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by bofadeez 2y ago
That works if the LLM has adequate external feedback from a terminal and browser in context with the past trial etc. It can't self-correct its own reasoning: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.01798
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by bofadeez 2y ago
Seems like there's absolutely nothing UNIQUELY in common amongst countries with high incidence rates as compared to those with low incidence rates. AI agrees.
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by bofadeez 2y ago
Still too expensive. Why not just sell it at the prevailing rate per GB for residential IP bandwidth? A thousand max.
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by bofadeez 2y ago
Way too expensive
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by bofadeez 3y ago
Your skepticism about the viability of enterprise-level applications built without heavy frontend frameworks reveals a narrow understanding of software history and architecture. Let's not forget that companies like Amazon, Google, and
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by bofadeez 3y ago
The argument that 'simplistic' technologies don't scale is dismissive of the robust, enterprise-level applications that have been successfully built without heavy frontend frameworks. It's not the tool that scales; it&#x
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by bofadeez 3y ago
While I appreciate your engagement with the topic, I must point out that the notion that we can 'tackle both' is a dangerously simplistic perspective. The resources—both financial and intellectual—that are poured into space explor
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by bofadeez 3y ago
Modern web development has become a wasteland of over-engineered solutions, and the real issue isn't client-side vs. server-side rendering; it's the industry's obsession with frameworks. Frameworks are not just tools; they&#x
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by bofadeez 3y ago
You understand it fully
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by bofadeez 3y ago
To say it's worth $10,000 quadrillion is to completely misunderstand how price formation works by supply and demand. It should say "Asteroid found will make gold under $1 per ounce"
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by bofadeez 3y ago
What about him
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by bofadeez 3y ago
This is professional gambling. Embrace (weak form) market efficiency. Why do you think mutual funds have never generated profit in the history of their existence?
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by bofadeez 4y ago
GPT-4 can barely break the 10th percentile in AP English Literature according to OpenAI. Biological neural networks have a competitive advantage in some areas.
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Did bots upvote this?
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by bofadeez 4y ago
They no longer have a competitive advantage and I'll be moving all my inboxes to MXRoute. RIP Gandi
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Math isn't supposed to be fun. It's supposed to work. What's with people trying to make everything fun?
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Too expensive. Make it 50x cheaper and you'd be competitive with python scrapy + rotating residential proxies.
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Society should pool resources with family and community and stop blaming ego-driven people for their problems.
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by bofadeez 4y ago
The reason companies exist in the first place is to respond to market conditions and make profit for shareholders, not for employees and not for the public good. It's not your boss' job to take care of you or be concerned with you
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by bofadeez 4y ago
He only makes 7.4 million? And yes 22/hour is way too high. Bring in the robots
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Derp
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Yikes. Time to diversify processors
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by bofadeez 4y ago
You used to be impressed by people who were swamped? Lol
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by bofadeez 4y ago
You think that you're attracting people because of your shirt? You don't think you have any personal qualities that might be a factor? (Wow)
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by bofadeez 4y ago
Only a very small percentage of the population has a demand for encrypted email or decentralized anything. Most people trust institutions blindly and it gives them anxiety to even think about not trusting them. Most people don't even a
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by bofadeez 6y ago
Shout out Tim Dillon?
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by bofadeez 6y ago
"it's simply a fact of life" - No "Everything in the world need _not_ be late stage capitalist democracy. There are plenty of ways to attain success and happiness." - You meant to say "early stage" and of
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by bofadeez 6y ago
And nothing. I agree with you that it's not a controversial thing to say.
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by bofadeez 6y ago
Okay, I guess you need a reading list to understand the implications: 1. https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/02/07/we-cant-tell-if-chinese... 2. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul
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by bofadeez 6y ago
You've fallen for propaganda. Read and learn: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-46353767

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