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by heisgone 2y ago
Maybe we should require a plate for commercial use of the bike lane and use the money to fund more bike lanes.
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by heisgone 2y ago
"The thing that private equity does is just unload assets and monetize assets. And so they effectively paid for the purchase of Red Lobster by selling the real estate," They did the same thing with Sears and many others.They short
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by heisgone 2y ago
Power Automate can be fun, and Adaptive Cards inside Teams work well.
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As someone said, they don't need to outperform. They only need to perform enough to survive and pull management fees, which are risk free for the managers.
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The fact is, retail cannot compete risk-wise with institutions. Thanks to Quantitative Easing and low interest rates, money, by itself, has very little value. To make lending money "valuable", you have to leverage it at ratio that
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by heisgone 2y ago
It wasn't irrational at the time as it was much harder to harnest parallelism then.
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by heisgone 3y ago
My biggest fear is if they kill old.reddit.com . I can't use anything of the newer interface without pulling my hairs.
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by heisgone 3y ago
This video highlight the difference of culture between NASA and SpaceX, for better or worse. Kimbal Musk talks about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiT0B1C7ow0
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by heisgone 3y ago
This one UI might survive for a while as Microsoft doesn't have anything else to fill that role, and with conversation AI becomming a thing, this can of UI have their use.
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by heisgone 3y ago
It's indeed impressive. Stable diffusion is progressing so fast. That being said, I find myself picking more and more cues that an images is AI-generated. There is a feel to it. It's not different than the best movie CGI. As Chris
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by heisgone 3y ago
I would argue that it's not only Google that got worse, the whole web got worse. I wish for a search engine that would exclude any website that is overleaded with ads. The side effect would be better quality content.
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by heisgone 3y ago
This is similar to Bezos standard for meetings. The person who plan for a meeting has to prepare a 6 pages memo (full text prose). The first 15-30 minutes of the meetings are to allow everyone to read the memo. If you can't articulate
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"The problem was that the women who were making the cakes didn't feel emotionally invested enough just adding water, he said. Eggs would make it feel more like baking. In later years, many would portray this as a pivotal moment in
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by heisgone 3y ago
Touch used to be highly precise overall. I used to be able to click on very small text in Safari with earlier version of iOS. It's not just the keyboard.
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by heisgone 3y ago
This overlap with so many things, notably, Sharepoint Online, while having limited integrations. 365 is more fragmented then ever.
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by heisgone 3y ago
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/authors/yuval-harari/
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by heisgone 3y ago
It works for simple cookies cutters UI. Anything fancy and original, you are on your own, and there is no way around it. The only thing that came close to combine the possibility of being orignal and readability is SVG, but it went nowhere.
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by heisgone 3y ago
Well, Microsoft ditched Electron for their new version of Teams.
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by heisgone 3y ago
The financial system is already largely disconnected from reality. It's already non-sensical for even expert in the field. The stock market rally against all odds are crash without external events. Outside a few connected people, to wh
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Management wouldn't risk being called on their bullshit and contradictions.
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For me, I would just like a simple way (no technical knowledge) to invoke LLM sub-steps. Exemple "Find the 4 articles of laws most relevant to this case, then anaylse each of those articles separatly". So, a simple non-technical w
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by heisgone 3y ago
Which model of monitor do you use?
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by heisgone 3y ago
I can see it working well for something like what Microsoft is doing with Adaptive Cards inside Teams conversations. I can imagine an AI chatbot that serve you targeted UI on the spot. It's integration with a whole site/app that i
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by heisgone 3y ago
Thanks. That's interesting. If I understand correctly what you say, analog cannot be used for training but might be used to bake a trained static model. I think things are evolving too fast now for pre-trained models to be baked in sil
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by heisgone 3y ago
Are those transistor analog? It seems that AI would be fine with an analog weight evaluation and a lot of energy is wasted doing numerical calculations.
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by heisgone 3y ago
The issue that I have is that everyone that praise Loom are talking about how they enjoy using it to create videos. I don't hear anyone saying they enjoy consuming them. Do you?
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by heisgone 3y ago
In 25 years, Atlassian is by far the worse platform I had to write code for. Worse than Oracle. You smell the pile of turd you are sitting on at every corner. For obvious reason, they embraced the corporate agile movement and can't coo
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by heisgone 3y ago
Maybe the problem is need of fixing is "too many meetings".
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I don't expect them to break even. All I'm saying is that if the company is in a situation where the more car they sell, the more money they lose (because of manufacturing cost alone), and can't fix that soon, they are in tro
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From what I heard, Lucid built an amazing car but is way too costly to build. They likely sell at a loss, even if we don't factor in R&D cost. They goal is to live another day.

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