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by cco 1y ago
I just penciled out several home buying scenarios in HCOL, according to the calculators you posted, it only very recently became a questionable purchase if you don't plan on staying 7+ years in a home. At any other point in the last 20
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by cco 1y ago
In the US, home ownership rates usually hover around 60%. So most homes are owned by the occupant. I suppose if you want to be pedantic and say mortgaged homes are owned by the bank, sure I guess? But I think homes should not be included in
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by cco 1y ago
Cursor does the exact same thing? Just in a GUI where you can see it all happen.
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by cco 1y ago
A sizeable chunk, probably around half, of what we bought with that $36T was net worth for people like Bezos and the Kochs.
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by cco 1y ago
Yes it has.
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by cco 1y ago
The poster agreed, they said approximately 0% of mobile web users can install extensions.
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by cco 1y ago
Pretty sure nearly all runbooks have you first move the thrust lever to idle before cutting off fuel. That suggests you shouldn't be able to cut fuel independently of the throttle.
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by cco 1y ago
All of these LLM doc bots do that, they set confidence levels and below them they'll ping humans or tell the user to contact a support team. I've had good and bad experiences with them thus far, to the other poster's point, j
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by cco 1y ago
At CURRENT_CO we're going through another evaluation of several LLM bots you can add into your docs or Slack etc. We've done three trials since 2023 and each time we've found them not good enough to put in front of our custom
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by cco 1y ago
To restate what you're saying to make sure I understand, you're saying that kids that grew up during the Avatar era (gen alpha/Z) are biased to prioritize VFX when watching a movie and my generation (millennial) is biased to
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by cco 1y ago
I wasn't talking about the writing of the children, but the acting. Kids are nearly always bad, the kids in JP were better than average, but of course they're working across from the likes of Goldblum and Laura Dern.
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by cco 1y ago
The book justifies it because they used frog DNA and some frog visual systems do require movement
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by cco 1y ago
I'm curious why your answer concentrates on the VFX so much. Of course those were critical to pull off Jurassic Park, but the movie is good because of everything else (story, writing, acting, kids notwithstanding, etc).
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by cco 1y ago
> There's a bit of backstory in the new one about how dinosaur zoos are closing, and that no one wants to see dinosaurs anymore. That premise struck me as strange, as people have been going to zoos for a lot longer than these fictio
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by cco 1y ago
Have you tried out Gemma3? The 4b parameter model runs super well on a Macbook as quickly as ChatGPT 4o. Of course the results are a bit worse and other product features (search, codex etc) don't come along for the ride, but wow, it fe
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by cco 1y ago
I'd love it if a wallet in my Chrome browser would let websites show me a prompt (paywall) that would charge me some small number of cents. Hold down for two seconds to pay. A dream. Too bad crypto fees make this as untenable as credit
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by cco 1y ago
Then the owner should prioritize things like congestion charges and removal of parking. To your point trucks already double park so both changes would be a positive for deliveries.
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by cco 1y ago
HDR means my phone will blind me at night and my laptop screen will be super bright in some parts and dim on others. So far this is my experience of HDR.
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by cco 1y ago
Hah, this is great. So many amazing use cases are being hidden behind walls. I love my Meta Ray Bans but frankly Llama is not best in class and it also isn't plugged into the rest of my data, phone, etc. I know they won't, but I w
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by cco 1y ago
> It was passed by Congress during the first Trump administration in order to offset the costs of other corporate tax rate cuts, due to budgeting rules. Small correction, it was a vindictive move to negatively impact companies and region
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by cco 1y ago
I refer to this as "hedonic exchange", the idea that there is a base rate of hedonic drive that animals tend to satisfy and that this drive is mostly fungible. You see this in the data for smoking as well, as smoking decreases, yo
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by cco 1y ago
Thank you for this word! Always wanted a word for this and just reused "trope", cinetrope is a great word for this.
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by cco 1y ago
I am not trying to be antagonistic, just earnestly trying to clarify. The goal here of your wife's hospital is to try to increase revenue and the outcome, either AI assisted or not, is more accurate visit notes which leads to more accu
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by cco 1y ago
Today Google launched a model, Gemma 3n, that performs about as good as SOTA models from 1-2 years ago that runs locally on a cell phone. Training SOTA models will, like steel mills or other large industrial projects, require a lot of envir
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by cco 1y ago
To be honest your post captures what will likely be the biggest hurdle, English.
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by cco 1y ago
> If we tested everybody for everything everytime the health system(s) would collapse. Looks like Labcorp made over 3 billion dollars last year, so I think probably that number would go up instead of collapsing?
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by cco 1y ago
It does?
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by cco 1y ago
Jokes aside, Germany trialed a hybrid catenary truck system which was really neat. Diesel to get you from the warehouse to the highway, extend your pantograph and boom, you're electric in the right lane (outside lane) all the way to yo
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by cco 1y ago
100% what I was going to say. Some team's dashboard somewhere has "number of auto plays" and it's an important metric for them. Or your theory and its view fraud for ad or metric purposes.
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by cco 1y ago
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is already running at full pace! To be honest, for marketers, I'm disappointed in the lack of creativity of the name.

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