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by guax 2y ago
This gets repeated a lot but in reality hiring is a skillset that good programmers sorely lack.
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by guax 2y ago
I think the amount of money is explained in part by hubris. People in high positions think they're at least what they earn more smart and capable than people at the bottom of the org. So its reasonable, expected, borderline obvious tha
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by guax 2y ago
They don't seem to care about Ai either. The vast majority of people care about the value they're getting, companies care abut open source because its usually free. I don't think we expect a company to exist solely making a p
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by guax 2y ago
Every year seems like we get worse at naming things in non confusing ways. I am waiting for the o1-pro-max now, pro max ultra and pro max ultra plus.
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by guax 2y ago
Though I agree that the damage will be limited I don't think it would be very concentrated on people paying attention. Considering notifications get pushed and heavy use of large group chats is common in south America does not take muc
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by guax 2y ago
The only life worth living is the one that maximizes shareholder value. /s
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by guax 2y ago
We don't need to sort every letter but we need to deliver them by hand. And packages, etc. How many people are required to run the government compared to the size of the population they serve is absolutely a valid metric and makes tons
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by guax 2y ago
My PC was never updated because the capable 7700K was not supported by win 11 even with TPM. Microsoft dropped the ball hard on system requirements.
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by guax 2y ago
The last question to me is the most interesting. I am starting to believe that they don't consider it a failure because they might be lending the money as a bribe to be close/hold something to the guy influencing the president. Li
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by guax 2y ago
Same way he fights for freedom of speech. Btw, I have a bridge to sell, interested?
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by guax 2y ago
I would be careful with the 4d chess angle given how the twitter deal went through.
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by guax 2y ago
Technically correct. Best kind of correct. I stand corrected.
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by guax 2y ago
"It's almost like I am good with money" twitted Musk sharing a link for an article citing the 97 cents on the dollar sell out. It's incredible that Twitter is still worse than it was before the sale on almost any metric
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by guax 2y ago
I wonder if its better than the current version where my soul gets possessed by youtube shorts for 40 minutes.
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by guax 2y ago
Being a criminal is illegal in many places.
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by guax 2y ago
I think there is a conjunction of factors at play. Only slower film available means no clear images of action. No digital copies means that most pictures have had LOTS of time to deteriorate before being digitised and reproduced. Most peopl
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by guax 2y ago
Thats for giving you credit. Not for spending your own balance.
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by guax 2y ago
Asking the treasury to do ideological/legal analysis of transactions is the same as giving your bank the responsibility of approving your credit card expenditure based on their idea of what you need/should buy. The fact that they&
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by guax 2y ago
Even If I take everything you said here to the T, being brilliant in making tech startups does not AT ALL mean they'll be brilliant understanding government processes and structures. This over arrogance of us techies thinking because w
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by guax 2y ago
This is what I get on ollama for deepseek-r1:14b. I have no clue how most of this things work and where the triggers are placed. Its a bit eery what it responds for Taiwan. `` ` ~ ollama run deepseek-r1:14b "Whats the biggest critici
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by guax 2y ago
That's a very reductive and limited way to look at art. You're right in stating it as decoration but I would not conflate the two. Different things, both valuable in its own right.
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by guax 2y ago
That seems like a problem of a single large provider and not a connectivity problem. It's a monopoly issue that would be less of a problem if a single or even a minority of players were not the largest producer. At least electricity ca
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by guax 2y ago
Next people will want a interconnected communications channel between countries. Utter pipe dream.
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by guax 2y ago
And he will receive the ultimate penalty. A very stern talking to!
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by guax 2y ago
Thats a long time to spend in it. Likely stuck trying to quit vim.
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by guax 2y ago
He might be getting divorced, at 40, it would explain a lot to me. Not the he did not have this misogynistic view before, but that it was better for him to keep it to himself. Both at home and to avoid backlash into his company. Now that po
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by guax 2y ago
You raise a fair point. But I think it still aligns with what I was going for, the millions of years in evolution are not more data on the same system but the system itself changing to be able to cope with limited data and novel scenarios.
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by guax 2y ago
You don't need the 16, you can get a much younger person to drive too. It only supports the fact that data amount/quality is not the problem.
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by guax 2y ago
A human does not need billions of driving hours to learn how to drive competently. The issue with current method is not quality of data but methodology. More computation might unlock newer approaches that are better with less and worse qual
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by guax 2y ago
I guess it depends a lot on the reason why they're under represented. Lack of skinny people in UFC makes sense. I'm not so sure companies and schools are just passive in a cultural preference environment. And by not so sure I mean

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