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by collegeburner 3y ago
...isn't this just a techbro restatement of how many art dealers operate? full article is paywalled but gagosian seems to have grown big enough people ignore the primary market and how it promotes artist discovery. this is not necessar
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by collegeburner 3y ago
there might be privileged financing somewhere i'm not aware of but it's a tough space rn. had breakfast with someone who's been in financing and constructing these for a long time and he's still working on it but much to
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by collegeburner 3y ago
it's in rather poor taste to link to your own paywalled article and provide almost nothing in the comment
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by collegeburner 3y ago
Jesus right for the throat i didn't say they were directed at me
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by collegeburner 3y ago
it will remain green, which means the signaling effect will also remain. the funny thing is everyone claims it's down to quality but guessing it won't matter, plus no 8ball/facetime will still push people towards iphones. esp
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by collegeburner 3y ago
hahahaha i actually prototyped this during the summer. boss and i came up with a plan to create a friendly chatbot that, when applicable, would suggest portco products to the user.
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by collegeburner 3y ago
deadpool and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race... i think these are just edgy kids being edgy. twenty-first century hanoi janes, the lot of them
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by collegeburner 3y ago
they invested heavily in coreweave and gave them H100 allocation
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by collegeburner 3y ago
huggingface supports multi-node training?? https://huggingface.co/docs/optimum/habana/usage_guides/mult... am i missing something here? just like you'd want to scale an h100 cluster out beyond one b
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by collegeburner 3y ago
Maybe you can provide some perspective here: it seems almost universal that people who start these medications never find a dose that provides durable benefit over the long term. Makes sense; we acclimate to a new dopamine baseline, right?
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by collegeburner 3y ago
What about tolerance? Is it sustainable? Everyone seems to end up on a higher dose and with anhedonia when not on them.
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by collegeburner 3y ago
The biggest reason isn't even sides, it's longevity. Tolerance builds pretty quickly and it seems like everyone I know on them is taking a solidly higher dose than at the outset. Almost smacks of the "pseudo-addiction" r
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Ask HN: ADHD is ruining my life. Please help
3 points by collegeburner 3y ago|7 comments
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by collegeburner 3y ago
regulators allowed them to purchase competitors. bumble is a widely used alternative. they also don't really use cross-app synergies so it's difficult to call them anticompetitive.
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by collegeburner 3y ago
also probably a filter of values and stability against hot, which does not match the preferences of its userbase
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by collegeburner 3y ago
no, the same public health "experts" say cigarettes should be outright banned for people under a certain age. new zealand recently banned ever selling them to anyone born after 2009, at any age
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by collegeburner 3y ago
okay now let's look at "per capita" stats. how many more cars are running? the fact that sf chronicle is even running this without actual info is kinda silly. maybe they're not safe but hard to assess without knowing tha
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by collegeburner 3y ago
honestly the biggest annoying thing is it seems too restricted. like it will nitpick my use of the word "think" when i ask what it thinks because "hurr durr as a LLM i don't have thoughts" yeah idc, just answer. it
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by collegeburner 3y ago
nope, if we create an easy mechanism to force someone to prove he's one real government-identified person then sites will gradually require it. suspended from twitter? can't create another account cause you only have one id! want
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by collegeburner 3y ago
funny, i see it as the opposite. why are we helping the europeans enforce european stuff? their rules ought to carry no force whatsoever here. we should be pushing back against foreigners legislating over American companies especially when
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by collegeburner 3y ago
as far as i know there have been improvements? not sure what kind of "revolution" the author wanted but having a medium-form-factor portable computer with the power to do stuff like writing recognition (well) and speech synthesis
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by collegeburner 3y ago
"To cancel Prime, consumers had to... locate the "manage membership" page and press a button labeled "End Membership"... then move through multiple steps." the horror! pressing an "end membership button&qu
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by collegeburner 3y ago
synthetic: something resulting from synthesis rather than occurring naturally seems like the ideal word. the meat is synthesized from cells rather than being grown
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by collegeburner 3y ago
i am anti the current chicago status quo and agree the policies are dumb. but all this does is prohibit surveillance and weapons via drone. which i both support. the answer is some amount of improved traditional policing (necessary evil) an
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by collegeburner 3y ago
right, you're describing a gan-like system/positional arms race. which is how adversarial tech always develops. doesn't mean we won't get better AI out of it.
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by collegeburner 3y ago
how would you prove what stuff was trained on? it's computationally infeasible to do so
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by collegeburner 3y ago
"experiment shows people building power tools are using power tools"
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by collegeburner 3y ago
yeah you don't actually have to get that many right when the winners return 750x
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by collegeburner 3y ago
why would top talent risk their jobs and get less for the sake of supporting underperformers? thats how unions work in this case. they make a lot more sense where there's stuff like blatant safety issues in factory settings than when e
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by collegeburner 3y ago
i got "warsh" which is the spelling of how some old west virginia says "wash"

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