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by hattmall 1y ago
I always liked the idea of rapidly swappable batteries, like pulling into a gas station. Then they could be charged / stored in centralized locations which act as very large batteries for the grid. Keep batteries at 90% or even less an
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by hattmall 1y ago
The concept and determining factor is how it relates to revenue. Is it an activity that supports or contributed to current revenue generation, or is it something that is expected to only contribute to future revenue generation.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Pretty sure you get Medicaid if you are on disability, no? But I'm from somewhere that has loads of people on benefits, but no one says "disability" it's medical retirement and they get around all the restrictions by doi
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by hattmall 1y ago
No, he's saying that people respect the law, which they do. It's all about finding loopholes, and sticking to the letter of the law while working around the law to do whatever the law prohibits but doing it in a way that remains l
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by hattmall 1y ago
There's a quote, at least from the movie, where Zuckerberg calls people "dumb fucks." I honestly have to think the same about anyone that seriously bought into a corporation putting "do no evil" in a mission stateme
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by hattmall 1y ago
It's pretty easy to figure out max capacity of any of those businesses. Audit the traffic and compare against reported figures. So yeah, you can get away with it, but can't go overboard. It's safer to just waste some high mar
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by hattmall 1y ago
Watson is more generally the computer system that was running the LLM. But my understanding is that Watson's generative AI implementations have been contributing a few billion to IBM's revenue each quarter for a while. No it'
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by hattmall 1y ago
Ok, but do you not remember IBM Watson beating the human players on Jeopardy in 2011? The current NLP based neural networks termed AI isn't so incredibly new. The thing that's new is VC money being used to subsidize the general p
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by hattmall 1y ago
Fireworks seem like a reasonable compromise.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I use a trackball mouse and anything else feels very cumbersome. It's so much movement moving my entire hand. With the trackball I just flick it directionally with one finger and then catch it with the other finger.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Yeah, I mean that is definitely the intent of the question and it's absolutely one of the factors that's driving money into AI. Assisting competent engineers certainly has value, but it's not an easy calculation to assess tha
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by hattmall 1y ago
I guess for me the questions is, at what point do you feel it would be reasonable to this without the experts involved in your case? As an edit, after reading some of the prompts, what is the likelihood that a non-expert could even come up
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by hattmall 1y ago
With time and focus any person can beat the market. The market is wildly irrational, so rational actions are not the deciding factor. It is being able to spend all your time and focus watching the data. The question is whether this can be r
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by hattmall 1y ago
I think that's true in software development. A lot of the focus is on coding because that's really the domain of the people interested in AI, because ultimately they ARE software. But the killer app isn't software, it's
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by hattmall 1y ago
Is the tweet saying that you also told it your name and then it guessed that your Dad's name was the same as yours?
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by hattmall 1y ago
Wondering what capability you think their might have been that caught Luigi? And do you think the fast food workers and local cops were in the know, or just that he was being tracked waiting on an organic tip?
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by hattmall 1y ago
Products will become advertisements themselves. It could be cheaper and more effective to send everyone a box of Tesla Tasty-Electrons cereal than TV or Social media and slots. Casinos provide free drinks, cartels offer free prostitutes, it
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by hattmall 1y ago
But how do you even know if it's actually higher quality. I find that expensive stuff breaks just as readily as cheap stuff in many cases. Speaking to dishwashers specifically in my rentals I've found that pretty much they all hav
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by hattmall 1y ago
1 in 5 people had Lyme disease where you live? Where is that??
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by hattmall 1y ago
An absurd amount of land is held by people that don't even know it. They aren't looking to sell generally. Lots of inherited and placed in trusts over generations. Use q public, or whatever is in your area and search for land rec
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by hattmall 1y ago
Except most entrepreneurs are from poor backgrounds. Maybe not in software but everything from lawn care to selling cocaine is entrepreneurship.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I've never understood the hate for table layouts. They literally just make sense. And now all they advanced css frameworks have basically just recreated table layouts via divs with row and column classes. I get the need for responsive
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by hattmall 1y ago
The fees they charge third party sellers are significant.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Except this seems like a direct result of natural selection, because older men can still pass on their genes. Older women can not as readily pass them on.
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by hattmall 1y ago
China is an apartheid state with actual concentration camps. Hundreds of millions of people in forced labor, several hundred million more in deplorable living conditions, the world's largest polluter, and has ambitions of invading thei
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by hattmall 1y ago
If not pure propaganda it's ignorant delusion. The US removing a small number of criminals illegally in the country draws massive correlations to Nazi Germany, meanwhile China has 1 million+ people in actual concentration camps simply
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by hattmall 1y ago
I wonder why it is that they didn't poll China with this question?
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by hattmall 2y ago
You are skipping the part where she moved out of the Bronx at 5 and grew up in Westchester for the entirety of her schooling, graduated cum laude from BU and worked in DC. She only moved to the Bronx to leverage her Puerto Rican heritage af
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by hattmall 2y ago
Mandatory as in what? You go to jail if you can't pass calculus?
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by hattmall 2y ago
And importantly... Just like with food, the overwhelming majority of people will not notice at all. Even trained wine tasters can't tell the difference between cheap and expensive wine reliably. Normal people can't even tell what

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