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by dosinga 1y ago
material weaknesses would be more of a problem for ketchup watches. dijon mustard is strong enough so you don't require that much for it to become an issue
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by dosinga 1y ago
I remember biking to the library to read it every time it came out
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by dosinga 1y ago
Thanks for that. This study is much more nuanced and does not really concur with the conclusions from the article at all. The article says: Today, almost 90% of Icelandic workers benefit from a reduced working week of 36 hours whil
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by dosinga 1y ago
If you are a software engineer with no sense of design, do make it like Google. Material Design allows anybody to put something together that looks half decent, is somewhat consistent and familiar with users.
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Meetings Won't Be the Same When the Boss Sends an AI Bot(bloomberg.com)
1 points by dosinga 1y ago|1 comments
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by dosinga 2y ago
Tim would do well in these times of LLMs. They can write code faster than anybody but also need more guiding and coaching than anybody. They don't learn anything no matter how much we call it machine learning. These days what we most n
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by dosinga 2y ago
It's a nice story and I get the bit about the culture, but it does overlook the fact that you don't need the stones while you very much do need the LLMs.
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by dosinga 2y ago
> We are big fans of Apple and believe the iPhone and iPad are two of the most consequential products of the last century Huh? How are they products of the last century? Other than that most things are
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by dosinga 2y ago
Thanks. That is a good point. The RLHF phase indeed might "force" the LLM to adopt con artist tricks and probably does.
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by dosinga 2y ago
Sadly yes
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by dosinga 2y ago
This feels rather forced. The article seems to claim both that LLMs don't actually work, it is all an illusion and that of course the LLMs know everything, they stole all our work from the last 20 years by scraping the internet and und
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by dosinga 2y ago
Given your self permission to do something and don't care about the sleep is interesting; I have done this, worked on something till 2am and then fall asleep and wake up refreshed at 9am
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by dosinga 2y ago
It's not a bit and a half. It is 1.58 or really log(3) / log(2) since it allows for three values, -1, 0 an 1
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by dosinga 2y ago
> Google also opted to pull out of China instead of selling their Chinese operations to a domestic company. Does it imply that Google had interests beyond financial when operating in China? Yes. At the time Larry & Sergey still ran t
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Ruth Slenczynski turned 100 today. This is her playing 95 years ago [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dosinga 2y ago|0 comments
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by dosinga 2y ago
This. ChatGPT doesn't play chess very well.
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by dosinga 2y ago
if they are cash flow negative, that won't really help
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by dosinga 2y ago
The thing that made Lehman Brothers Lehman Brothers was not that they had a bad business model (the article says so much). It was that they were a central player in a network of financial products that were poorly understood that redistribu
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by dosinga 2y ago
ah yes, like the CEOs of Google and Microsoft
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by dosinga 2y ago
I think it says 300B /by/ 2035 per year
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by dosinga 2y ago
" $300 billion annually by 2035" to me 300 sounds pretty good. But that's a long time
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by dosinga 2y ago
How would this multiple passes work though? Unless the model actually talks about what it does, I am not sure how it would have this ability. The next word prediction mechanism is just always going to do it one shot. Your prompt paints a co
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by dosinga 2y ago
Kenya is not a rich country, but hardly suffers from "civil wars, coups, and a starving population". Not all African countries do.
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by dosinga 2y ago
The actual value of a currency is not all that relevant. The Japanese Yen is worth less than the Indian Rupee, but the cost of living in India is a lot lower.
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by dosinga 2y ago
By now I wouldn't be surprised if more people know who Kurt Vonnegut is than Barnes and Noble, at least globally
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by dosinga 2y ago
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7076733/Catman-Kang...
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by dosinga 2y ago
Yeah, but I think the point is that this applicable on unrealized capital gains too. So if I start a company in Norway, raise a bunch of money and then move to the US because the company wants to have a presence there, I now have to pay the
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Show HN: Hacker News front end that can be sorted by freshness(douwe.com)
3 points by dosinga 2y ago|3 comments
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by dosinga 2y ago
I mean Musk wouldn't do it for that, why would Altman?
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Founder mode is wishful thinking(blog.douwe.com)
2 points by dosinga 2y ago|0 comments

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