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by jgalt212 5mo ago
Too bad Enron is still not around. They'd have some real fun with today's electrical markets.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
How does this work for Google? I read it costs them $0.001 to perform a search. No matter how efficient their inference chips are, the new cost basis has to be 10X or more. And the zero click Internet not only kills ad supported content sit
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
How does this work for Google? I read it costs them $0.001 to perform a search. No matter how efficient their inference chips are, the new cost basis has to be 10X or more. And the zero click Internet not only kills ad supported content sit
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
You read about these experiments and you wonder what these commencement speakers are smoking.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
gzip is very fast, universally supported , and good enough. It will be around for ever. you need python 3.14 for zstd.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
Who cares if the plaintiff or defendant won? The trial had great expository value regarding all the players involved.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
Our shop uses Mercurial, and I hop we never move to Git, but I do see us eventually moving to whatever is next.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
There are practitioners and pontificaters, and never the twain shall meet.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
As a fan of Zig, and knowing that Bun is Zig's highest profile project, I am happy to hear that it wasn't this easy to excise Zig from Bun. I guess they can just hook up the agent to Miri checks and let it grind away, and see what
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
www.google.com www.bing.com
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
much lower
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
recent stats.
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by jgalt212 5mo ago
> wondering why so many people would choose to use a fifty year old text editor with a notoriously steep initial learning curve The alternative is just as steep, if not steeper.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Stringer Bell would be furious.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
> Why must moving slowly be stigmatized? Because, irrespective of your individual case, slowing down correlates strongly with ageing and diminished faculties.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
We had, but it's way too big for many of today's devices.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Yes, this was my impression as well.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
> Technology amplifies power and until we collectively redefine and enforce a value system that benefits us all, the advancements in technology simply serve as a means of subjugation. True during the mainframe. Not true during the PC ag
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Have you attempted to use the Microsoft Graph API to interact with email?
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Why should they do anything correctly? The stock trades at 400 PE. The market is telling them to keep doing whatever is they are doing. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Unlike the other hyperscalers, they don't attempt to wring every last dollar from their customers' wallets.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
I don't think productivity boosters lead to net hiring or firing, but I do think they lead to higher wages.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
> P.S: Walmart has an AI person in senior leadership whose salary is 2x of the CEO of Walmart. blah, blah, blah. What's the total comp of two roles?
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Computer Use and Agentic are primarily about (token) number go up.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
That PORTING.md file is massive and seemingly comprehensive. Was that AI written as well? Is there a general Zig to Rust porting template being used?
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
only if such venues are Parimutuel.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Unless the game is global thermonuclear war. I've led the horse to water.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
The only way to win is not to play.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
Amazon is also my personal AGI test. When one can link up frontier model to Mechanical Turk and regularly make money, game over.
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by jgalt212 6mo ago
I think it does, but Agentic does not.

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