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LLMs are a revolution in cofounder relationships
(blog.jovono.com)
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The Great 2028 Pharma Patent Cliff
(blog.withedge.com)
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ARM: The biggest IPO of the year is for patent licensing
(blog.withedge.com)
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Patent with Edge
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Unclear which way it would go. I hope that would happen. But either way it would solve a major incentive misalignment. Even if SF stays just as progressive it will be much more functional.
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I didn’t have room to mention everything. I had to cut a lot! But Clipper is a cool example. Clipper is a nice interface for transit consolidation but making that the centerpiece is, in my opinion, very unambitious.
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Everyone would still get to vote. It would just be in a combined city instead of many small ones.
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It’s Time for Greater San Francisco
(palladiummag.com)
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3y ago
I don't see the most important format right now... .kfx :(
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MK-1
(mkone.ai)
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I don't think this case is about GPU copying, since that's not what's alleged in the complaint. Mostly, they are alleging that Silverman's book was in a training set that contained an unauthorized copy. I wrote this post
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OpenAI will crush Sarah Silverman
(blog.jovono.com)
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Seems like not that much power. I guess you could build this into solar panels (some kind of coating?) so that they generate power when it rains too so that the percentage of time the panel generates power is higher. But would the decrease
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3y ago
The two classes focus on video games, so I think (Twitt)er is fine (though if Twitter launched a Twitch competitor one could see it becoming a problem for them!)
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I know that these are famous last words on Hacker News, so I post them very hesitantly...but presumably this is bad news for Plaid, right?
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One thing that this article missed was that it was San Diego centric. In Israel, desalination is a much bigger part of the ecosystem. Over half of its domestic water comes from desalination. Quite a bit of the problem in California, as in a
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3y ago
“Automakers think the problem is touch screens and not their software” There, I fixed that headline for you
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Y Complimentor
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The Four Horsemen of Technological Change
(dda.ndus.edu)
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Germany Is Losing the Electric Vehicle Transition
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Tech’s Gell-Mann Paranoia
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Epicycles of Thought
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Ultima Genomics emerges from stealth with $600M in funding
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Using Secondaries Strategically
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Engineers Who Look Up
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Apple can own I/O to own the universe
(diff.substack.com)
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6y ago
Total chaos. It's a vol game, but you need a lot of time to do it well (and honestly need to know drivers of market volume, which is even harder to do from the outside).
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6y ago
This is actually the opportunity for our startup. I think there is generally a great opportunity to be the Databricks of a lot of academic software. We're starting in a big research area in biology :)
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Remember when Eric Schmidt thought COVID-19 was going to increase demand for commercial real estate?
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This doesn't make sense to me. There absolutely was a "like count". There were votes for decisions and there were citations for opinions. Academia is bitter for that reason. Yet, with the same incentives and much higher stake
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