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by carom 3y ago
Where are their datacenter scale computing companies? How many decades did it take for that to arrive there? It will be the same story with AI. European developer brain drain will continue with the brightest minds coming to America.
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by carom 3y ago
>Today, we live in a rentier's paradise. People don't aspire to create value – they aspire to capture it... don't provide a service, just figure out a way to interpose yourself between the provider and the customer I think
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by carom 3y ago
I agree with GP. My apartment is a mess. I neglect serious notices from the government. I can't hold a job doing boring work. However, give me a programming project I'm interested in and I can work on it 14 hours a day. I'm n
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by carom 3y ago
Heard about vast.ai last night. You can rent out your GPUs on it. Haven't tried it personally.
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by carom 3y ago
Initially my search had an acre as the minimum lot size. There are probably much better deals in Montana than what I saw. Same for Texas. The issue in Texas is it takes forever to get anywhere from those river front and lake communities. No
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by carom 3y ago
I still use Sublime. No complaints, and as a bonus it isn't an Electron app.
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by carom 3y ago
850k Montana - https://redf.in/tica6H 865k Texas - https://redf.in/ubeUye 590k California - https://redf.in/bYUSU3 I could do this all day, I enjoy it.
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by carom 3y ago
There is a Youtube account that tracks cosmic rays and has additional theories on how earth quakes chain through fault lines. I became aware of him after he called the Turkey quake. https://youtube.com/@dutchsinse
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by carom 3y ago
Does the AoT compiler target Go's assembly language or do you have arch specific targets?
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You have failed to provide a scenario, likely because no realistic scenario exists. Let's go through an example scenario and the hurdles you have to overcome for this to work. We'll use the "mayonnaise plant" example fro
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by carom 3y ago
No, this is nothing like atomic bombs. In what scenario can you kill 100,000 people with with an LLM hooked up to a Python interpreter? The AI safety grift is out of control.
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by carom 3y ago
Debt holder refers to the creditor.
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This is something that the computer security does amazingly well. At most conferences, the core money maker is trainings. You have advanced topics, taught by experts, usually 2 to 5 days of training. Topics like program analysis, reverse en
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by carom 3y ago
I think this is a great line of research as it may solve the reasoning portion of AGI. The difficulty is that you would want to prove equivalence. LLMs can output stuff but for programs to execute you need to output correct stuff.
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My girlfriend just transferred into ASU after getting her associates degree. We did a massive review of all the data science curriculums we could find, in person and online. ASU was a stand out and rolling online admissions meant she could
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by carom 3y ago
This was an extremely good article and captures why I feel (likely incorrectly) so uneasy investing in stocks. These massive price swings have nothing to do with how the company is performing and everything to do with macro levers the gover
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OpenAI CEO Calls for Collaboration with China to Counter AI Risks(wsj.com)
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Find a niche. People love free content. It wasn't that hard. I was making computer security videos for people, real basics for programming, networking, web interactions, number bases, bit math - stuff that you need to learn as a base t
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by carom 3y ago
Does this support versioning?
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by carom 3y ago
This isn't an Ask HN. It is just a solicitation for your newsletter.
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by carom 3y ago
You're arguing a complete straw man. Please read the sentence before the one you are hyper focused on. I am taking a position against everything about the current narrative. 1) Calling the current generation of tech AI. 2) Th
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by carom 3y ago
>Even if the real risk is decades away... All we can do is ... predict based on our models... What real risk? What models? Climate change is not a useful parallel because changing weather has an actual impact on human safety. No one can
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by carom 3y ago
The calls for regulation are rallied around what is called AI existential risk. I am taking umbrage with these calls for regulation by stating we are no where close to artificial intelligence (current generation is content generation, no lo
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by carom 3y ago
I hate this narrative. Every piece of it has problems. We are no where close to AGI. On top of that, the risks associated with AI have not been demonstrated beyond some speculative pieces sci-fi fan fiction. The current generation of work i
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by carom 3y ago
How are landlords your target for inefficiency when (complete guess) 50%+ of land is being used for single family homes? My property is going from 4 units to a personal residence due to rent control. It is unprofitable. It is not being deve
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by carom 3y ago
False. I want more units. There is a demand and I want to meet that demand for money. I want to buy land that people can't afford and subdivide it to make it available to them. Win win. Single family home owners are the people who oppo
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by carom 3y ago
Large corporations do not buy much real estate. Look how many homes Black Rock owns versus the total housing stock. Many people incorporate to limit liability. It is also very cheap to spin up new corporations. So there is nothing stopping
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by carom 3y ago
It's really insane. Just remove everything that distorts the market. Restrictive zoning limits competition for a piece of land. Rent control distorts prices. Affordable units make building unprofitable. Get rid of that and housing will
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by carom 3y ago
It is different from a human brain in that it is not a human brain. It is a statistical function that produces some optimized outputs for some inputs. I have made no mention of things being authorized in public. In the US you are allowed to
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by carom 3y ago
There is quite a bit of precedent for "making copies of digital things is copyright infringement". Look at lawsuits from the Napster era. [1] What makes the use improper? Licenses. Terms of service. Mostly licenses though. For exa

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