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by cheriot 1y ago
"We will trade control for datacenter subsidies" Brilliant in a Bond villain way
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by cheriot 1y ago
Is there already a Helium for GPUs?
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by cheriot 1y ago
Coding assistants are likely to be a major profit source in the near term. It's useful today and the customers (ie employers) are willing to pay for productivity. Only the beginning of the enterprise spending more on AI than consumers.
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by cheriot 1y ago
Unlike with memecoins, there's actually an operating company behind these stocks. It's good that they can access capital in public markets. The problem imo is a lack of enforcement on modern pump and dumps.
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by cheriot 2y ago
> like how other browsers are trying to do Who is the unsubsidized web browser?
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by cheriot 2y ago
I don't see a pattern of conservative states solving drugs or violent crime. https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/place-based-... https://americaninequality.substack.com/p/viol
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by cheriot 2y ago
> the mega banks have the sole power of creating credit out of thin air Every bank does that. The US has more than 4,000 of them.
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by cheriot 2y ago
I graduated high school in '02 and everyone assured me that all tech jobs were being sent to India. "Don't study CS," they said. Thankfully I didn't listen. Either this is the dawn of something bigger than the indus
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by cheriot 2y ago
This is the simplest way to improve the H1-B system!
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by cheriot 2y ago
> I might just be stupid, but it feels like all I ever do with ____ is update and break ____ files, and then spend a day fixing them by copy-pasting increasingly-convoluted things on stackexchange. I cannot imagine how anyone goes to wor
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by cheriot 2y ago
If Apple, Mozilla, and a stand alone Chrome sell search traffic at the fair market price and Google pays the highest price (because they have the best monetization) we're back where we started.
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by cheriot 2y ago
I used it to validate data from config files matched the schema. I imagine it could be useful for other sources of suppose-to-be-structured data like an http body.
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by cheriot 2y ago
I'm surprised NYC is 190k vs Bay Area at 263k and Seattle at 240k. Maybe there's just more non-tech industry software jobs pulling down the median?
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by cheriot 2y ago
Did NIST not take this into account? Frequent changes mean more people write them down.
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by cheriot 2y ago
> SHOULD NOT require memorized secrets to be changed arbitrarily (e.g., periodically) Are there employers that follow this advice? Mine won't (and won't say why).
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by cheriot 2y ago
So 35k people have a mandatory Udacity course? Gen AI has gone from the cool kid to corporate check box in record time.
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by cheriot 2y ago
Anyone have a tldr on the antelope chase?
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by cheriot 2y ago
TikTok isn't going away. It's changing owners. There's existing laws about the citizenship of property owners (broadcase media for example).
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by cheriot 2y ago
Free money for people that already have video lying around. They're not asking for exclusivity.
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by cheriot 3y ago
We don't have to define basic necessities as "success". We can all have them.
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by cheriot 3y ago
This is how a 20 year military build up creates influence and diminishes our enemies without America fighting a war.
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by cheriot 3y ago
It's possible this conversation about housing is not [yet] relevant to your area. By city I mean metro area, not the municipal boundaries. There's a predictable path: 1. city keeps adding dense office buildings 2. city and suburbs
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by cheriot 3y ago
> Why doesn't the same logic apply to people who don't like the high prices of housing in some areas? Because the cities in question green lit the office buildings that have the job I need. If a city chooses to grow its economy
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by cheriot 3y ago
Thanks for confirming. Normal feedback on health habits is delayed by months/years and hard to trace back to specific actions so your story makes a lot of sense. I might have to get over my dislike of needles :|
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by cheriot 3y ago
I wonder if Accenture will also try to sell it as an add on in their contracts. Selling education to companies is much more lucrative than selling it to students. The closest one of these companies has gotten to profitable is Udemy via thei
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by cheriot 3y ago
In californian cities, the cost of renting an apartment for an otherwise homeless person is a multiple of 12k/year. The same anti-housing policies driving up homeless rates also makes helping them more expensive.
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by cheriot 3y ago
It's a really unfortunate year for comparison. There was that one advantage to being outside... For those not reading the article, > The death rate across all 22 localities increased from 814 per 100,000 homeless residents in 2011,
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by cheriot 3y ago
a) I take out a credit card at a new bank, spend the balance, and never make a payment. b) I bounced a check, don't remedy, and owe money to a furniture store. c) I move a random amount of money each month to a separate account and mak
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by cheriot 3y ago
Great tool! Curious if you've made more progress on diarization than what's described in this article? https://aipressroom.com/streamline-diarization-using-ai-as-a...
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by cheriot 3y ago
What does mentioning specific people change? Those stats all represent individuals. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. "Hey, here's a picture of Meta employees with a retired guy that spoke at a conference"

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