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by ijidak 1y ago
Heroin is a name brand drug designed for pain by Bayer. Later it became the illegal substance it is today. I imagine patients seemed perfectly normal at the time it was released, otherwise it would never have been released for widespread me
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by ijidak 1y ago
Is there a similar source you're aware of, cheap with a clean API? Hated to lose IEX.
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MSTY AI Studio(msty.ai)
3 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
In my years, I've noticed bubbles tend to burst after we move past the phase of bubble skepticism being the dominant voice. When the dominant voices begin to claim, "This time it's different!!" that's usually a sign
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The Cost of Progressive Rollout(surfingcomplexity.blog)
1 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
I think we underestimate the insane amount of idle cash the rich have. We know that the top 1% owns something like 80% of all resources, so they don't need that money. They can afford to burn a good chunk of global wealth so that they
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by ijidak 1y ago
Can you elaborate? The technology to build a human brain would cost billions in today’s dollars. Are you thinking moreso about energy efficiency?
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by ijidak 1y ago
This is exciting. This is great for data visualization and financial applications!
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by ijidak 1y ago
But is it an informed opinion? Every human has an opinion on practically everything. But has that human put in the effort to justify pushing that specific opinion? In this case, is the opinionated engineer humble enough to realize that usin
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America's AI boom is squeezing the rest of the economy(economist.com)
3 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
Plug for vimium. I find it hits the keyboard sweet spot for me while browsing.
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by ijidak 1y ago
For me, the way humans finish each other's sentences and often think of quotes from the same movies at the same time in conversation (when there is no clear reason for that quote to be a part of the conversation), indicates that there
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by ijidak 1y ago
Software development costs hundreds of dollars in the 90s. My parents bought VB 6 for $600. Only in tech are we shocked when things cost money. I don't know that any other industry expects such a reality.
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by ijidak 1y ago
Agree. It's all English. That's the whole point of these tools. Why are we purposely creating CLI dialects?
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by ijidak 1y ago
> Try it today in the Gemini app. Available globally on desktop and mobile... They refer (sort of) to a desktop app on the page, but I've never seen a Gemini desktop app. It seems they're just saying the web app on desktop... I
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by ijidak 1y ago
> I keep being asked if Chrome should be allowed to find devices on my network God in heaven, how can I say yes once and for all!?! Recently switched to macos and ios. There are so many of these permissions I can't seem to permanent
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by ijidak 1y ago
I wonder at what point this becomes like guaranteed salaries in sports, like prominent NBA players, where you work hard to get the salary. And then once you've made it, you are basically done, and it's hard to get up and motivate
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AWS MCP Servers(awslabs.github.io)
3 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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Claude Code Tips(spiess.dev)
3 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
So, I post this because I wonder if the key to models that improve daily is "sleep". E.g. well never get around garbage collector pauses for models. I'm sure this is not an original idea, but it hit me today and I figured I w
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Sleep Is for Backpropagation (2017)(dimitarsimeonov.com)
4 points by ijidak 1y ago|1 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
Not true. How the higher level thought is occurring continues to be a mystery. This is an emergent behavior that wasn’t predicted prior to the first breakthroughs which were intended for translation, not for this type of higher level reason
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by ijidak 1y ago
What do you read? I’m an economist reader too for weekly news. Would love other sources, but it’s hard to find anything with similar depth and a similar lack of sensational-ization found in most news. Edit: Oh, and global reach. The economi
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by ijidak 1y ago
Holy crap. This is the best breakdown I've seen to really put the difficulties in perspective. With this information it makes it clear that any jet, no matter how luxurious, is a dramatic downgrade. Thank you for this.
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Migrating Uber's Compute Platform to Kubernetes(uber.com)
4 points by ijidak 1y ago|0 comments
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by ijidak 1y ago
Agree. The prompts and data presented to the model seem setup to steer towards blackmail. It's probably a marketing play to make the model seem smarter than it really is. It's already making the rounds (here we are talking about i
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by ijidak 1y ago
PHB? Pointy haired boss? My first time seeing this.
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by ijidak 1y ago
Ive has made hits in the past. In hindsight, it might be a cheap acquihire.
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by ijidak 1y ago
What do you mean by "online form"?
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by ijidak 1y ago
This is not so different than the greatest of all time debate in sports. It makes for interesting television. For that reason, it probably won't stop anytime soon.

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