boringg

58 ms·

841.
by boringg 2y ago
Maybe for the time being. I don't see how else they monetize the incredible amount the spent on the models without forcing people to lock into models or benefits or something else. It's not going to stay like this I can assure yo
842.
by boringg 2y ago
FB needed to differentiate drastically. FB is at its best creating large data infra.
843.
by boringg 2y ago
AI might cannabalize a lot of first gen AI businesses.
844.
by boringg 2y ago
- Price race to the bottom with near-instant LLM responses at very low prices are on the horizon Maybe a big price war while the market majors fight out for positioning but they still need to make money off their investments so someone is g
845.
by boringg 2y ago
Long distances sports actually have excellent returns on emotional regulation, health and well being. Very important to modern day humans.
846.
by boringg 2y ago
I understand the sentiment - and yes tradition is important in human culture. That said its like we've trained so acutely for the test but the test doesn't really answer any good questions. Historically running had a very importa
847.
by boringg 2y ago
Great line --> "I honestly can't tell at this point if the coffee is helping me focus and I have ADD or if I am just lazy(or depressed) and the coffee is helping get me motivated." Ill change the last bit -- "or if I
848.
by boringg 2y ago
"cost of reduced quality of sleep" - very dependent on dosage and timing.
849.
by boringg 2y ago
Better question why do we spend so many global resources on such a useless metric for humanity in its current life? When would you ever need to be so fast at 100m that you over train your body for one specific task?
850.
by boringg 2y ago
You know what you kind of hit the nail on the head there -- that narrative has really been pushed by a lot of sources and that kills internal drive if you think all your efforts are for naught. I don't believe that narrative though. Al
851.
by boringg 2y ago
Knowledge and intelligence is a greater measure of wealth
852.
by boringg 2y ago
Oh yeah this definitely seems like a bad idea. Loosely regulated space, ultra confident start-ups running on fumes. What could go wrong? It's like the cheaper knock off (poorly funded) version (not in a space ship) of going to space
853.
by boringg 2y ago
Gravity is the attraction of two objects. Space (which is nothingness) has no gravity. Where you are located in space might have gravitational pull relative to an object.
854.
by boringg 2y ago
Honestly is anyone surprised that Microsoft is having these issues? They still run the same sloppy software as they always have.
855.
by boringg 2y ago
I think a lot of the problem comes from the phrase - 'comparison is the thief of joy'. Many people would be much happier with life if they weren't barraged by other hypothetical lifestyles and constantly comparing themselves
856.
by boringg 2y ago
No that's not what its like. Thats maybe the first week on introducing the kids to the new caregiving situation. Once thats cleared its a lot more manageable. I'm not saying its easy I'm just saying it isn't what you d
857.
by boringg 2y ago
The bane of all engineers having to do unit conversions and asking clarifying questions around what type of ton/tonne.
858.
by boringg 2y ago
Have they empirically checked that there is no pattern reproduction or just going by the proof? I imagine since this is the largest we've calculated to you could also empirically check the proof to confirm accuracy.
859.
by boringg 2y ago
Im curious about the people who use R in big tech companies that you've worked at. Were the R users the people who had just come out of school and still working using their academic dev environment before weening off? I always found
860.
by boringg 2y ago
OP said insulated which shouldn't be conflated with immunity. That said they operate with very little political interference in recent years which is part of why the greenback has such strength. If that were to change the USD/Eco
861.
by boringg 2y ago
Agree - that kind of story is more for the English politicians then the Fed.
862.
by boringg 2y ago
You miss a fundamental difference. "I believe that spending more on R&D will cause more drugs to be developed." More != better.
863.
by boringg 2y ago
The Martin Shkreli challenge is that its actually not R&D that money is being deployed its that many people (MS being one example) have found ways to capture consumer surplus in a quasi monopoly environment and then extract maximum pric
864.
by boringg 2y ago
You know what's in my portfolio?
865.
by boringg 2y ago
What about the Martin Shkreli incident? How does that get explained by your general broad thesis statement - 'maybe we should devote less money to life-saving R&D'?
866.
by boringg 2y ago
Maybe pharmaceutical companies should dial back their return expectations.
867.
by boringg 2y ago
None of the inputs to farming will ever be free. Whomever owns the robots will be charging for their labour you are only substituting one form for another. Potentially it might workout better for production numbers still tbd. Farmers the
868.
by boringg 2y ago
Goes to show how much graphics aren't the deciding factor in fun games for kids - or rather they aren't even that huge a deal.
869.
by boringg 2y ago
What isn't measured isn't managed.
870.
by boringg 2y ago
Buying movies online is such a waste. Long term rental mentality indeed.

More ›