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by giwook 7mo ago
They have to keep their head down for fear it will get cut off (figuratively speaking, mostly). I doubt the majority of Chinese civilians are happy to be in a repressed state such as the one they're in. And unfortunately it's pret
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by giwook 7mo ago
I appreciate the breakdown. But practically speaking, does it really matter? The goal of language is to communicate, and in this case we all understand what the author is referring to when they reference "RAW". It's like chas
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by giwook 7mo ago
I think this is probably because Europe is considered part of "the West".
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by giwook 7mo ago
> citizens that accept surveilence and lack of privacy It's certainly not to China's extent, but is America really that opposed to surveillance and lack of privacy? Yes, we tend to raise a huge stink when evidence of such comes
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by giwook 7mo ago
It would be bad in that it makes employees' stock less liquid. Stock-based compensation is a huge part of many employees' comp packages. I think a small subset of people might adopt a short-term approach to equity ownership. I thi
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by giwook 7mo ago
Out of curiosity what carrier are you using? Pulled the thread on this a bit and it seems that it will be highly carrier-dependent and will likely be flakey if it works at all. TTL is one of the simplest methods carriers use to detect if th
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by giwook 7mo ago
I wonder what future civilizations millennia from now will think of the remnants of our civilization. Archeologist from the future: WTF is a 'labubu'?
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by giwook 7mo ago
Conventional for whom?
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by giwook 7mo ago
And yet sometimes you just need to pull the plug.
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by giwook 7mo ago
I agree with the sentiment. Experimental culture is inherently risky though, and risk is not something you want too much of as a public company as your shareholders can and will be very loud. They do still experiment but in their R&D di
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by giwook 7mo ago
I doubt that very many (if any) companies do this. I don't see how this would benefit them. Why do you care what's out there if you may not be hiring for months/years down the line when the landscape may have changed dramatic
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by giwook 7mo ago
I'd guess that this is in large part due to the sheer amount of datacenters they plan to bring online in the coming years and the fact that they can't scale up green energy quickly enough to meet the expected demand. In an ideal w
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by giwook 7mo ago
It's hard to get that in a single camera because of the size. If you consider the size of professional grade camera lenses there's a reason why they produce much better images. But conversely it's pretty impressive what phone
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by giwook 7mo ago
China has actually been leading the charge in terms of green energy lately, at least in terms of making solar power equipment more accessible by way of driving down cost. I have no idea however if they're just exporting this to other c
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by giwook 8mo ago
I don't know that there would be a huge overlap between the people who would fall for this type of marketing and the people who want to run LLMs locally. There definitely are some who fit into this category, but if they're buying
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by giwook 8mo ago
What are your specs? That does seem to fit the bill though of being more of a niche use case for which MBPs will be best suited for going forward. Seems like most devs who are not on rust/c++ projects will be just fine with an Air equi
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by giwook 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, what are some good use cases for a MBP now with the MBAs being so powerful? I can think of things like 4K video editing or 3D rendering but as a software engineer is there anything we really need to spend the extra money o
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by giwook 8mo ago
Rumor has it that Apple is releasing it this year.
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by giwook 8mo ago
What kinds of defensive measures can you even take against such a blatant and yet inevitable invasion of privacy that don't involve you just completely covering your face whenever you go out in public?
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by giwook 8mo ago
I'd love to have a smaller/cheaper phone but I continue to hold onto my Pro from a couple years ago is for the high end camera, particularly the telephoto lens. No, I don't need it all the time. But when you do need it, it&#x
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by giwook 8mo ago
I’d be interested to see some specific examples cited as it’s hard to take this comment at face value.
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by giwook 8mo ago
I commend Anthropic leadership for this decision. I simultaneously worry that the current administration will do something nuclear and actually make good on their threat to nationalize the company and/or declare the company a supply ch
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by giwook 8mo ago
Nope.
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by giwook 8mo ago
Clickbait.
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by giwook 8mo ago
https://archive.is/qjsFy
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by giwook 9mo ago
I read this as "Dugtrio found to block tumour resistance". As in the Pokemon.
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by giwook 9mo ago
https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/a-postmortem-of-three-...
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by giwook 9mo ago
LOL this doc is incredibly ironic. How does Trump feel about this part of the document? (1) Truth-seeking LLMs shall be truthful in responding to user prompts seeking factual information or analysis. LLMs shall prioritize historical accura
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by giwook 9mo ago
Big coal got involved. Undoubtedly one or more billionaires in the dirty energy industry would have seen their substantial wealth dwindle to the mere single-digit billions and started paying politicians a lot of money. There's simply n
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by giwook 11mo ago
You make it sound like Google is giving out free usage out of the goodness of their hearts.

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