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dmazin
2y ago
Oh, good comment. After reading the article, I walked away with "well, they were vague about the terms, but the real terms sound fine to me." But your comment changed my mind somewhat: it definitely isn't a co-op, and the &qu
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dmazin
2y ago
I agree – the investigation is thorough, but I think the conclusions are a little jumpy.
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dmazin
2y ago
This is a nonsense comment. Easy to get to by train from London. Don’t be discouraged by this comment.
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dmazin
2y ago
The funniest part of this is that this is an incredibly nice / chill interview process.
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2y ago
I did this: I studied pure math in uni because “it could be used for anything.” I hugely regret this. 1. I didn’t find it that interesting, and so I don’t feel like I got much out of it. 2. I found later that I learn math much better when I
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Starcraft (A History in Two Acts)
(filfre.net)
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2y ago
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2y ago
“HumanProgress.org is a project of the Cato Institute“
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2y ago
Aha, so I’m not the only one. For both Claude 3 Opus and 3.5 Sonnet, anecdotally its language is far more natural. So much so that I prefer it over 4o.
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Local, First, Forever
(tonsky.me)
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2y ago
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2y ago
The one thing I remember from this is dimensional analysis. An awesome tool. You can use the units of the inputs to make sure that the output makes sense (e.g. if there's seconds in the numerator, and seconds*2 in the denominator, the
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Demystifying Git submodules
(cyberdemon.org)
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dmazin
2y ago
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2y ago
Of all the books mentioned here, I can’t recommend it highly enough. (And seeing a therapist!)
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dmazin
2y ago
Inference takes 30+ seconds before it starts outputting even the first token.
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dmazin
3y ago
This specific issue of Lapham (focused on philanthropy) that this article came from fundamentally changed how I think about philanthropy. Can anyone recommend books that critically examine philanthropy (and articles/books with counter
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3y ago
That’s an interesting exoplanet, though not sure how someone would live on a gas giant.
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3y ago
This could be a cultural loss. Aren’t some floors essentially museums, with much older equipment intact?
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Software Defined Radio WiFi Modem Implemented in an FPGA
(nuand.com)
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dmazin
3y ago
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Pink Lexical Slime: The Dark Side of Autocorrect
(cyberdemon.org)
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dmazin
3y ago
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Cowsay should not be enabled by default
(github.com)
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dmazin
3y ago
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dmazin
3y ago
Highly recommend the animated movie Secret of the Kells.
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Paul Biggar removed from CircleCI board for pro-Palestine blog post
(hachyderm.io)
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dmazin
3y ago
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3y ago
I was nodding along until I read that they deflate XC90s. To me, that is a completely reasonable car if you have 3 children. I know people who buy Range Rovers just to drive to work, but not XC90s.
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dmazin
3y ago
I mean, that's a good failsafe.
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dmazin
3y ago
The article does mention that a Waymo car was also involved in an incident. > In May, a driverless Waymo car blocked a fire vehicle while it was backing into a station.
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Fantasy meets reality
(cabel.com)
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dmazin
3y ago
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dmazin
3y ago
Thank you!
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Cold restart whole system after total outage
(evalapply.org)
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dmazin
3y ago
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A disk is a bunch of bits
(cyberdemon.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I love Chiang’s work. I also enjoy all the nonfiction essays he has written lately on AI. Regarding this story itself. I have a guilty love of stories about genius. Can anyone recommend similar stories/books/movies?
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I just made the mistake of reading a few recent DHH blog posts, and I really appreciate the difference between these two people. Both have a large following, but one sits down and does his work, while the other owns a company and seems phys
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