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4mo ago
as a CTO, its been crazy pushing back against these AI mandates. Almost always from VCs and non technical contributors. I'm pretty liberal about using AI but it has its limits. I think of them like swim fins. you can dive much deeper w
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4mo ago
no kidding. I learned last week that they have intercontinental high voltage DC transmission lines.
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4mo ago
SOTA AI is the only place where we are ahead. china has us beat on manufacturing, logistics and workhorse grade models like deepseek pro and glm5.2. we're increasingly irrelevant
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4mo ago
if only there was a magical place where geothermal and hydroelectric is ubiquitous and the weather is cold enough that no one is going to be complaining about free heating.
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lets say you have a table that is partitioned. how do you lint/format "any select into this table MUST include the partition key in the predicate and any join must include it in the on." I'm not personally familiar with
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4mo ago
I seriously dont' know all this big hullabaloo about one shot prompting. by definition, a single prompt wont' constitute the complexity of a software project. ergo, what you'll get is a series of assumptions made by the model
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4mo ago
This is far more to do with different people having different definitions for what constitutes a genocide with one very well funded minority group having a large stake in their version being the accepted one.
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realisticaly, the united states has no right or moral authority when it comes to human rights or rule of law given the last few years. given that, the admonishment of china's human rights violations against uighurs run hollow and hypoc
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4mo ago
step 1: find a problem people are willing to pay to make go away. step 2: find a way to solve that problem for less money than they are willing to pay step 3: AI???
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4mo ago
we already have a fleet of autonomous robots composed of protein that solved this problem. its not infeasible for artificially created robots to eventually be able to do this stuff on their own.
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> It's insane how universities are so chill when students literally call for genocide of Jews. where exactly have students "literally" called for genocide of jews? The only people I've heard the "kill them all&qu
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4mo ago
for anybody else interested in this undertaking, I recommend this book https://pragprog.com/titles/jbtracer/the-ray-tracer-challeng...
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my my nieces are always "how do you know so much" I then show them my playlist on youtube (veretassium, tomscott, redvsblue, pbs eons etc) they go back to scrolling though shorts right after. you can lead a horse to water but well
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4mo ago
all this talk of "protecting people's jobs" no, we need to get rid of as many jobs as possible. whats missing is talk of a universal basic income. AI is going to get rid of a lot of jobs but people still need to eat and have
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its also hilarious when you consider that building nuclear weapons is fundamentally a supply chain problem. The taliban isn't going to suddenly have nuclear capabilities by asking chatgpt. Any adversarial nation that has the means to e
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4mo ago
apple revolutionizing power supplies is hilarious given how big and bulky they are. I have an anker 145 watt charger. smaller than macbok pro charge and yet it charges my macbook pro, ipad and steamdeck at the same time
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4mo ago
I was thinking of checking out blacksmith for my own startup but yikes.. this kind of surprise gotcha is a major dealbreaker for me.
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you don't think criticizing asymmetry in policing isn't criticizing government?
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there was a recent case of a kid who was literally stabbed by a sihk guy and got arrested because the sihk guy said the guy said something racist. Now before you say that I need to check my white privilege, I am brown. everytime one of thes
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what happens if you criticize the government with regard to certain topics in the UK on social media? https://nypost.com/2025/08/19/world-news/uk-free-speech-stru...
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> What a callous view of people. Who's your benchmark? TikTok addicted kids? brother, we are all walking around with a supercomputer in our pocket thats capable of accessing the sum total of human knowledge and yet we're still
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Iran isnt' getting tax dollars from the united states to commit their 6e|\|0c|de. Its 2026 and its now controversial to say that a adherence to broad respect for human rights should be a minimum bar for being considered a proper wester
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> Surely, out there in the wilderness, there is a company staffed by intelligent, skilled people. Right? of course there are but you don't hear about them.
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deepseek pro and flash are dirt cheap. kimi-k2.6 can do a pretty damn good job with vision for optimizing ui design workloads in a loop. not cheap but significantly cheaper than anthropic. mimo 3 is jsut pretty damn good when you need a hig
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plenty of women in LATAM love possessive jealous men. I've seen it first hand.
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millions died due to exploitative labor practices by colonialist invaders exploiting the resources and cheap labor potential of the people in it yet I don't see you aknowledge that. communism wasn't behind american slavery or the
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firecraker is optimized for lambda. ie: fire and forget. not so much live systems that maintain long running state. also, I dont' think you can run it on top of a hypervisor.
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yes, they do. its minimal though
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obligatory https://smbc-wiki.com/index.php/2014-12-17
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can these do training or only inference? currently working on learning machine learning and I'd love to have a physical machine I could aim to build real workloads on in a few years.
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