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by blobbers 3y ago
No, they have a premium paid subscription. They're doing it to make money.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Loose lips sink ships, right? Yeah, this is why hedge funds keep secrets, and sell side analysis isn't very trustworthy in the investment world. If their info was so good, they would act on it instead of publishing it.* * some people a
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by blobbers 3y ago
This post looks like a LARPer.
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by blobbers 3y ago
As opposed to that person who was actually psychic and just got paid for their work.
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by blobbers 3y ago
I think google has started to downrank them. Try asking a few programming questions and SO won't be the top link anymore.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Damn that was interesting. And to the person who said they routinely slip Cessna landings... different bird my friend ;) Remember, the slower they get the less the hydraulic assist was working. It's a wonder they were even able to stra
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by blobbers 3y ago
I'm curious what the shape of the distribution actually is in terms of attention span, and if there is skew. I used to spend hours and hours pouring over math problem sets. There isn't a 'tiktok'ed way to be good at solv
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by blobbers 3y ago
I love how in his estimate of the cost of the experiment he makes sure to highlight that we can pay the "researcher" $15/hr. Overall, interesting survey of literature. You should publish your meta study.
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by blobbers 3y ago
This has to be the most moronic part of Elon's plan. Firing everyone to improve operating margins, I understand that. Iterating on features rapidly, even if they're not quite ready for prime time? That makes a lot of sense if you&
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by blobbers 3y ago
Well, for starters, you take a model with 100 trillion parameters, and then you test it with... 500 examples. WAIT did you say hundred? 500 hundred? Not 500 hundred thousand right? Okay okay hold on back to the drawing board. ...dumbed down
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by blobbers 3y ago
Not to seem sarcastic, but 500 randomly selected primes doesn't change my mind. I read the paper, and dumbed it down to dogs and cats. Do you really feel like the efforts were significant or meaningful?
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by blobbers 3y ago
A little surprised this sort of thing passes for a publish-able paper. Isn't it the equivalent to saying "Here's the top 10 results for google searching golden retrievers March 2023, and here's the top 10 results from Ju
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by blobbers 3y ago
Wow you hit the nail right on the head. That's exactly what's happened at our board level. The PTA of the school itself is the involved parents, and the schoolboard has the utmost contempt for them! None of the involved parents ar
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by blobbers 3y ago
You're not wrong. It's not clear why we're not building something slightly heavier, but still lightweight that is inherently slightly more stable at a stop or very low speed (ie an electric tricycle). It would seem that somet
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by blobbers 3y ago
It's a fairly bizarre choice of locations.
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by blobbers 3y ago
Regarding open sourcing: don't be afraid to show your flaws; it doesn't have to be lonely if it is open source. Obviously whatever trading bot you're running separate from the actual trading engine itself is somewhat propriet
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by blobbers 3y ago
You're not making any sense here. Every citizen in Canada has a health card.
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by blobbers 3y ago
If you're in the bay area, you made it to USA and therefore have "good" health insurance. Try paying for your own health insurance out of pocket if you lose your job, and you'll quickly realize that same insurance google
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by blobbers 3y ago
You know, once you challenged me on this I thought about a bit more and it seems its actually probably pretty hard short of using sonar off the sea floor. If you use inertial sensors, you're in a moving fluid which really messes up you
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by blobbers 3y ago
This is a shockingly simple product to make "self driving". Why on earth do they have any controller, aside from some sort of emergency up button. Furthermore, what the hell is the emergency plan??? This is going to cost taxpaye
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by blobbers 3y ago
(thanks for the downvotes but I stand by what I said)
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by blobbers 3y ago
I'm curious why this got upvoted on hackernews. Isn't this some rando- employee (no offense Miguel Grinberg) that joined an established medium sized software company and then is moving on after spending a fairly short time there.
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by blobbers 3y ago
When are people going to realize that an immersive version of World of Warcraft is really what folks want? These are real people paying real money who want to be locked in a virtual world for hours. Give people who WANT a better experience
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Epic Games CEO Metaverse is not dead(cointelegraph.com)
3 points by blobbers 3y ago|4 comments
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by blobbers 3y ago
I'm curious what people think of this. PUBG/Fortnite don't seem like metaverse apps... they're just games.
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by blobbers 3y ago
... because they're trying to stick it to Apple. Right to repair is getting silly. Do you have the right to repair a CPU? The manufacturing on the flex connectors inside most iPhones today are incredibly delicate!
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by blobbers 4y ago
I suspect they were actively monitoring blood samples etc.
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by blobbers 4y ago
Yeah sleep-wake problems often are related to things missing or broken in the (poorly constructed) system. If the software on the car was poorly written, it may not have had a good back-off on the fob check, or if the fob itself was malfunc
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by blobbers 4y ago
Is it possible the key fob just needs replacement and is causing the intermittent sleep failure?
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by blobbers 4y ago
I think the big problem is going to be corporate profits. Do you cap profits? Is it the API that makes money or custom interfaces to it?

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