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by henry2023 4mo ago
There are about 4 billion 64 bit integers for each 32 bit integer. The chance of a random 64 bit integer being a 32 bit integer is 0.0000000233 % The chance of a random 64 bit integer being a product of two 32 bit integers is 17% Nice
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by henry2023 5mo ago
> Are we now actively participating in the genocide? The US has provided over 310 billion (not inflation adjusted) in military funding to Israel since the Nakba. So I’d consider “participating” a strong understatement.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
The statement is neither violent nor muslim per se.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
I think it’s important to note that EY report’s overall quality has not been affected by GenAI.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
“Caballo que alcanza, gana”
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by henry2023 5mo ago
I agree with you. This doesn’t necessarily mean model bias but it exposes the attitude of the xAi team towards what they are trying to build. It’s difficult to prove but it’s not hard to imagine they will/are trying to remove favorable
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by henry2023 5mo ago
It’s a pretty moderate tax on second homes and it makes the city cash flow healthier. I don’t understand what’s controversial about this.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Everything has inherited biases. Grok has explicit biases on top of its training set [^1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1p22c89/people...
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Claude: Oh shit this is serious I need to step up and center the div with perfect precision … (45k tokens later) … style="margin: 0 auto”
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Anthropic illegally downloaded virtually all copyrighted material in the world to train their models. What makes you think they will have even a little consideration for your IP?
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Because privacy has perceived value.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
local models are 3 to 6 months behind SOTA models with the huge benefit of not needing to send all your IP to a shady third party. If inference cost comes down (as it has been for the last few years) you’ll be able to run today’s SOTA in yo
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Tu quoque is a fallacy my friend.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Twitter is mostly bots (take almost any response and look at the account history). Don’t make the mistake of thinking that Twitter / X noise is consensus.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
The biggest industry in the world is importing top talent from around the world? Who’d have guessed?
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by henry2023 5mo ago
What’s an activist judge? Do you believe a judge can just rule whatever they want outside the framework of law?
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by henry2023 5mo ago
AI is not more expensive than paying a human employee. AI is not capable of replacing a human employee yet so the premise of the title is wrong.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Either this is sarcasm or you’re not old enough to use Internet.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Soon to be part of your portfolio if you hold Nasdaq 100 or S&P 500 trackers line QQQ or SPY.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Modern society has taught us human value is proportional to their productivity capacity. i.e. Homelessness it’s seen more like an inconvenience than anything else mostly because deep inside people believe if they were just more productive t
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Generated comments are not allowed. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Thankfully we have you to tells us what true Catholicism is like. Maybe the Pope could come learn a little bit from you.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Musk doesn’t seem particularly good at lawsuits. Remember when he was suing Twitter to get out of having to buy them? Perhaps he lacks good lawyers, perhaps he just can’t find substance and he’s filling out of spite.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
I'm happy I'm no longer a shareholder of this company. Software stocks won't win longterm if their value proposition is "we vibe code now".
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Paying the person's income + bonus is a lot cheaper and safer than revese engineer some processes.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
This is the holy-grail in TradFI, not sure if it applies to fintech. It's not uncommon to hear from people who own an internal process only they know that's essentially their whole job security. The extreme being people that produ
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Breaking up big tech would make US markets more competitive, not less.
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Agree. I'm more reliant on having a keyboard than on having copilot make tab suggestions and I wouldn't like my PRs to include a tag: "Keystrokes courtesy of: Keychron K3 Max".
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Regardless of tech you can always improve your speech. I had a Japanese girlfriend who went through the process and 80% of the results where accomplished by learning the ~20 vowel sounds found in American english (vs her native 5 vowel soun
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by henry2023 5mo ago
Colonized by who?

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