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by caycep 2y ago
sclerosis happens with time
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by caycep 2y ago
Also shows that Israeli electorate/Jewish diaspora now likely a distinct/separate entity from US Jewish population...drifting apart since at least 2008 if not earlier.
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by caycep 2y ago
The broad outlines of the deal as well as all the work in pushing together the various parties is from Brett McGurk and his team, and he deserves the lion's share of the credit. That being said, there's probably some contribution
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by caycep 2y ago
Multiple sources are crediting months of work by Brett McGurk as the lead in this. This is Biden admin accomplishment.
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by caycep 2y ago
Altadena being relatively high in scientists, there was an amateur forecasting group that predicted the fire and sent early warnings out based on how they modeled the Santa Ana winds and such.
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by caycep 2y ago
isn't packaging tech mostly from american companies like applied mat/lam research? or am I missing something?
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by caycep 2y ago
There's maybe an analogous situation in New York's Chinatown in Manhattan but it is running into problems - a lot of buildings owned by community "neighborhood organizations" but my understanding is they are somehow runn
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by caycep 2y ago
what's the engineering situation at OpenAI since the whole "firing Sam Altman" spectacle? Has there been significant brain drain that affects something like o1 etc?
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by caycep 2y ago
As a usage question - what do you use gemini/chatgpt/deepseek/claudie for? Most of the use cases I've seen basically boil down to a "more talkative Google/google translate"
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by caycep 2y ago
The question in a rational mind is, why would it even bother? US/China partnership is the most economically successful in world history, even more so than US/UK or AUKUS. But the downside of CCP government structure is that par
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by caycep 2y ago
also an episode of black mirror w/ the flies and stuff
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by caycep 2y ago
also, OP's experience also may be affected by the location/field/clique of people who are around you. For example - say, the fashion creative world in LA and NYC w/ value based on exclusivity - people actually ARE oppos
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by caycep 2y ago
resources yes (for now...assuming someone doesn't come up with better algorithms in the future) But all of the libraries are Facebook/google owned, made free by grace of the executives working there. Why no open source/nonp
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by caycep 2y ago
at this point, why isn't there a Debian for AI?
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by caycep 2y ago
is Moxie actually sailing derelict sailboats "as far as he can take them"? While I'm admiring this, I'm also worried he's going to be marooned somewhere...
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by caycep 2y ago
Intel didn't do a lot of things...
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by caycep 2y ago
speaking of driver quality...my pc has been regularly blue screening after the latest release and the transition from the Experience app to the Nvidia app...
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by caycep 2y ago
everyone knows our future is predicted by Wall-E
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by caycep 2y ago
how many of those engineers are still at Tesla? their churn rate is known to be pretty high...
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by caycep 2y ago
Have they already lost in battery tech to CATL?
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by caycep 2y ago
What ended up happening w/ that whole "downsizing/firing the Tesla supercharger team" episode a year ago or so?
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by caycep 2y ago
Just because I haven't jumped into the data ecosystem for a while - is Polars basically the same as Pandas but accelerated? Is Wes still involved in either?
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by caycep 2y ago
rogue.
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by caycep 2y ago
would there be a difference in accuracy of the statement if you replace AI w/ "data science and statistical models"?
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by caycep 2y ago
i miss the aspiration/inspiration apple ads a few years back. I don't like the snarky tone of whoever's running the current campaigns. I assume it depends on who's running the creative direction of that dept but stil
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by caycep 2y ago
If range was the main criteria, of course it's not competitive. In weight (or lack of a weight penalty), power efficiency, vehicle handling dynamics, and size efficiency it was hugely competitive - for miles per kWh, it was not surpas
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by caycep 2y ago
Our Thinkpads are definitely hotter; fans spin up routinely on the Ryzens but never does on the M1. Battery life is infinitely better on the M1. The other thing I hate about the Thinkpads is that the build/screen/trackpad quality
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by caycep 2y ago
the office Ryzen thinkpads we have are ok...but they're definitely no M1 MacBook Air or Pro...
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by caycep 2y ago
the irony is that apparently it was the one model where the sales were going up year over year, vs. the usual initial high demand and subsequent decline of ICE models
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by caycep 2y ago
tbh I continue to say the i3 scale/weight was what mass market EV transportation should have been designed towards (and more efforts focused on public trans than single/small n occupant cars). Societal/environmental cost

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