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by davedx 4mo ago
Could this be legally construed as anti-competitive behavior? Edit: I asked Claude. It replied: > Consumer protection / deceptive practices. In the EU this would be a clear UCPD (Unfair Commercial Practices Directive) issue and pote
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by davedx 4mo ago
I made a timesheet entry, invoicing, and basic bookkeeping system for my freelance business. It works pretty well, I used "spec driven development" with Codex and it one-shot the entire application except for the PDF invoice layou
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by davedx 4mo ago
Don't count on it. They might not break out inference from training.
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by davedx 4mo ago
Agree https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Have_No_Mouth,_and_I_Must_Sc...
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by davedx 4mo ago
Virtue-signalling or just the daddy? https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/
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by davedx 4mo ago
I don't know if I agree that's the only sane workflow; the problem is, I am way less invested doing code reviews of agents than I am reviewing code by human colleagues. I would love to be able to say I pay the same amount of atten
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by davedx 4mo ago
Ha. I've worked in a fairly strongly regulated sector (energy, in the Netherlands), where I collaborated closely with our head of compliance, and she heavily over-interpreted the regulations while I often tried to find more pragmatic s
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by davedx 4mo ago
This could be super interesting to watch as the IPO gets closer. Someone, somewhere, is doing a lucrative arb trade. And someone, somewhere, will be caught on the wrong side of it.
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SpaceX Perpetual Futures on Hyperliquid(hyperdash.com)
2 points by davedx 4mo ago|1 comments
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by davedx 4mo ago
"Current research" Citation needed. Multiple, given the extraordinary claim.
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Reality: The Final Eval – Vending Bench Eval(latent.space)
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The Case for Space Datacenters(newsletter.semianalysis.com)
10 points by davedx 4mo ago|7 comments
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Madagascar Hissing Cockroach(en.wikipedia.org)
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Milky Way black hole's missing wind found after a half-century-long search(phys.org)
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by davedx 4mo ago
Start gradually converting your equity to bonds is the standard advice on that timeframe. If you're dreading equity drawdowns, that's what fixed income is for.
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by davedx 4mo ago
Eh, Tesla had a relatively normal growth company valuation for a while when they were growing strongly. The problem is the stock still hasn't compressed the multiple back down as growth stagnated... because the market swapped out &qu
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by davedx 4mo ago
Your job URL gives a 404. Sounds awesome though, good luck!
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by davedx 4mo ago
- cheaper - much less upfront capex, lower operating costs - removes nasty geopolitical dependencies on eg gulf state oil and gas; costs are more predictable - easier to plan and build because the base units are much smaller Variability rem
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by davedx 4mo ago
Yeah the relatively recent paper that takes LCOE and adds back a bunch of cherry picked system costs is a PITA to refute because it's inherently complicated and actually has some good points. The problem is every good argument for rene
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by davedx 4mo ago
Meanwhile, Google...
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by davedx 4mo ago
I recently went through this process with Microsoft for Office365 and it was reasonably well executed: it needed escalation and three separate callbacks to first verify, then reset my password, then reset my MFA (I changed my phone and lost
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by davedx 4mo ago
"until I can get a few shares at a reasonable valuation" I doubt you will. Most likely IPO reference price will be like SpaceX's, 100x ARR or so. You're better off buying Google who own a huge chunk of Anthropic at a muc
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by davedx 4mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | I'm in the Netherlands Hi! I work for clients in the US and Europe on projects across energy, edtech and finance. My most recent work has been heavily AI oriented, so I now call myself an AI Engineer, but I&#x27
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by davedx 4mo ago
The recruiters I know haven't changed their methods that much. They understand AI and some of the implications but at the end of the day it's the end client who has a job spec and they still follow whatever is in that spec.
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by davedx 4mo ago
If you want to make money, buying SpaceX stock isn't the way to do it This is about valuation not ESG
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by davedx 5mo ago
> The only real solution is cryptographic sovereignty systems where even the vendor mathematically cannot access user data, regardless of what US law says. ...OR, we host our data in our own countries with companies incorporated in our c
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by davedx 5mo ago
CLOUD Act.
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by davedx 5mo ago
Which tasks? I use DigiD with SMS and I've never needed to install an app, I have healthcare etc etc.
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by davedx 5mo ago
Dude, Chinese labs distil attack via the APIs , if Musk wanted to do something like that, technically he could. Legally it would be a giant slam dunk liability though
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by davedx 5mo ago
I use Gemini for heavy web scraping-adjacent API work. Web grounding has been super useful for the project. I will definitely not be updating to this new model, and I think once 2.5 Flash is deprecated I'll have to re-architect so Gemi

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