infecto

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by infecto 5mo ago
As he likes to share often, "He ranks among the top 2% of scientists globally (Stanford/Elsevier 2025) and is one of GitHub's top 1000 most followed developers. "
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by infecto 5mo ago
"I am not sure how many people will run AI models locally. It still seems like a niche application to me. However, it will make decent machines to play video games." I don't know who will be the winner but with some of the re
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by infecto 5mo ago
Or alternatively there is simply a huge demand for compute and this is helping them fill a short-term need. Keep in mind if you saw in the article there is a 90-day cancellation clause. This is a nothing burger.
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by infecto 5mo ago
No its not. "Both SpaceX and Google have the option to terminate the agreement with 90 days’ notice after December 31, 2026"
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by infecto 5mo ago
It definitely is not nonsensical for anyone with experience in Singapore.
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by infecto 5mo ago
I think you pierced the hearts of Elon haters/fan boys and are getting downvoted. Absolutely agree with your statement. Most top comments are just upvoted from the hivemind. Elon topics are always the worst because nobody even uses cri
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by infecto 5mo ago
And? Continue down your conspiracy theory please.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Sadly you are absolutely correct. The quality has nosedived in the past 1-2 years. I am not sure the exact cause but one of the things I noticed is a massive uptick in users who have insane post counts with sub 1-2 year history. Breaking th
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by infecto 5mo ago
I have a 2.5Gbps connection, costs me something around $75/month. I would never consider going less. It is about peak not sustained use for me. If I am downloading something I don't want to sit around and wait for it.
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by infecto 5mo ago
+1. The coding model was fine and it was fast but the fact that it was free was a massive boost.
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by infecto 5mo ago
No you provided examples with but statements and a few of the examples are private close ended funds.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Fair enough, but courts tend to apply a slightly higher evidentiary standard than thermodynamics. ;)
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by infecto 5mo ago
No you’re just assuming what I am asking. You have proven my point so thank you. No examples and lots of buts and exceptions. We are probably talking around each other to some degree but that’s ok!
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by infecto 5mo ago
Time will tell if it’s a ponzi or not. I am not fully convinced but it will be interesting to see, the family dynamic is always a bit suspicious and especially how they were at the end of a rope post Covid.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Good for the SP500 but I don’t think it’s true that indexes need to be slow moving. They can serve any purpose! Comparatively I think it makes sense Nasdaq100 would want to include it earlier. Not all indexes need to be slow moving or repre
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by infecto 5mo ago
The latter has not been proven and the former is pretty normal for business. We will see how it plays out in the court and markets.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Interesting those are value funds? Of course that was not what I was asking or what this thread was about.
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by infecto 5mo ago
There are so many indexes these days and they all have different angles. I don’t see this as being less principled and more it’s the nasdaq 100.
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by infecto 5mo ago
This is how many businesses operate. You have still not provided example of fraud or scam behavior.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Please cite funds that beat passive indexes over long periods of time.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Please elaborate why caravan is a scam?
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by infecto 5mo ago
This reads less like an observation about AI and more like someone who thinks very highly of their own judgment and coding ability. Over the years I’ve worked with a few engineers who talked this way. Ironically, they often ended up being a
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by infecto 5mo ago
Are we arguing if ribbon shortcuts are not a core function?? I don’t know why we are even going down this road but… for any user that has moderate level of use in excel, the keyboard shortcuts are used so heavily that they absolutely become
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by infecto 5mo ago
Cannot speak to bugs but purely functionality. Historically speaking the macOS products lag by years.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Sure if you are a basic user it’s no issue. Basic being someone using 1% of the feature set. The moment you start developing any skills in office there is an actual difference in the product. Like I already said, MacOS did not have ribbon s
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by infecto 5mo ago
Lack of parity. It’s getting better but my classic example is ribbon shortcuts for Excel. They did not exist until something like 6 months ago.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Part of that reason is Microsoft office is a third class citizen on macOS. Edit: Not sure why this would get downvoted. Weird. It absolutely lags behind windows version of the products by years. Excel did not get ribbon key shortcuts until
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by infecto 5mo ago
Sounds like a bad idea. Adopt the future or get out of the way. This is dock workers all over again. Massive amounts of automation could be had but instead we have dock unions that only serve to increase costs.
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by infecto 5mo ago
Why?
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by infecto 5mo ago
Whataboutism is a weak argument. China is an equal player on the world stage when it comes to propensity to harm. From the many human rights violations over the years, how they orchestrated the takeover of Hong Kong, frequent border dispute

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