jgalt212

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by jgalt212 2y ago
It is pretty amazing how many scam ads get waived right through the YouTube "vetting" process.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> 'm going to raise my prices to cover the additional expense. Only if the market will bear such expense. If your product sells at $100 and the tariff is $15, what makes you think the importer will be able to sell the same number of
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Even if I knew how to do that, I'd still need double the power connectors I currently have.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Too true. I've been looking replace my 1080. This was a beast in 2016, but the only way I can get a more performant card these days is to double the power draw. That's not really progress.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
miSTer is a technical marvel, but from all the YouTube videos I've seen it seems the gains from miSTer over the latest emulators is not noticeable.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> Jerry Dischler said this was not a “hallucination” – where AI systems invent untrue information – but rather a reflection of the fact the untrue information is contained in the websites that Gemini scrapes. So LLMs like any other compu
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by jgalt212 2y ago
In some cases this is true, but then why choose an expensive world model over a small net or random forest you trained specifically for the task at hand?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
What's the biggest thing your mind that makes Clojure not Lisp?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
isn't everyone on iXBRL now? Or are you struggling with historical filings?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Django?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Fair enough, but as far as your investors are concerned you're changing the definition of churn. I'm sure if they ask, they'll be provided with "pause" metrics, but such data will never see the light of day in any m
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by jgalt212 2y ago
After reading this, I see lots of zstd fans around here, and with good reason. That being said, I think our shop will stick with gzip until zstd arrives in the Python Standard Library.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
I poke around in this space periodically, but I've never found a compelling reason to move away from gzip.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Yep, I see.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
It's interesting how Palantir kept ownership over FDE work. When I hire a consultant I own his work. He cannot bring it elsewhere to modify and generalize.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> Well, the Uncle Georges of today are turning into wraiths. Does the author mean waifs?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> The market value of Tether’s USDT token in circulation has climbed to above $143 billion $143B in debt at 0 interest, put the proceeds in T-Bills. Pure profit! That being said, their profits are higher than T-Bill yields alone would
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Stablecoin Issuer Tether Says Profit Was $13B Last Year(finance.yahoo.com)
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by jgalt212 2y ago
So they have the rug pulled out from under them by DeepSeek, and then they say they are now worth double?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
It's worked for Palantir.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
from SERP page 1 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/search/research-news/4060/
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> High quality, healthy food is much more expensive per calorie than hyperprocessed, high calorie/low micronutrient, carcinogenic food. Largely true, but frozen vegetables are inexpensive. And they are healthier than fresh vegetabl
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> A computer cluster based on 2048 GPUs would have cost around $400M about two years ago when they built it. OK, but does this quant fund have this amount of a spare resources to take a flyer on a vanity project?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
True, but people who tend to prioritize personal health also tend to be richer than the average bear.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Indeed. Litigation exposure is just too great when releasing the training data.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
Lower electricity usage is a win for most everyone.
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> And yet no one has broken bitcoin encryption and there will only ever be 21 million bitcoins What if the chain by consensus agrees there can be 210 million bitcoins?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
How can you be so sure about that?
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> US will keep discrediting China as long as there is no conclusive evidence of what exactly happened. Right, but in 2020 and 2021, the US was doing everything it could to discredit those who were trying to possibly discredit China. And
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by jgalt212 2y ago
> I do believe that's all one really needs to know about this shift in their thinking. In other words: it's really far from certain. That's fine. The really problem is all debate on such matters was shut down during pande

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