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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I prefer o1. I mostly use it as a knowledge system. Don't really care for the automatic code generation nonsense. Unless I'm really tired and the task is very simple, in which case I might decide to write a paragraph of text inste
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
If they were the International Longshoremen Company, nobody would find anything objectionable about that. They just negotiated a good contract. Good for them.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Good hiring managers can find the hidden gems. These are typically people who don't have the resume to join FAANG immediately, due to lacking the pedigree, but who have lots of potential. Also these same people typically don't las
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I didn't mention sexual assault. If anything we were the most mild mannered of all the faculties. The more extroverted faculties had more issues along those lines. But there was a lot of drama and resentment that originated from that g
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I can just imagine the drama. I know from experience in STEM circles at uni, the gender imbalance caused a lot of drama. The relatively few girls would basically be kingmakers, crowning the couple of guys who were handsome enough. That caus
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I know that that's not what you wanted to say and didn't intend to imply that you intended to say that. I was just making a distinctions between the various owners of a share and how each would benefit differently from stock buy
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
We agree on that one. It goes along my top comment where I call for more democratic oversight of corporations. I think they are internally too corrupt and the top execs run wild doing whatever they want.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
The GP is rather implying, > A business only exists for the benefit of Wall St and traders Not long term holder like myself, which is what I would define as "owners".
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I am a shareholder (of Airbus, I'd never hold Boeing). As a shareholder, I don't want to be dubed by a pump and dump orchastrated by a CEO to appear like a genius, get a nice payout and jump ship before the stock tanks, and I am l
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Corporations are all internally very corrupt and all the top execs are working to stuff their pockets first, second, and third, to lie the the shareholders fourth, and the employees are so disposable, they are not even worth lying to. CEO
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Don't the industry labs have bigger machines by now? I lost track.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
> 6 years of their youthful years for 3 children? There’s just too much opportunity loss No there isn't. People want to dick around without responsibility. That's fine. But most people don't really accomplish anything tha
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
OK, here's a controversial statement: Maybe Japanese culture is in need of some change. And I don't even mean, what you think I am referring to. I mean, maybe the Japanese don't have the right entrepreneurial attitude to deve
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
https://archive.is/Z6tAy
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Not just flagship corporations either. Our modern economies rely heavily on luxury consumerism which is heavily driven by advertising and marketing.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
One wonders. If they did a search of the Seattle metropolitan area, how many candidates would they find that would have the chops to do, just as good, if not a better job than this one CEO? I understand why you cannot just pick a random per
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
It's the old age question in programming: Do you use a highly constrained paradigm that allows easy automatic optimization or do you use a very flexible and more user intuitive paradigm that makes automatic optimization harder? If the
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
https://archive.is/f5DDr
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I really don't see western elites caring about freedom, lol.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I can believe that if you craft the profile to the point where it's basically a bunch of lies, you can do well. I don't see the point of going through that much effort, however. Because, (and this is maybe because I'm long te
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
There is really nothing wrong with thinking about your partner's "body count". It's just taboo, because like literally every other mating metric we use, it is trying to assess the value of another human being. But is &qu
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
He's got more than enough fame that a lot of girls would find him attractive. He even knows how to market himself, but maybe not to girls. IDK. But Tinder wouldn't be the optimal strategy, unless maybe he was doing it on the Stanf
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
You cannot "fix it". You either do well or don't on such a platform. It's like being a terrible dancer, and going to a dance party expecting to pick up girls. You won't make a good impression because you don't
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Even in pretty terrible healthcare systems, I would expect that close to 99% of people dying from cancer will actually be diagnosed with cancer, even if done too late.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
US corporations have become so large, they have started to function internally not unlike the fully fledged managed economies of the USSR. A bunch of MBAs acting as petty dictators hiring and firing at will, driven by nothing more than a fe
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
What's the distinction between what TVM does and FlashAttention type optimizations?
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I am not up to speed with British politics. What are the biggest differences of opinion between the leaving Conservatives and the new Starmer Labour government? What's going to change?
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
I agree with you. Also taxes are generally higher in Germany.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
The whole blog post is genius from a marketing perspective.
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by dauertewigkeit 2y ago
Is this true? I think the difference in ROI between land speculation and investing in the stock market is minimal. At least according to my napkin math. And both incur their own risks. BTW, I am not making an arguement for renting instead o

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