czbond

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   by czbond 4y ago

   This sounds really interesting, thanks for sharing.
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   by czbond 4y ago

   You described my thinking very well, and much better than I. Thank you
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   by czbond 4y ago

   I'm a practical person. What's the point of spending "time" (brain cycles) on such problems? Is it just a mathematician's version of brain teaser? What useful development comes out of such?
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   by czbond 4y ago

   I was confused too. If Bard is Google's version of ChatGPT, their landing page is an interesting way to position the product.
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   by czbond 4y ago

   > The me the real value is in the industrial scale pattern recognition capabilities. Absolutely! It has perplexed me why your point is not being discussed more around GPT
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   by czbond 4y ago

   That really is a CFO's job. To assess risk, and distribute it. Larger amounts in larger banks are swept across multiple branches transparently to reduce the account holders risks for individual branch failures. However, the FDIC limit
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   by czbond 4y ago

   Ha - in my view I always thought nationalized was "take over without recompense". So maybe they are the same picture that way.
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   by czbond 4y ago

   I don't think it should be nationalized. However, I do think the Treasury should just print the dollars, and buy OpenAI, etc and all profits go back to the American people.
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   by czbond 4y ago

   Do you think the govt will end up retroactively requiring earlier versions of GPT be removed now that they might be more concerned about export? (eg: GPT-J)
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    by czbond 4y ago

    As a heartless android, I understand his sentiment - but agree it could be removed to focus on the core message.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    I read it as just internal company processes holding the company down or back. Large companies collect these as more and more controls are put in place to guide correct behaviors.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Absolutely - because otherwise the risk to take them on is too high in all measurable terms (time, lost time, lost opportunity, lost capital, emotional toil)
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Flight to safety? Like when there was the Southwest Airlines December debacle - AAL skyrocketed for a bit.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Chase has wanted this bank for years. Either they are taking advantage (takeover) or <conspiracy theory unfounded> helped accelerate it.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Anyone recommend a UniFi specific model? (ideally non-wired)
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Counter argument: Law AI will be used for case defense prep, argument creation, research, analysis (essentially what law graduates and non-partner style attorneys do) as cost savings / ROI enhancement. Attorneys will have to specialize
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    by czbond 4y ago

    I don't disagree with your sentiment and the need for that effort, but the probability path is that since the medieval times or longer this has been attempted with no long term success. Make bets on the most probable until real change
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Picked a higher number to not be scary. "supposedly" GPT-4 can pass the bar exam
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    by czbond 4y ago

    RE hasn't always risen. Boomers who purchased a home from 2004 - 2006 were under water for 8 - 9 years. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/USSTHPI Housing has most under performed the general market (SP500 for gen
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Didn't money printing of 2019-2022 show that UBI will cause price inflation, lower velocity of money, and thus cause all prices to inflate across the board? UBI sounds great, but once fully in play across a population - market forces c
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Interesting thought - you expanded my thinking here....
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Will GPT-6 replace a plumber? I think not. Will GPT-6 replace some subset 10..80% of engineering, law, medical hours? absolutely
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    by czbond 4y ago

    I mean... that's life. What schools should teach is not just "here is a career that matches you're skills" - but more so, "if you choose this career, these are the most probable outcomes and life paths you'll e
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    by czbond 4y ago

    RE was always a "meh" investment (nominal with inflation) - with growth due to prior demographic waves; The past 2008+, bubble interest rates and money printing have have created a difference in real returns and nominal ones. Whic
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Great idea. Now a question for the group. What are the non-network team business benefits to IPv6 over v4? That is what drives adoption.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Every successful founder I've known cannot stay away from starting another business or following a new passion creation.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Good to see a study on it. Bodybuilders or powerlifters can feel the changes it creates in T levels almost intuitively. I still believe that as men age, with many (most?) becoming out of shape - their T level changes due to lack of vigorous
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Thank you - I was very interested!
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Meaning title inflation. Senior used to mean 5-8 years of experience. Principal or Staff 10-20. So now a lot of people that have experience sort into the bucket of Senior.
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    by czbond 4y ago

    Great, niche, high paying advice here.