giwook

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by giwook 5mo ago
Too funny to be AI-generated. Well done.
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by giwook 5mo ago
The sychophany is not limited to academia unfortunately.
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by giwook 5mo ago
People do weird things when there's a lot of money involved.
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by giwook 5mo ago
These are all helpful contributions, but ultimately we need buy-in from decision makers (i.e. rulers/heads of nations). And at least in the US we do not have it and are actively going in the opposite direction, mostly in the name of mo
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by giwook 5mo ago
I installed LuLu recently and it's been nice to have that extra peace of mind. Obviously it's not a silver bullet, but it is a nice tool to have as part of a broader defensive, preventative posture. I'm not associated with th
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by giwook 5mo ago
I think he was saying it was an unfair extrapolation to say that OP's limited experience with a small subset of people defined an entire nation. I'm saying that in the case of South Korea, that extrapolation is very much accurate.
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by giwook 5mo ago
Fair point. What about cars or houses?
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by giwook 5mo ago
> where the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest To say that "the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest" by using Coke as an example is a significant oversimplification and
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by giwook 5mo ago
Not necessarily. South Korea is one example that I have intimate knowledge of where one's consumer habits (the clothes one wears, the car one drives, the logo on one's handbag) is the ultimate signal of status. You're automat
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by giwook 5mo ago
That's a lot to imply from my simple comment. My viewpoint is actually the exact opposite of what you claim: it all feels like a house of cards that is set to collapse at any moment. I can also tell you're quite passionate about t
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Agents of Chaos(agentsofchaos.baulab.info)
3 points by giwook 5mo ago|0 comments
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by giwook 5mo ago
Did anyone else read this article and try to spot the differences between the first two photos? (appearing before and after the title)
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by giwook 5mo ago
How many instances of Doom can it run though?
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by giwook 5mo ago
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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by giwook 5mo ago
I don't think it's the conspiracy theory that you're making it out to be. It is publicly known that the vast majority of deals in the AI space are circular in nature without the need for explicitly encoding any of it in a leg
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by giwook 5mo ago
Got it. I'm now picking up on your point given the implied political bias that your comment hints at. I don't want to resurrect this long-dead debate as I take it you are not pro-science.
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by giwook 5mo ago
Not sure what you're trying to say here, but I get the sense you don't have enough information as to what's going on here (nothing wrong with that, I've been trying to tune out myself). Regardless: "...an increasing
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by giwook 5mo ago
"In March, a spokesperson for Meta told The Guardian that the decision to abandon encryption was due to low uptake. "Very few people were opting in to end-to-end encrypted messaging in DMs, so we're removing this option from
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by giwook 5mo ago
> I'd be more concerned with "your model can't be too woke" regulatory scenarios. Honestly that's exactly where my mind went. We already see the current administration trying to censor free speech (e.g. Jimmy Kim
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by giwook 5mo ago
And just when you thought the American healthcare landscape couldn't be any more fucked.
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Cerebras Leads Crop of IPOs Rushing to Tap Market Before SpaceX(techcrunch.com)
3 points by giwook 5mo ago|0 comments
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Pentagon Delays Put 150 Wind Projects on Ice as Trump Targets Wind Power(nytimes.com)
16 points by giwook 5mo ago|5 comments
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by giwook 5mo ago
Does anyone know why Trump hates wind power so much? Why does he continue to support and subsidize coal so heavily?
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by giwook 5mo ago
The comment I responded to said they felt bad for GH employees. I was saying I don't feel all that bad given they are well-compensated white collar workers (like many of us here). Life is pretty good if one's biggest concern is wo
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by giwook 5mo ago
I wonder how much of this is geared towards actual public safety/"national security" versus the current administration wanting to use this as another form of leverage when AI companies (e.g. Anthropic) don't listen to th
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by giwook 5mo ago
You missed my point.
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by giwook 5mo ago
You're right. That being said, 300k TC for E4 is still pretty good. Plus the RSUs have gone up like 60% in the last several years so that 300k package from a few years ago is maybe 350k or more by now. My point is that they are compens
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by giwook 5mo ago
I wouldn't feel too bad for them with their top-of-market comp and valuable RSU packages.
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by giwook 5mo ago
> I also feel comfortable saying that many Americans don't care one bit what happens to foreigners, be it by action of their government or companies. This is true. There are also many of us who do care. This brings to mind something
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by giwook 5mo ago
Found the DeepSeek employee.

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