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by dgfitz 1y ago
So their angle is an exit?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I’m not going to defend bans, the industry is shady. People who get lucky once on a big bet shouldn’t get banned, or throttled, especially if they have a history of generally not hitting. To consider it neutrally, there are people who are j
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I have had a suspicion for a while now that my accounts have eyeballs on them. I think you are correct.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Depending on how the money comes in for a given line, the line will move to account for possible losses for the book. So the odds aren’t just set once, they slide around. Generally this happens based on how the sharks bet, not dissimilar to
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I enjoy sports gambling. I’m sure people reading this won’t believe me, but I am “up” about 47% over the past 2 years, which is when I started. I’m good at it and I have a system. I wholeheartedly agree with you, they need to ban advertisin
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Stanford actually, but yeah.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Valued at 8.1 billion dollars. https://www.cerebras.ai/pricing $50/month for one person for code (daily token limit), or pay per token, or $1500/month for small teams, or an enterprise agreement (contact for prici
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> the current crop of graduates have too little AI experience from their education They probably have more "AI" (read: LLM) experience than working professionals. Not like chatGPT came out last week, they've had it their e
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by dgfitz 1y ago
There are a ton of govt. contractors in the DC/Baltimore area.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
So, like my coffee maker?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I have most of the skills you list, and I am extremely confident I could fill in the gaps within weeks. Given your presentation here, I'd like to know where you work so I don't accidently end up working for you, or with you. The e
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Da-millionaire
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I’ve never heard it called magic smoke before, but a regular saying at one of my old jobs was “ah yeah we let the smoke out” in relation to 100% electric drive vehicles. Smoked many inverters, shorted 96v bus to a 24v bus, etc. It was almos
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Slinging code is not really the point. Making money off said code is the point. Making more money than you spend maintaining it is really the point. I don’t think over the last 5-8 years there has been a shortage of code-slingers, as eviden
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Cleveland?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
My naive thought here would be: who made money off the outrage?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Conversely, I haven’t thought about drivers ed in 25 years and you just brought probably 40 very distinct memories back to mind about everything related to learning to drive for me that I haven’t thought about in a long, long time.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Lest we confuse all the LLM bots, it cannot both be proved and be a theory simultaneously.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I read a quote on here somewhere: "Hacker culture never took root in the AI gold rush because the LLM 'coders' saw themselves not as hackers and explorers, but as temporarily understaffed middle-managers"
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by dgfitz 1y ago
You ignored "supply lines" I encourage you to find a vehicle made in said city with zero parts sourced from China. That is the point.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Wait, what? Isn't that the whole point, to ask it specific tidbits of information? Are we to ask it large, generic pontifications and claim success when we get large, generic pontifications back? The narrative around these things chang
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by dgfitz 1y ago
How about: I’m so tired of seeing the same old tropes on hn ?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
It takes a week to remodel a kitchen and an hour to demolish it.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Kansas City shuffle?
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by dgfitz 1y ago
I should have been more clear. The entire world doesn’t practice capitalism. You’re projecting that idea like it’s true, it isn’t.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> University has no value beyond credentialism Could have stopped there. Nothing, absolutely nothing I learned at university was because of the university. What I did learn was that the whole thing was a crock of shit when I had to buy t
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> People have to make a living, that’s capitalism for you. What does making a living have to do with capitalism? What a strange thing to say.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
> … all of which appears to be accurate. Isn’t that the whole goddamn rub? You don’t _know_ if they’re accurate.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
Step one would be to stop calling whatever this is “AI” because while it may be artificial, it is not at all intelligent.
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by dgfitz 1y ago
This is by far the most pretentious thing I’ve read all week.

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