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by d--b 2y ago
Not only academic. Look at the 2008 crisis. Only one banker went to jail. Look at Binance’s Zhao. Look at - ahem - Trump.
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by d--b 2y ago
I suspect that the placebo effect can be very strong in anxiety situations. And on top of pure placebo. The whole rite of going to the kitchen and prepare your little pill has a calming effect in itself. And maybe matcha is the same. Its pr
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by d--b 2y ago
Yeah I tried CBD as well. After a few days of being frustrated with the recommended doses, I gobbled the whole bottle (100€ or so worth of CBD), and absolutely nothing happened.
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by d--b 2y ago
My first reaction when reading this is: how does this help Musk? Sigh.
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by d--b 2y ago
OpenAI is over ambitious. Their chasing of AGI is killing them. They probably thought that burning cash was the way to get to AGI, and that on the way there they would make significant improvements over GPT 4 that they would be able to rele
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by d--b 2y ago
> ARC-AGI, introduced in 2019, is an artificial intelligence benchmark designed to test a system’s ability to infer and generalize abstract rules from minimal examples. The dataset consists of IQ-test-like puzzles, where each puzzle prov
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by d--b 2y ago
At what point would it be profitable to run a 51% attack on any of the big chains?
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by d--b 2y ago
FWIW, I never heard of the frameset tag, while I did use frames back then.
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by d--b 2y ago
What’s the thing about moats? First: AI requires an awful lot of resources, which in itself is a moat. Second: having a moat doesn’t prevent your service to be attacked. See Tesla. Third: not having a moat doesn’t prevent your service from
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by d--b 2y ago
If you can make something small that generates 30k in MRR, you should definitely do that. I fear that you are being quite optimistic about the numbers here…
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by d--b 2y ago
Says who? The cows?
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by d--b 2y ago
I am being downvoted too if that’s any consolation
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by d--b 2y ago
Move fast and break the nuclear weapon arsenal.
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by d--b 2y ago
When you keep the button pressed, it will add 5kph per second you press it or so. This is really the worst, cause I can't keep my eyes on that stuff for several seconds, so I always end up overshooting, and fiddling with the buttons wa
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by d--b 2y ago
I take the opportunity to rant about cruise control / speed limit buttons, which have a much worse UX than climate control. If someone in the auto industry reads this: Can I get a button that says 50, one that says 80 and one that says
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by d--b 2y ago
ah right
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by d--b 2y ago
Is there any chance that the board considers it at all? I mean its mission is to maximize the interests of shareholders, and right now, it's unclear that OpenAI will maintain its dominating position over competitors in the long run. ED
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by d--b 2y ago
Because AI still gets a lot of things wrong. And because UI matters. AI chat seems more tailored to your own problem since your giving it your inputs. And AI chat is more authoritative, cause it mimics the way doctors talk.
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by d--b 2y ago
This is a widespread problem in the medical world, and it is infuriating. That said, self-diagnosis using a AI tool makes me cringe. As an engineer, I know I could use this properly the same way OP did. As in, I would look at what the AI is
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Ask HN: Are Trump's tariffs affecting freelancing from abroad?
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by d--b 2y ago
Why is this in my browser's History?
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by d--b 2y ago
Not to undermine the study but if you ask regular users of anything, you’ll probably find that they like it, no? Eh, probably not.
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by d--b 2y ago
NVidia stock is valued at $118 today. It was worth $50 in Jan 24. While the drop may sound huge, we're pretty far from a crash here.
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by d--b 2y ago
There are like 20 new AI startups every day. Makes for a warm winter
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by d--b 2y ago
Remember that this was back in the day when Twitter had a failry large number of users, but anyone that wasn't on it just shrugged and said stuff like "I don't want to know what people eat for breakfast". It wasn't
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by d--b 2y ago
Are you just realizing just now you are a Republican after all? Are you like : oh shit Zuckerberg too, maybe I’m the one who’s wrong? Joke aside, yes engineers are condescending a-hole. I think the most effective way to avoid that is to mee
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by d--b 2y ago
The original post was really just a troll's rant.
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by d--b 2y ago
Well I feel very disorganized. But I've learned to live with it. Back when I was younger, I tried to self-discipline, like put everything in one overarching app, but it's just not in my DNA. I slowly put more and more stuff into w
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by d--b 2y ago
Don't know, I've been doing it for 20+ years. My ears seem fine. I did have to unwax them a while back like 12 years ago, it's not unpleasant, you put a liquid in your ear, and it reacts with the wax and it starts to bubble i
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by d--b 2y ago
I use Notes on my phone for film / book recommendations, shopping lists, and stuff of that nature. It's just there. Then I use workflowy for tasks. And for stuff I really need to not forget I email myself, and flag the email. I ha

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