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> He explains methods to help distinguish between ideas that are considered valid science and those that can be considered pseudoscience. America would be much less divisive if they ignored the preachings of their tribe leaders, and made
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> funky economics of excessive AI investments and data center investments vs. any real payoffs for society. This is why I'm convinced Sam makes his money from when OpenAI spends rather than when OpenAI earns.
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Satya is not an idiot. He's just doing the things that make the investor class idiots ecstatic.
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> First Malicious MCP in the Wild First that you know of. MCP zero-days seems to be so much easier to find and exploit.
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True, but the novelty of the post here is that Sutton now agrees with him.
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This was my take as well, but I'm a MySQL / Redis shop. I really have no idea what tables MySQL has in RAM at any given moment, but with Redis I know what's in RAM.
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> requiring fuel I think you mean cheap fuel, and the H1-B program creates artificially cheap fuel to the detriment of American citizens whose parents paid years of taxes, fought in foreign wars, etc. Our children are owed a fair deal. T
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If you wanted to bet on sports when I was in college you needed a bookie. Now, you have access to all the legal bookies in the world in your pocket. It's hard to make an argument that something that is now legal and much easier than
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> I'm trying to install adblockers (uBlock) I guess they are all on Firefox.
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The NBER can cherry pick the data all they want, and change the argument from wages to jobs, but the H-1B system (as it has existed for the last 20+ years) is bad for American workers.
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1y ago
Most of human life is a lookup table derived action.
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Secure for now, rather. A solid game plan would be to have your code base set up to easily swap in a new hashing method when called for. I believe Django automatically promotes passwords stored with insecure hashes to secure ones the next t
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1y ago
dead Internet for realz
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Interesting. I guess our content-based marketing pages need to move to canvas-based rendering. That's probably bum too. Straight to serving up jpgs.
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Seriously, I cannot fathom any real benefit that LinkedIn would accrue from training on the pathologically upbeat pablum posted by its users and bots acting on behalf of its users.
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1y ago
I understand this was probably easier to write in Python, but since it's calling out to R would it have made more sense to write the entire thing in R?
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1y ago
It's going to be hard to fight a company that has $600 billion in revenues coming their way--just from one customer!
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1y ago
Perhaps, but you do understand that the probability of every tranche regardless of seniority getting paid in full and the equity getting nothing is zero. It's mathematically impossible to pin the waterfall like this.
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1y ago
Once they get VC funding you should be able to do GPU arbitrage. i.e. pay $x to 47jobs and receive $y from Amazon Turk, where $x < $y.
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INTC is strategically important company. They won't be allowed to fail. Of course, that doesn't mean the stock is a good investment. During the GFC, all the equity holders were wiped out all the bond holders got all their money
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> gotcha questions specifically designed to enrage inexperienced college students Fair enough, but there are those who won't even engage with those ill-prepared to counter their ideas.
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surge pricing FTW!
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1y ago
None of what you said is true in the US.
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1y ago
Makes sense to me. I've read that LLMs are more competent in React than other frameworks.
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These of accounts do have read access so you can send all your childrens' phone calls straight to voicemail. :) Also, you can have complete separation if your accounts are at Bank A, and the dependents are at Bank B. I'm not tryin
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> there are strong technical forces that want the browser to finally finish morphing from a document viewer to an application runtime I really hope that never happens if only because the web dev on ramp will discourage anyone without pre
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Your bank does not offer custodial or joint accounts?
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Groves was an administrative genius, probably second only to Eisenhower.
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"pre-idea individuals" Next up, we're funding prenatal individuals.
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The purchasing department of OpenAI is making a number of people extremely rich.
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