itake

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by itake 9mo ago
I think it depends on the market. Atlanta specifically when I was flipping houses in 2012-2015 had a lot of corporate investors buying up low income properties, fixing them up, then renting them out.
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by itake 9mo ago
I think the US should prioritize training permanent residence over temporary residents that may take their skills (and wealth) back to their home country. If the h1b program was a perm residence visa, then your argument holds water. When th
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by itake 9mo ago
I think the expectation is you provide your own training data for task complexity and the router trains a model for you.
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by itake 9mo ago
At some point in the future, the owner will pass and their children will have a mass of plastic to manage. Perhaps their children will cherish it for generations, or perhaps their children will have different musical tastes from their great
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by itake 9mo ago
I don't know the details, but large personal residences tax your brain (as well as your bank account). Instead of spending hours of his life negotiating RE purchases, maintaining his properties, cutting checks to plumbers, doing renova
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by itake 9mo ago
Renter control is the "got mine, lets pull the ladder up" version of Nimby-ism for renters. Amazing for Grandma to pay $500/mo to live alone in a 2b Manhattan where she raised her family. Terrible for the young families try t
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by itake 9mo ago
I moved from Zoho to Gmail, b/c of their pricing. Google's basic plan is $7/mo [0], whereas the lowest cost plan with zoho is $25/mo [1]. Zoho's free plan stopped offering custom domains and/or limits imap acce
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by itake 10mo ago
Why? AI crawlers will kill your server and give no backlinks. At this point, I'm writing for myself and not for any particular audience, b/c even if I'm discovered, I'd be discovered by AI.
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by itake 10mo ago
I spend about 200 days in hotels and I don’t want the extra weight or deal with dns/paywall issues
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by itake 10mo ago
all big companies used to be small companies. I once worked at a company where the original developers thought it would be cute to name everything star wars themed.
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by itake 10mo ago
Human names need meta data. People see the job title of "head of security research" in Workday or Slack. For new hires (or people in other orgs), shouldn't need long product descriptions trying to explain team lingo means.
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by itake 10mo ago
I misunderstood the name. I think I mean: Japan’s Furusato Nōzei. This system creates weird incentive schemes where rural areas offer 'benefits' to city folk.
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by itake 10mo ago
I wish they left space to discuss the Japan’s Furusato Nōzei and China's Hukou system and how they impact non-residents. For example, if your hukou is registered to a rural community, you do not have access to the same level of public
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by itake 10mo ago
Can someone correct me if I am wrong? The noise problem is caused by fans (air cooling). Data centers cooled by water do not have noisy fans. My understand is modern data center designs use close loop water systems, eliminating noise and wa
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by itake 10mo ago
I connect to my residential ISP in the USA via VPN all the time and have never had issues with being blocked for VPN use. Maybe they mean commercial VPN providers that run on the cloud?
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by itake 10mo ago
Simmer - Ship AI-driven change campaigns across fleets of micro-services. Similar to Claude skills, Simmer lets you run fleet wide code changes consistently across multiple git branches, isolated per environment. https://github.c
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by itake 10mo ago
I think this is true, if you can read in the language. Its really difficult to help someone on tech issues if their device is configured for a language you don't understand. Simply changing the language is annoying, b/c then they
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by itake 10mo ago
we don't see 10,000x efficiency increases in those job categories.
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by itake 10mo ago
Jobs functions will change over time. Not everyone will be able to do research roles, but robotics is far away from replacing human hands in any meaningful way. Humans need plumbers, home construction, healthcare professionals [0], teachers
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by itake 10mo ago
its not though... there is literally an infinite amount of work. If humans become 10,000x more efficient, then we still have infinite amount of work to do.
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by itake 10mo ago
Model output is non-deterministic. Did they make 10 calls per decision and then choose the majority? or did they just recreate the monkey picking stocks strategy?
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by itake 10mo ago
> We time segmented the APIs to make sure that the simulation isn’t leaking the future into the model’s context. I wish they could explain what this actually means.
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by itake 10mo ago
I’ve spent the past five years working in content moderation. In my opinion, the real gap in the market isn’t “better safety models”. it’s turn-key orchestration platforms that provide: - A web portal for manual moderation and data-labeling
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by itake 10mo ago
Tech (and finance) workers have always had a surplus of wages enabling a comfortable life and plenty left over for investment. Personally, my 'worst' year investing my wages is when I only saved 50%. Currently, I save 70% of my af
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by itake 10mo ago
> on-average double your money yeah. that is my point: for many people, "double [your spare] money" means going from $1 to $2... Tech (and finance) workers have always had a surplus of wages enabling a comfortable life and plen
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by itake 10mo ago
probably bias sources but: - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/almost-20-gen-z-investors-164... - https://www.gemini.com/blog/gemini-survey-finds-more-than-ha... At the end of the day, investing in a
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by itake 10mo ago
imho, IBM's quant computing says they are still hungry for growth. Apple and google still do share buy backs and dividends, despite launching new businesses https://www.ibm.com/roadmaps/
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by itake 10mo ago
I get it... but im just explaining why people are doing what they do: choosing to hold cash over higher risk investments. Lack of education IMHO is a huge part. Crypto has way more education around how to invest than equities investment. If
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by itake 10mo ago
Not really? Inflation in europe is ~2.2%, which is about what HYSAs in europe offer. The value erosion isn't significant in the short term, especially if people spend most of what they earn. In your 20s and 30s, the time horizon for th
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by itake 10mo ago
> Europeans basically keep their savings in bank savings accounts. USA is not much different. The wealthiest 10% of the U.S. population holds the vast majority of stock market wealth. Recent data shows this group owns around 90-93% of al

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