infecto

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by infecto 1y ago
Just what I know about the majority of America, this seems like a terrible idea. Most downtown areas in America are pretty empty. This includes Kansas City. There are pockets but it’s not like a uk city where you have the style of small con
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by infecto 1y ago
For some reason that math does not seem correct.
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by infecto 1y ago
Right I did. I guess for those of use that don’t have other human contact those few moments with the front of house are meaningful but for me that’s not the case. But again unless I am going to a nice restaurant I don’t recall having much o
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by infecto 1y ago
I am sure my experiences are different than yours but I never considered ordering food peak human to human contact. Again only my own experience but at least in China there is always humans around to answer questions. It’s definitely not fo
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by infecto 1y ago
I guess I did not articulate it well but China leap frogged contactless payments and credit cards. Everything is paid with your phone. I consider that ahead.
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by infecto 1y ago
The writing is insufferable.
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by infecto 1y ago
I still am a fan of QR code menus but the west never executed on it well enough. In China I just order from the menu on my phone. No waiting for front of house. If I do have questions it’s easy to buzz front of house and they will come over
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by infecto 1y ago
You’re arguing over nothing. All I have consistently said is scam ads/promoted videos exist in high volume on YouTube but usually only for viewer profiles where YouTube has little to no profile. Those are the cheaper spend areas hence
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by infecto 1y ago
As I originally stated I am happy to be corrected but I don’t think you understand it either. Promoted videos are ads. Premium removes in-stream ads, not in-feed ones. They’re paid placements, not recommendations. And again as a premium use
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by infecto 1y ago
Please don’t start drama where nothing exists. You were confused and I pointed out that 1) I believe we are talking about promoted, which is paid, videos not the recommendation engine. These of course are not purely ads but are paid for. An
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by infecto 1y ago
And? YouTube web absolutely has ads and if they have not built a model on your user you will absolutely get the chum ads like scams. I am not sure what you’re trying to tell us.
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by infecto 1y ago
I think the plot flew way over your head. We were comparing costs and for my reading, saying gaming rig is more about consumer grade hardware and not so much an assumption that you already have one. After all I assume we would be buying a 5
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by infecto 1y ago
We are talking about ads and promoted videos. Nothing to do with what it is recommending unless I am entirely conflating the root of this subject. If that is true, then of course you would never have seen these as a premium user. Scam video
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by infecto 1y ago
Honestly not sure what you are talking about. I could either spend $20 a month for my cursor license. Or Spend $2k+ upfront to build a machine to run models locally. Pay for the electricity cost and time to set both the machine and software
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by infecto 1y ago
Sure but we were talking about gaming rigs to run models locally. You are describing some extreme edge folks that are keeping 24/7 work on gaming rigs in your home.
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by infecto 1y ago
It goes in direct conflict with your idea. I am sure you know some people within your circle that say they cannot leak data but the fact remains. Over 85% of Fortune 500 companies use some combo of OneDrive or Sharepoint. The companies have
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by infecto 1y ago
Paying for compute in the cloud. That’s what I am betting on. Multiple providers, different data center players. There may be healthy margins for them but I would bet it’s always going to be relatively cheaper for me to pay for the compute
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by infecto 1y ago
In my experience it’s very common for big companies to not host. Think Fortune 500 type companies. Most are legally happy with their MSA and reasonably confident in security standards.
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by infecto 1y ago
This is a poor take imo. Depends on the industry but the worlds businesses run on the shoulders of companies like Microsoft and heavily use OneDrive/Sharepoint. Most entities, even those with sensitive information are legally comfortab
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by infecto 1y ago
My take is the models matter but the tool call integration is the most important piece and differentiator.
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by infecto 1y ago
Can we not use loaded words like slavery which just cheapens real slavery?
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by infecto 1y ago
Interesting to see how people feel about copyright law. If it’s a them the individual downloading IP it’s screw those evil IP holders. If it’s OpenAI we’ll screw OpenAI!! I for one am interested to see how courts globally figure out what is
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by infecto 1y ago
Huh? Part of the problem in at least the us system is with insurance you have to run such a tight operational ship. I don’t believe inflation plays a large of a roll but you add significant headcount and leapt force practices to have scale
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by infecto 1y ago
I don’t believe this is really what I was talking about. I think there is a case for universal insurance but someone at the end of the day is still making a financial decision.
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by infecto 1y ago
It is worth it imo but it could be better. This is my back of napkin mental model but I have convinced myself that most of our troubles are because health insurance morphed from truly emergencies to every day care. Routine care (both primar
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by infecto 1y ago
On the flip side I would argue that European countries have largely fell flat or negative because employment law is too generous and it forces companies to be too cautious in hiring. I don’t know what the right balance but I am not sure goi
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by infecto 1y ago
Out of all the industries out there, tech work has historically been one of the least demanding. Where are these 80 hours coming from?
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by infecto 1y ago
Same case for me. I find it pretty good at it too. Far from perfect but it usually a pretty darn good start.
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by infecto 1y ago
I use ChatGPTs quite often. I can send it a loaded question and it helps tease out sources and usually at the very least scrapes away some of the nuance. I have used it a lot for finding a list of a type of products too. Taking the top n se
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by infecto 1y ago
No I said I don’t believe any of the existing benchmarks do well when it comes to using a tool chain. They built a model specifically to be used with their tool chain calls, something that a lot of the models out there struggle with.

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