cavemandaveman

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by cavemandaveman 10d ago
To me, it reads like a lazy fifth grader wrote it that just couldn't be bothered to press the shift key.
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by cavemandaveman 11d ago
Sure, but it's a massive leap to go from "there's still some racism and segregation in America" to "traditional architecture perpetuates racism." The latter sounds like something from 2020 that's now being
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by cavemandaveman 11d ago
From your comments and the way you describe yourself, you strike me as the stereotype of the sort of person you'd find at a DSA rally. Over-schooled (as opposed to over-educated), arrogant, and finding grievance in everything. The auth
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by cavemandaveman 14d ago
America doesn't want to pay the price of handling Iran. There's a difference. Clearly the US could conquer Iran but it requires a land war with mass casualties, not just sporadic bombing. Obviously China is in an entirely differe
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by cavemandaveman 2mo ago
That's cynical nonsense that executives don't look past the next quarter. There would be none of this AI investment if that were true. It's all a long-term play with huge investments and minimal revenue by comparison in the s
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by cavemandaveman 2mo ago
Can you host the model for a lower cost per token than you'd pay Anthropic or OpenAI for a similar level of intelligence? I doubt you're beating their efficiencies of scale.
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If Microsoft sold off Xbox, who would even buy it?(theverge.com)
4 points by cavemandaveman 3mo ago|1 comments
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by cavemandaveman 4mo ago
Apple's MO has never been to make junk that breaks. They're as valuable as they are largely because of their reputation for high quality products.
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by cavemandaveman 4mo ago
My understanding is that the Inuit snow claim is a bit of a myth. Beyond English words like slush, sleet, powder, hardpack, flurry, blizzard, etc you can also say "fluffy snow", "wet snow", etc. The Inuit language is jus
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by cavemandaveman 4mo ago
Berkshire Hathaway doesn't pay a dividend yet the business has steadily grown more valuable