jgalt212

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by jgalt212 1y ago
I agree. When we moved to Python, I really missed all the examples that php had that the Python docs didn't.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
that's a terribly naive question.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Only if you think the transition to a zero-click Internet is happening too slowly.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
AMD was up 23% today. Expect many, many more of these cockamamie deals. I heard Books-a-Million has a previously unannounced GPU business line.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> Yeah, but can they afford it? Of course not, but with the Fed always standing at the ready to print more money, the answer is yes. The downside is persistent inflation. Inflation and default are two sides of the same coin.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
The real problem is continued socialization of risk when the inevitable bailouts come. The government is basically telling everyone to take crazy risks, because if the risk is big enough, we'll bail you all out.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Creative Destruction in action. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> What is their angle with this? My pet theory: Sam makes more money when OpenAI spends than when OpenAI earns.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
They are taking on monopolists.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
You could say the same for any company in the sp500.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
How do you handle the customer database? Do you push this in its entirety to the VM?
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> Scary if it works out their way and Cloudflare becomes an even bigger giant. As opposed to all the other giants. Clouflare is the only one with the heft to take on Google, AWS, Azure, etc.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
These lasted much longer than the paper Warning Bulletins. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/warning-bulletin.asp
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> If Google were to roll out the same features for free to its billions of users, there may not be enough compute in the world to handle the inference demand. Srinivas and Google have wildly different estimates on Google's cost of i
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Perplexity bets on free AI browser, tests compute power limits(semafor.com)
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Only if you're dealing with easily available and clean data. And that's a big if. A commenter below was talking data science skills, and I think if you have data science skills and econometric skills you're probably in good
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Fair enough, but - Healthcare is almost 20% of the economy - Demand for Healthcare is largely inelastic
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Yes, but this seems to be a problem at every Antarctic base I've read about.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Given that sea levels are rising, it seems that mean snow and ice levels should fall. So on average, foundations should get more exposed rather than buildings getting buried.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Your benchmark may or may not be dumb, but it is definitely widely followed. So much so this is what Bing AI has to say on the matter. > Absolutely — the “pelican riding a bicycle” SVG test is a quirky but clever benchmark created by Si
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by jgalt212 1y ago
VC: What kind of crazy scenarios must I envision for this thing to work? Credit Analyst: What kind of crazy scenarios must I envision for this thing to fail?
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Not on the SERP page. The zero click Internet is bad for content producers and for those who sell ads (Google).
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by jgalt212 1y ago
If LLM costs are trending towards zero, please explain the $600B openai when Oracle and the $100B deal with Nvidia. And if you think those deals are bogus, like I do, you still need to explain surging electricity prices.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
> Grep works great when you have thousands of files on a local filesystem that you can scan in milliseconds. But most enterprise RAG use cases involve millions of documents across distributed systems Great point, but this grep in a loop
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I'm not feeling it. Constantly pinging these yuge LLMs is not economic and not good for sensitive docs.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Encryption keys for backups make me nervous. We use restic, password required, and also rsync (no password) high priority drives.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
Statins also have an anti-inflammatory response.
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by jgalt212 1y ago
If you're installing Anubis, why are you setting it to allow curl to bypass?
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by jgalt212 1y ago
I see this sort of work as a natural extension of Combinatorial Chemistry or bootstrapping and Monte Carlo methods in stats. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combinatorial_chemistry
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by jgalt212 1y ago
This is probably a dumb question, but why are people using an MCP to send transactional emails? The email body might be LLM-generated for sure, but the sending of these seems very rinse / repeat straightforward.

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