jgalt212

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by jgalt212 1mo ago
Less CO2, more weapons. Nicely done European Commission.
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
Somewhat relevant from The Economist. > Woke 1 was about identity. Woke 2 is about class https://www.economist.com/united-states/2026/09/03/woke-1-wa...
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
It's what gets the clicks.
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
It's gotten to the point where I expect anyone who makes rose-colored glasses claims about AI to be on the take. Trillions of dollars are stake here. What's a few million here and there to help force the outcome you need?
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
> Very irresponsible behaviour on the part of OpenAI. How will they make this right? This is no excuse for OpenAI, but they are just doing what all the other "winners" (and others trying to win) in the industry have done.
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
depending on your definition of "super fast" all forms of crypto could fall.
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
CEOs and leaders used to trade on credibility.
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by jgalt212 1mo ago
> Of the many victims of Bernard L. Madoff, the Ponzi scheme mastermind who died in prison April 14, was a visionary entrepreneur: George Costanza, whose app, iToilet, directed its user via global positioning technology to the nearest ac
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
2 things 1. When the IAU voted to demote Pluto, it was the last day of a conference and most of the attendees had already headed home. 2. Pluto has 5 known moons. The week before the New Horizons flyby its computer crashed. This necessitate
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
I'm with you here. Every demo I asked for where I knew a captcha / cloudflare would block an AI directed scraper was unsuccessful / produced unsatisfactory results. WebMCP for the win, or loss, depending on your perspective
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
The publication date of this article directly aligns with OpenClaw peak interest. https://trends.google.com/explore?q=%2Fg%2F11m_5rcbl8&date=t...
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> 800K monthly developers build on Warp. Most impressive.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> I don't want to continue allowing an online environment with such an absurdly skewed gender representation. I find it intensely unwelcoming, and it's not reflective of the type of working environments I value. I have no idea
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Maybe they don't feel like sharing their work with the AI bot scrapers until the work is complete.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
when was the turing test beaten?
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
If you want to be reductive, and correct, these medicines make it trivial to manage total food intake.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
It depends more on revenues per customer.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> the act of familiarizing yourself with a language no longer matters Not so fast. I've seen all sorts of LLM-generated code that was not not inline with a what a human would write if such a human were familiar with the sharp edges
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Premature instrumentation is the root of all evil. And the source of a significant part of AWS revenue. It should not cost more to monitor an app then run it.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
I think they will continue to get away with whatever they can get away with. But with more data, it leaves room for new entrants with different risk models to provide alternative plans. In US, term life insurance is so regulated, other th
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
because they ding you for high cholesterol regardless of what every other metric says.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
They still own 7X the amount bonds they did pre-GFC, and 75% of what they did at the peak. In short, I posit it still has a massive effect on the yield curve and all assets (US and globally).
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
You are largely correct for the pre QE years. But with QE, bonds further out the curve have been purchased by the Fed, and the yields for such maturities have been artificially suppressed. Warsh, at on time, really cared about this mispri
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
It's pretty easy to dismiss this as "Yay, we have an AI strategy!", but Stripe is a well run place. Then again, we've seen even well run places get AI psychosis. I'm a de minimus customer, and not a shareholder so I
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Indeed, Masa has more lives than a cat.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
After a Clamiga coding session I like to kick back with a Clamato Cocktail.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
what has a single company accomplished with tens of millions of token spend?
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
They don't write dense Python. I'll tell you that. The individual functions might look good, but there's just so much repeated or nearly repeated code.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> Google's AlphaCode generated millions of candidate programs The trick is avoiding the infinite monkey problem. If your problem is amenable to RL, then you probably don't even need an LLM, Monte Carlo Tree Search gets you the

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