bloodyplonker22

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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
This is the exact type of victim mentality that we don't need. There are absolute insane amounts of people calling out Gelsinger by name and blaming solely him for failures at Intel.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
You are right that Kelly criterion deals with binary results. This won't work for poker. In poker, we use expected value because wins and losses are not binary because of the amount you win or lose. Once you figure out your approximate
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
I've attended the funerals of my enemies just to pay my respects for the rivalry that we had.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
Cap table data is one of those things that turns grown men into a bunch of high school gossipers. It is even more juicy information than salary data because most people know around how much money each position is paid in terms of salary. St
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
I wanted Intel to do well so I purchased an ARC card. The problem is not the hardware. For some games, it worked fine, but in others, it kept crashing left and right. After updates to drivers, crashing was reduced, but it still happened. Dr
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
As a former employee, I can say it isn't. It's worse. A lot more of the great people Intel used to have left because Intel tanked and went nowhere while they watched AMD, Nvidia, Broadcom, and a whole bunch of other hardware compa
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
This power is quite obvious when you consider that a lot of answers that you get from AI these days is from Reddit.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
I had management who were so enthused about "shift left" that we shifted far left and broke the shifter, or perhaps, mis-shifted. Now we spend too much time developing test plan and testing and arguing about PRD that we actually d
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
That is exactly what the execs at my company are telling us when asked about not using Nvidia -- diversifying away. It's funny though because we have no Nvidia for training at all. We use Trainium because we could not get our hands on
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
To prove that that DoNotPay does not work, they will use DoNotPay on themselves to defend against this case.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
If you look at two charts: 1) The amount spent on homelessness in California 2) The number of homeless in California you will realize that both charts could represent a fast growing SAAS business. One for revenue and the other for users. T
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
> A lot of people here seem justifiably angry at Boeing management's total destruction of an engineering corporate culture. It's unclear to me if fixing that is what the machinists are demanding or if they just want normal unio
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
You keep speaking of "it". I have had experience with "it". Sometimes it turns out that "It" is this very scary clown show that percolates down into the rest of the organization in a "cover your ass"
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
So TikTok? And it's arguably even more of a "nightmare".
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
Indeed. I hate to say this, but most people hate the dating apps because they're ugly. The top 10% are getting all the dates on these apps and the rest are left with endless swiping and only likes from scammers, bots, and pig butcherer
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
One of the worst parts of the Uber experience is the smell of the driver. Especially those that put on heavy cologne or perfumes.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
I don't fully understand this genre of stories because they sound rather braggadocio, yet they never mention the sale amount.
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by bloodyplonker22 2y ago
It's just that investors are now completely over the whole "DEI and ESG" alphabet investing type of phase after seeing that it has not helped companies produce returns at all.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
As much as I dislike politics, honestly, it sounds like he was out-maneuvered by someone who works less hard. Think Frank Grimes.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
The author mentions a bunch of signs, but he misses the most important one in my opinion. There is really one sign that is the telltale sign of all signs with a much higher degree of accuracy than any of the author's mentioned signs. O
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
I really believe this is a Gen Z thing. 10-15 years ago, this was not nearly as prevalent.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Aswath Damodaran looks at valuations with a very one-dimensional lens because he is not an innovator, engineer, or even a business person. Ever since Amazon was in its early days, he has said that Amazon was overvalued and he has always bee
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Their achievements don't just come out of nowhere one day. They spent much of their earlier lives compounding their skills, even if that meant failure.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
Indeed, the only way it is working right now is because a significant piece of their revenue is from discounted gift cards so their revenue grows while taking a loss. In the future, they will have to replace the driver with something automa
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
That is a good question. With Gen Z being trained to only be interested in get rich quick schemes and having a TikTok attention span, we may never see another great pure fundamentals investor for a long time.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
That is very unfortunate. I saw an interview with Charlie recently and he was talking about what he had planned for his 100th birthday party.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It's easy to make a pithy observation that he's a billionaire and then proceed to spew hate while thinking everything is a zero sum game. When Charlie was in his 30s, he was broke, his 9 year old son died, and he had a divorce. He
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
They do have different training sets. For example, Bard transcribes YouTube videos and uses that as a set.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It was too cringey and creepy.
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by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It is practically a primary job of each formula one team to know exactly what the weather will be like, by the minute, on race day.

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