jgalt212

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by jgalt212 3mo ago
My rule of thumb is: Never ask an LLM a question where you don't know what the right answer or wrong answer looks like.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> Reduce obvious DB/server round trips In my mental model of optimization, the above and SIMD are basically the same thing.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
It's hard not read such quotes and immediately think of the Infinite Monkey Theorem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
So this is what Hetzner should have done instead of raising prices to calibrate supply and demand?
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> the resulting draw-down of carbon dioxide has been speculated to have helped reverse the planet from the "greenhouse Earth" state of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum, when the planet was hot enough for turtles and palm tr
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Weight loss drugs may improve job prospects and dating odds for one group(foxnews.com)
2 points by jgalt212 3mo ago|1 comments
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> It’s made absolutely no negative difference, as we’ve seen in the real world in the last 60 days since the merge. This is even more interesting given that prewar Bun was not a well respected code base. This matters if the code was bad
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
raising funds at 100X revenue just like Elon. nicely done.
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Databricks Set to Hit $188B Valuation with New Investment from Coatue(wsj.com)
6 points by jgalt212 3mo ago|1 comments
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
so does Jack Grubman, after being instructed to take a "fresh look" at it.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
It depends on how much text. For example, chardet often falls down on short strings, but 1K characters it nails it.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Every once in a while, I do some rudimentary research on what problems the 100s of web UI frameworks are trying to solve versus the UI problems that were solved by Mac and Windows in the 1980s/90s. It's never been a satisfactory
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
reality distortion field in full effect.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
So this woman is angry at a man with mental illness / alcoholism who happens to look like her ex husband? Am I missing something?
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Hmm. Perhaps too similar to pre-GFC when the ratings agencies' models never accounted for scenarios where home prices went down at the national level.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> It's not really news, though. Programming as Theory Building (Peter Naur) was published in the 80s, I think? The news is that Agentic Programming has made this always challenging task even more challenging.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> How is that better than the Zig codebase you started with? It's not better, it's worse given the average bear's assumption about a rust project.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
I see a negative outlier equal in magnitude to the positive outlier the author is drawing our attention to. What should we make of that data point?
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
The more Terry talks about AI, the more I'm starting to feel like Terry may have some undisclosed conflicts of interest. https://www.reddit.com/r/mathematics/comments/1tryyw7/terenc...
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Yes, but deceased is also a noun. The Economist's Style Guide would not approve.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Hence the rise of the DSA.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
To be fair, is AI content on LinkedIn really a step backwards?
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> One day it was "stop the drama I'm just playing with this" and a couple of days later "yolo merged to main". Yeah, that was beyond ridiculous.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Have you seen the talk: The Coming War on General Computation?
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
Cheryl Tunt: "Mopeds are fun, but you don't want your buddies to see you riding one."
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
Yeah, I used to be a fan of his critiques, but it's basically the opposite of reading Tyler Cowen's blog now.
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
> Meta over built. In retrospect, this seems pretty easy for Meta to have done as heretofore they were a single captive customer AI shop.
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
> they knew the JS bundle gets so heavily scrutinized that it'd eventually get spotted and reported on Most likely someone did and raised the issue but they're moving too fast to fix these things before clicking deploy.
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
> And today, Chinese marques are eating everyone's lunch on every metric in the EV sector because the industry is running at a loss, and dumping below cost products on the global markets.
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by jgalt212 4mo ago
I'm a fan of belt and suspenders.

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