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by fny 2y ago
Nadella is just saying we haven't yet seen a revolution yet measurable by 10% economic growth--he makes no statement about the future. Most people have no clue how to use AI or where to use it in their lives. There was a guy at work wh
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by fny 2y ago
Microsoft has committed $100B to Stargate. These cuts are meaningless by comparison.
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by fny 2y ago
Here’s the TD Cowen research note: https://www.threads.net/@firerock31/post/DGbK1VkyKlp/in-late...
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by fny 2y ago
He is: this refers to spending Microsoft had planned on its own outside of Stargate. It says so in the article.
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by fny 2y ago
No. A long strangle is a way to long volatility. With a put, you primarily pay for directionality with hedged upside risk: you don't lose your house if the stock moons. While it's true volatility is a component, that's a si
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by fny 2y ago
So now I need to call myself the inventor.
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by fny 2y ago
If you use third-party packages in your code the risk is far, far greater. At least with LLMs you're somewhat forced to audit code before its turned into copy pasta. I don't know the last time I've read through an entire code
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by fny 2y ago
With beacons, you need to install something—-with glasses, you don’t. With glasses, you can map the space while identifying POIs—-with beacons you can’t. Unfortunately, no one really cares about energy use.
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by fny 2y ago
Much salt: “fluoxetine pretreatment ” “in a mouse model of sepsis.” I’d be interested to see how this holds up in EHR data with the caveat that anyone with mental health issues likely has a million confounders. I’m not even sure how this w
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by fny 2y ago
Run Tesseract on a screenshot and you'll be underwhelmed.
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by fny 2y ago
A little secret: Apple’s Vision Framework has an absurdly fast text recognition library with accuracy that beats Tesseract. It consumes almost any image format you can think of including PDFs. I wrote a simple CLI tool and more featured Pyt
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by fny 2y ago
And yesterday I learned they’re shielded from FOIA despite whatever transparency was promised.
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by fny 2y ago
It does past a terabyte.
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by fny 2y ago
As you say, "incumbent monopoly carrier" is not competition, so a municipal provider which competes with broadband is a great idea. This article, however, is arguing we don't need more bandwidth, and we need more consolidatio
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by fny 2y ago
There is not a single 5G provider with unlimited high-speed access. Not one. Perhaps this has something to do with limited mobile bandwidth? Now imagine we add more bandwidth: what would happen to Comcast and other fiber monopolists if pe
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by fny 2y ago
Because competition drives innovation. 5G exists as widely as it does because carriers were driven to meet the standard and provide faster service to their customers. This article is essentially arguing innovation is dead in this space and
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by fny 2y ago
Clearly you did not like playing Monopoly as child.
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by fny 2y ago
I love how one of the most volatile assets on earth—- which could also be made illegal—-is a more viable alternative to real estate or equity for wealth preservation.
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by fny 2y ago
Vanguard is everyone’s retirement account. Everytime someone buys their S&P 500 ETF, they go buy stocks.
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by fny 2y ago
Narrative text is a worse UI pattern. It's impractical to read. Also how exactly do you merge narrative changes if you need to write several transformations as updates? Are you expected to update the original text? How does this affect
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by fny 2y ago
But we already knew everything about her?
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by fny 2y ago
So... fiat?
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by fny 2y ago
Please consider making an e-ink bank. I have a Sony FES with that feature, and it would be a dream to have a watch with a hackable band.
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by fny 2y ago
The current administration, however, plans to let M&A run wild. Oligopolies don’t need an app for uncoordinated price fixing. The fact that there’s a cartel that controls 97% of the frozen potato market is wild . This will only get wor
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by fny 2y ago
Don’t react to the Airbnb and Uber: read the article to the end. The core argument is tech empowers oligopolies which in turn drives inflation. There are other damning facts too: > private equity companies have rolled up all the fire tru
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by fny 2y ago
Any? You just pipe your data into the x, y, and z holes.
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by fny 2y ago
We've had AI retrieval for two decades--this is the first time you can outsource your intelligence to a program. In the 2000-2010s, the debates was "why memorize when you can just search and synthesize." The debate is now &qu
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by fny 2y ago
Can someone please explain how the law tramples free speech? Isn’t it completely legal to shut down a stadium or arena? Additionally, why have we all forgotten that China does not allow any of our social media companies within their borders
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by fny 2y ago
If China doesn’t permit our social media and search engine companies to operate in their country, why should we allow theirs in ours? Reciprocity in market access should be a baseline expectation.
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by fny 2y ago
Blatant political showmanship. It’s as if (1) criminals can’t easily find someone clean to print them guns (2) they can’t go to Jersey (3) there are laws preventing the import of plastic gun parts from other places. I almost forgot: Mangion

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