Wikipedia). This speculative
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awei
3y ago
I love the concept and the demo! Amazing creative work
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2g or not 2g, that is the question
(hackaday.com)
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GitHub SpecLang Research
(githubnext.com)
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awei
3y ago
thanks!
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awei
3y ago
Thanks! Are there any tacit threshold to qualify ?
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awei
3y ago
Hello Peter, Thank you for taking the time to provide insightful answers to our questions. My question concerns EB-1 visas and greencards for extraordinary ability. The usual route to prove 'extraordinary ability' seems heavily sk
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awei
3y ago
I understand better now, thanks!
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3y ago
What would this mean for let’s encrypt free certificates ? Would their root CA still be recognized in the EU?
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Notes on Time
(alexanderobenauer.com)
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A Plan to Halt the Internet's Enshittification [video]
(youtube.com)
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More Readable Text of the Executive Order on the Development and Use of AI
(aijobstracker.com)
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3y ago
thanks! I feel I understand better now the challenges. Using devices’ wifi would make more sense in this case.
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3y ago
Is it possible for mobile phones to directly exchange 4G/5G signals with each other, eliminating the need for conventional antennas and networks? 4G signals can cover distances between 2 to 4 miles (3 to 6.5 kilometers). Smartphones ar
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Golang Telemetry is making its way into gopls
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Awesome! It should even be cleaner than tap water with heavy metals and other contaminants removed by the evaporation. Just need to add some minerals back into it afterward.
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He seems to have used the project as a conceptual experiment. In the "engine" folder's README, he mentions it's a work in progress but believes it might be useful someday. I stumbled upon it while searching for a JavaScr
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Rust rule matching engine (Rete algorithm) (2020)
(gitlab.com)
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