jjallen

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by jjallen 1y ago
Like what issues?
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by jjallen 1y ago
Why not just strip “please” from the user input?
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by jjallen 1y ago
I just bought an American Telecaster. I guess they are one of the few things that are still primarily produced here (some guitars). But yeah the store owner told me that fender is about to raise prices across the board regardless of whether
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by jjallen 1y ago
Very cool that at least in S. Korea one can "mess up" by dropping out of high school and eventually go on to study under, work with, and finally win one of the most prestigious medals in the world. I think this _may_ be possible i
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by jjallen 1y ago
How often do people become very good at something without spending the vast majority of their time on it for a long time?
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by jjallen 1y ago
Because they have users and OpenAI has seen the massive drop off in coding usage since Claude Code came out. My personal Chatgpt decline is at least 99%. It’s also 1% of their current market value. So not really a big deal.
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by jjallen 1y ago
Yes as an American who’s loved in Europe for six years or so the risk taking and desire to start and do things a little differently is just night and day more than it is in Europe, generally speaking.
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by jjallen 1y ago
He’s giving away the vast majority of his wealth. He’s the literal embodiment of the opposite of what you’re saying.
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by jjallen 1y ago
A thought I had is that they shouldn't show the "impact", they should simply show the tariff that was paid for a given product. Let the consumers develop their own facts, knowledge and biases about the actual effect. They cou
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by jjallen 1y ago
Not having to specify files is a humongous feature for me. Having to remember which file code is in is half the work once you pass a certain codebase size.
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by jjallen 2y ago
To support this: Oceans are more conducive to exploration due to their natural currents and lack of mountainous regions or rivers which inhibit movement. Like the comment below was getting at: if you are water bound, you are very unlikely t
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by jjallen 2y ago
There weren’t only 3 social networks and they are not impossible to replicate (like cellular networks with limited spectrum).
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by jjallen 2y ago
This implies that every horizontal acquisition is anti-competitive, does it not? If not I would love to read why not.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I guess I would argue that revenue, while not everything that matters, is super important. And I’m guessing that Google has nowhere near the revenue that OpenAI has. Even if they can bundle for “loyalty”, that is an uncertain future there.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Exactly. I thought it did, just didn't want to claim too much about it. Been a couple of months since I looked at it. I wish things would coalesce around this one.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I’ve been using the cudarc crate professionally for a while to write and call cuda from rust. Can highly recommend. You don’t have to use super old rustc versions. Although I haven’t looked exactly what you do need to use recently.
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by jjallen 2y ago
As an American moving back there from Switzerland and scared to lose the German I know, maybe this is exactly what I need. Though I will say that “benutze” is much longer than “use” haha. Would be hilarious to make a Swiss German version. E
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by jjallen 2y ago
I don’t think everyone involved in this fiasco are billionaires.
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by jjallen 2y ago
This is one of the most digusting things I've ever read about. Thank you.
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by jjallen 2y ago
We have one of their PS5 games that my son plays some. If you start a new game you are forced to watch, without any way of bypassing, a 5-10 minute long incredibly boring video. One of the worst game experiences ever.
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by jjallen 2y ago
We could use smaller external batteries that take seconds to replace more often? I still think road charging would be cool and obviously the fastest if we never have to stop anyways. Couldn’t work everywhere in the US probably but I can dre
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by jjallen 2y ago
Any gasoline can catch fire though, just like probably any battery can catch fire. At some point we are going to have to stop comparing gas and electric cars.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Why buy it if it’s completely free which is implied by your post?
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by jjallen 2y ago
FYI it has been like this for at least sixteen hours as last night I was trying to read something there too and it wouldn’t work. I hope there’s backups somewhere. I definitely wouldn’t feel bad about using non sanctioned sources at this po
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by jjallen 2y ago
To me he’s doing the same thing he’s always done. I don’t think this is anything special. The market to gdp ratio is super high. It makes sense to be cautious here if you are managing hundreds of billions of dollars.
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by jjallen 2y ago
This implicitly means that you are also not confident about the US economy as well. What do you think will change?
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by jjallen 2y ago
To play devils advocate: if the stock dramatically declines then the next people at the helm could buy back tons of the stock the more cash they have. And to play devils advocate to that: Berkshire probably almost generates cash as fast as
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by jjallen 2y ago
If he’s selling stocks he thinks the market is overvalued. Which it is. He’s not keeping any secrets here. It’s been this way for decades.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I looked at this. I don’t fully understand the game yet. One thing I do not like is the emphasis of speed. Humans should not be making fast financial decisions, trading or otherwise. Sure you could improve with this game. But you don’t have
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by jjallen 2y ago
I'll just say that AI for coding has been amazingly helpful for finding bugs and thinking things through and improving things like long functions and simplifying code. But it can absolutely not replace entire programmers at this point,

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