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by htrp 2y ago
The ML pricing algos for uber have tons of features solely aimed at maximizing revenues. It wouldn't be a surprise that the HAS_CREDITS field has a +20% impact to ride pricing.
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by htrp 2y ago
> Our militaries wear uniforms, and our weapons of war are clearly marked as such because our societies operate on trust. As long as we don’t see uniformed soldiers marching through our streets, we can assume that the front lines of arm
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by htrp 2y ago
Intel Global Foundry Services Solutions doesn't yet exist.....
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by htrp 2y ago
> Additionally, we are implementing plans to reduce or exit about two-thirds of our real estate globally by the end of the year. But we'll still want everyone back in office in Q1 25
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by htrp 2y ago
wait until someone takes that url as theirs
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by htrp 2y ago
Any curation mechanism that depends on passion and/or the goodwill of volunteers is unsustainable.
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by htrp 2y ago
> I am ignoring food, phone, car, rent and discretionary expenses, as these expenses tend to be constant or not mandatory. It’s not like only high earners need to commute to work, need shelter, healthcare, or phone plans, or have familie
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by htrp 2y ago
"There are wealthy gentlemen in England who drive four-horse passenger-coaches twenty or thirty miles on a daily line in the summer because the privilege costs them considerable money; but if they were offered wages for the service, th
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by htrp 2y ago
it's really an indictment of management, whose inability to learn how to manage a remote workforce means that they default back to the idea of management by walking around that they learned at HBS if your management tree is a bunch of
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by htrp 2y ago
I expect eventually people will demand a premium for the BS?
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by htrp 2y ago
Money.
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by htrp 2y ago
Tell me you've never used Chime without telling me you've never used Chime.
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by htrp 2y ago
Which LP would this policy most align to? and is there an LP that can enforce the 996?
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Amazon CEO Vows Leaner Teams Amid Bloat, Ends Work from Home(bloomberg.com)
4 points by htrp 2y ago|2 comments
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by htrp 2y ago
a/b testing to the (local) max
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by htrp 2y ago
The o1 model already pretty much explains exactly how it runs the chain of thought though? Unless there is some special system instruction that you've specifically fine tuned for?
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by htrp 2y ago
Cutting roku out .... and trying to capture all the value for themselves
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by htrp 2y ago
> The space agency, under a fixed price agreement, agreed to pay Boeing $4.2 billion to develop the Starliner spacecraft; SpaceX would receive $2.6 billion for the development of its Crew Dragon vehicle. > The NASA officials at the p
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by htrp 2y ago
how would they be a sitting duck in a driverless car?
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by htrp 2y ago
lake wobegon effect?
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by htrp 2y ago
there are torrents all over the internet of AI training data for images and video.... img2dataset also exists
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by htrp 2y ago
I don't understand why they need a 5 billion dollar revolving credit facility.
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by htrp 2y ago
What was the estimate for how much time you guys took to translate the torch to Jax vs how much you spent on XLA?
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by htrp 2y ago
> I think it entirely has to do with a generation of software people getting into the field (understandably) because it makes them a lot of money, rather than because they're passionate about software. These, by-and-large, are medio
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by htrp 2y ago
Quick update here: the model in question is apparently an attempt at an attention grab, there are open questions as to whether it is a llama 3 fine-tune, a llama 3.1 fine-tune, or a series of api calls redirecting to claude 3.5 sonnet, with
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by htrp 2y ago
AI seems to give more consistent results than outsourcing (not necessarily better, but at least more predictable failure modes)
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by htrp 2y ago
>Safe Superintelligence (SSI), newly co-founded by OpenAI's former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, has raised $1 billion in cash to help develop safe artificial intelligence systems that far surpass human capabilities, company execu
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by htrp 2y ago
was the internal one something like "developer V"?
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by htrp 2y ago
From the actual article: >[Clearview Chief Legal Officer] Mulcaire said in his statement that Clearview doesn't fall under EU data protection regulations. >"Clearview AI does not have a place of business in the Netherlands o
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by htrp 2y ago
I think this is a great article explaining exactly why it's okay to step off the career progression ladder and say this is what I want to do. The alternative is the Peter principle where you end up promoted upwards until you fail. OP,

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