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by jdw64 5mo ago
Very occasionally, I think I'm being rational, but they probably see me as just as irrational as I see them
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I disagree with Isaac Asimov on that point. The reason is that professors and universities have failed to communicate that knowledge persuasively to the public. In other words, it's establishment science. They ignore opinions that oppo
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I envy you. For me, AI is faster than the code I write myself in many, many cases. It might replace the average developer, but a talented developer like you probably won't be replaced
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Why do problems caused by anti scientific behavior occur in a country like the United States, which has so many outstanding scientists? From a third party perspective, I wonder if it's because, as stratification has progressed in the U
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The sad thing about humans is that under capitalism, capital consumes public goods like nature. Then, when those public goods degrade and harm the human species, the capital class that actively consumed those public goods refuses to help re
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I only use AI for software development. For writing, I don't use it at all except to translate source materials. So yes, AI is only for software development in my case. The real question is whether I have any value outside of software
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In other words, because GEN AI a lot of code, the idea is to shift human value toward verification. Sometimes I think about what programming really is. In fact, learning programming itself is a huge challenge for a non English speaker like
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Sometimes I think, I wish I had the knowledge to dig into these kinds of detailed parts like you do. I tend to obsess only over the context of what the video is trying to say, so I miss these small details. You probably achieved that throug
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You seem to have said what I was trying to say, but much more eloquently. I also agree with your opinion on Angular. But I like React, so I'm a little sad. Still, I mostly agree with you. The reasons you criticize React are exactly the
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Reading this, I realize that I don't have confidence in winning under capitalism, so I think it would be quicker to just try to break the game of capitalism altogether. But communism, in my opinion, seems like a concept that is unlikel
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JS became a compilation target (and it really did), and back then in the video it was asm.js (that's been deprecated, hasn't it?), but then WebAssembly came along... Seeing it actually being implemented and running natively, it se
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Is that so? How embarrassing. I'm not a native English speaker, so I didn't understand the metaphor.
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If that's the case, wouldn't it be better to just put it in the desert? Realistically, if noise from calculations is the problem, placing it in a remote area would be more economical.
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What I don't understand about building a space data center is that you need radiators to release heat. Otherwise, it will become a space thermos. What's even more incomprehensible is that you would need specialized equipment for s
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I wish you success. I wasn't trying to mock your failure, and I'm truly sorry if I made you feel bad. I don't want to be a cynical person who mocks others' challenges. I apologize again for that. I was just expressing th
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First of all, I respect your decision. I apologize for speaking too hastily about your choices. What I was trying to do was simply talk about how incredibly fast AI infrastructure changes. I also understand your respect for investors lookin
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Anyway, I wasn't trying to mock your profession. Here's what I think. Most VCs and investors have their own success formula. There will be VCs who succeeded by investing in infrastructure. But the question is whether that same suc
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Sometimes people don't realize that 'professional' ideals and 'reality' are different. What you're talking about seems like 'ideal' investing, not real world investing at all. Of course, the VCs in yo
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I respect you. To be honest, I still haven't found my footing. Most of what I earned was squandered paying off debts from being scammed, and my work is irregular. And as you said, the game is always changing, the rules keep shifting. I
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by jdw64 5mo ago
Due to the echo chamber effect, our opinions get reinforced, which can lead to biased conclusions, so it gives me pause. But your comment is so eerily similar to my own thoughts that I'm writing this reply. I agree that most people mis
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You're right. Looking at recent indicators, there are more stable investments than I thought. But please understand that, as a human, I haven't achieved ROI in terms of marriage, relationships, a stable job, etc., so my perspectiv
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"I was assigned sucker at birth"
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VCs think, 'Apps are risky, infrastructure is safe,' so they invested in AI infra. "infra is safe" Hmm, but that wasn't a good idea. because if an open source infrastructure project like TensorZero gets shut down t
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Personally, I think you're going through a hard time. An individual and a country are different, but people do rely to some extent on the image of a country when judging an individual. I agree with your logic, so I'll give you an
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Learning can be done without a degree, but building connections and securing funding is difficult without one. A degree simplifies the cognitive resources needed to gain trust. Normally, gaining trust requires a lot of time. As a freelancer
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I think the answer to this question probably doesn't exist and opinions will remain divided. I can understand this person's feelings. But I 'won't be able to feel them' because I'm in a different position. The
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Reading this, I feel that personally, I tend to be skeptical about programming talent. Rather, I didn't know that I could experiment with things like BoundCheck being free or zero initialization. I just thought, 'Oh, I see,'
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Life began in the Ocean, but why did civilization begin on land? Is it because of fire? But I wonder if a different kind of civilization could have emerged
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Thank you. Thanks to you, I was able to break free from my Instagram addiction
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I tend to agree with the comment in my reply thread about whether we really need to add biased modifiers to the essence of a good product. I think every national system in this world is flawed. And in this context, 'China or Chinese&#x

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