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by dzink 7mo ago
It’s variable rewards and even with large models the same question can lead to dramatically different answers. Possibly because they route your request through different models. Possibly because the model has more time to dig through the pr
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by dzink 7mo ago
With the current wars this will only gain more interest.
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by dzink 7mo ago
Meta is lobbying with millions for it.
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by dzink 7mo ago
The money that goes to the injured is dramatically smaller than the money that everyone in the system pays to cover the insurance liability calculated insurance rates when the payouts can be arbitrarily set by juries. So if one jury says 60
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by dzink 7mo ago
Huge chunk of the costs come from the fact that Doctors pay astronomical malpractice insurance rates in some states with no tort reform. Some have to spend more than 100k on insurance - 1/3 of their total pay. Since some states allows
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by dzink 7mo ago
In places where you can’t trust courts, you see organized crime fill the gap - goons start enforcing rules for the bad guys and there are no individual good guys big enough to stop an army of well paid goons. With tech enabling every kind o
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by dzink 7mo ago
corrected.
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by dzink 7mo ago
You have to understand how gears shift from there. Trust is essential for business transactions and specifically for long term investments. You can’t make massive leaps in technology or medicine or many other areas without trust (a lot of m
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by dzink 7mo ago
Because the market is eternal competition. If one does something that works others have to figure it out and nobody puts their ideas in open source.
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by dzink 7mo ago
Opus 4.6 is AGI in my book. They won’t admit it, but it’s absolutely true. It shows initiative in not only getting things right but also adding improvements that the original prompt didn't request that match the goals of the job.
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by dzink 7mo ago
This would be wonderful if it is accurate - instead of guesstimating, let people report their actual findings. I can confirm GLM 4.7 is possible on M1 Max and it can do nice comprehensive answers (albeit at 12 min an answer) locally. You ca
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by dzink 7mo ago
To refer back to the trite business book section - making something new is a Blue Ocean Strategy approach. Fighting for existing market share is a bloodied Red Ocean approach that Thiel called “competition is for losers”. So both benevolent
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by dzink 7mo ago
People remember your kindness. That’s it. I’ve had several senior neighbours who passed away, after decades of living alone. We’ve always helped each other in one way or another and when they passed, in all cases I thought back about the la
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by dzink 7mo ago
Personalized ads enable personalized lying by advertisers. Politicians in the 2016 election would target voters for party with enraging content while the other got shadow posts that lied to them about their candidate in a way that would not
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by dzink 7mo ago
Need is valid. The site is showing mostly flood watch warnings - maybe cluster topics? Also don’t mess with the scroll bar - maybe the ads are doing it, but it froze and wouldn’t move down for a while.
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by dzink 7mo ago
If everything is local, why the subscription? That 150 is instant incentive for me to prompt my own on Claude and get a more personal outcome right away. Margin comes from a moat, and local LLM is the opposite of that, especially if you nee
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by dzink 7mo ago
Fun fact - some of it may be a subset of all data and with trimmed outlying points, so when you set some stop loss conditions they get tripped in the real world, but not by your dataset. Get data from my sources.
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by dzink 7mo ago
Rare earth minerals are often all over the place, they are just very messy to get to and that gets in the way of EU pollution regulations. China is not a sole producer - they are just cheap enough to make mining elsewhere not worth the hass
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by dzink 7mo ago
I grew up in a world that didn’t have secure corporate jobs as a thing. That’s most of the world outside the US. There, you could get secure government jobs (if you come from the right family or connections) or you had to learn how to build
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by dzink 7mo ago
Putin’s war ambitions profit most from the scare around Hormuz. His sanctions get removed to provide alternative supply, he can charge exorbitant prices, and he gets leverage. Since he is also providing targeting information for Iran to sho
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by dzink 7mo ago
Hoping to add to this perspective: The ability to transfer a lot of money in the physical shape of brand watches costing 200k per piece may have added to their appeal. AppleTV’s show Friends and Neighbours upselling their value as Jon Hamm
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by dzink 7mo ago
Is this Affiliated with the Chinese company Alibaba? Any chance data goes there too?
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by dzink 7mo ago
The link is broken. Here is a working one. https://www.king5.com/article/news/community/facing-race/was...
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by dzink 7mo ago
One reason for that might be the size of the baby homo sapiens scull/head upon birth. Bigger brain might have meant female Neanderthals couldn’t give birth to Homo Sapiens babies. Just a theory.
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by dzink 7mo ago
Try Liquid Glass on iphone. Absolutely horrible if you don’t turn off all the motion.
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by dzink 7mo ago
I use their accessibility features to stop all animations I can. Maybe if more people upvote here they will hear us. No point in suffering in silence.
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by dzink 7mo ago
Dear Apple, no latency from brain to action is the greatest design you can possibly have. We want to feel one with the machine. That's the greatest joy and difference between a Mac and a Windows machine. Adding latency to the fastest m
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by dzink 8mo ago
Which underlying model/s do you use to power it?
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by dzink 8mo ago
I’ve been missing the local Fry’s and recently learned that MicroCenter has opened a store in Santa Clara. It felt like heaven! It was pure fun to meet all fellow enthusiasts who would swarm the demo DGX Spark to figure out if a couple of t
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Bulgarian Teacher with 38 International Medalist Students(youtube.com)
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