chollida1

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by chollida1 4mo ago
Ah, thank you.
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by chollida1 4mo ago
> "DX tarpits" Google shows no results for this term so i'm guessing its your own short hand for something hard?
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by chollida1 4mo ago
Oh wow. I love mine, so much that I've never been back to the apple laptop eco system since. The two surface laptops I've had are the best laptops I've owned. The build it rock solid, its trivial to run wsl for a Linux envi
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by chollida1 4mo ago
We do all our work samples in person at a our offices as part of the in person interviews. Takes 2-3 hours, never been a problem so far. If you are going to take a day off to do 3-4 in person interviews at a company then this slots in well
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by chollida1 5mo ago
> The technical term is that you must have an “insurable interest” in what you insure. Yep, we're in full agreement here
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by chollida1 5mo ago
being pedantic here but > You aren't allowed to set up a life insurance policy on someone else's life, or a fire insurance policy on someone else's home This isn't really true. Lots of people take out life insurance
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by chollida1 5mo ago
I do find it to be true that with coding agents the famous quote from Jurassic Park goes through my head multiple time a day "our scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they never stopped to ask if they should. I'
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by chollida1 5mo ago
Is there something similar for the HP 48G calculators that anyone knows of?
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by chollida1 5mo ago
> How can you make yourself genuinely care about something you don't care about? It sounds as plausible as changing your own sexual orientation. Most people don't care about the gym but they care about their health and their he
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by chollida1 6mo ago
I wasn't looking for a gotcha at all. I was wondering what specific individuals are you referring to and what crimes you think they committed.
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by chollida1 6mo ago
> It's a real problem at this point. People still say "nobody went to jail for the GFC" even though over 200 people did in the US; it's just it took a decade and nobody actually paid attention a decade later when they
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by chollida1 6mo ago
What were the crimes you believe were committed in 2008 and who do you think committed those crimes?
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by chollida1 6mo ago
Nice work. I remember giving this task to a summer co-op 10-12 years ago. it was alot harder to scrape the edgar site then and gather all for form 4 filings without the new api call first interface and the XBML markup in 10-K and 10-Q fili
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by chollida1 6mo ago
Shades of early twitter. Early twitter showed the fail whale as often as it showed tweets and yet it was an unstoppable juggernaut that people kept using.
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by chollida1 6mo ago
Sad commentary on the modern world where my first thought was, well good for Orban to concede defeat. Not all current world heads of state have that much maturity. This bodes well for the midterm state of the European union.
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by chollida1 6mo ago
That may be true, but capitalism has nothing to do wit betting or prediction markets. You can have those with any government or market style.
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by chollida1 6mo ago
Sure and Google, FaceBook and Twitter support section 230 that gives them cover for hosting others content. A company backing legislation that takes liability off them is something that they will always do.
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by chollida1 7mo ago
> so “what’s the weather lile in chicago today and forecast for tomorrow?” won’t work either? I was able to make those queries work. I'm guessing hte difference is those are very common questions and openai has very specific workers
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by chollida1 7mo ago
Oh, sorry I thought you meant the percentage would be huge. Yes it’s a big ipo but early indications are that they’d be about 2x over subscribed if they ipo’d today from what the sell side is saying and I don’t doubt it from what other fund
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by chollida1 7mo ago
Umm the yen carry trade unwound in August of 2024. It hasn’t been a factor in the markets for over a year:) > On the real though, I am not sure how a 20yr veteran can say this is the best time for an IPO. The best time for an open AI an
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by chollida1 7mo ago
Is that censoring, or is that an LLM that doesn't actually know for sure and makes that clear, rather than making up something? That response is exactly what I'd want from a LLM that was trained on data from the past and doesn&#x2
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by chollida1 7mo ago
> There’s a strong chance the IPO window has passed Ha, i'll take the other side of that bet. I'm not sure why you think they couldn't possibly IPO and you don't really specify why in your post. Having been in the ca
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by chollida1 7mo ago
at no point should your skull be deforming. Maybe the skin and fat layer ontop but the skull itself should not be deforming after an hour of hearing a device on a healthy individual. Please see a doctor!!
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by chollida1 7mo ago
>My AirPods Max 1 left a headband dent in my skull from how poor the quality of the headband was after more than a year of daily use. You should get checked out. No adult should have a dent put in their skull by headphones.
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by chollida1 9mo ago
How do you define a social media account? Some laws were including youtube in that list. I can't see how preventing someone from watching youtube videos would be a net positive, but if you allow youtube whiteout an account then why no
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by chollida1 9mo ago
This seems like I just read an advertisement. Or submarine article as PG would say. AI studio is just another IDE like cursor so its a very odd choice to say one is bad and the other is the holy grail:) But I guess this is what guerilla adv
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by chollida1 9mo ago
Ha, we had this conversation with our doctor and they said not to worry about the vaccine if you are married and monogamous. It would likely have zero benefit to us at that point in time. Now maybe that changes if you get divorced and get a
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by chollida1 9mo ago
What good would a naval blockade of Russia do when they get the vast majority of their goods by land? EDIT looking at your post history its very clear you have no intention of discussing this in good faith.
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by chollida1 9mo ago
> Spotify is popular because it is cheap, convenient and has all the music in the world. Glad you agree with me:)
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by chollida1 9mo ago
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