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by jonas21 1y ago
Hmm... it doesn't jump for me. There's a fixed amount of space reserved at the top of the screen and the AI overview loads into that. It only expands if you press the "Show more" button.
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by jonas21 1y ago
Most people would also not believe there's much of a market for mediocre email priced at a premium. But it turns out if you market the privacy angle, there is.
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A Push for More Organ Transplants Is Putting Donors at Risk(nytimes.com)
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by jonas21 1y ago
How is it a strong dependency? If Claude were to disappear tomorrow, you could just switch to Gemini. If all proprietary LLMs were to disappear tomorrow (I don't know how that would happen, but let's suppose for the sake of argum
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by jonas21 1y ago
I don't know... 1.2% of GDP just doesn't seem that extreme to me. Certainly nowhere near "eating the economy" level compared to other transformative technologies or programs like: - Apollo program: 4% - Railroads: 6% (me
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by jonas21 1y ago
After reading the first half of your comment, I was afraid the second half was going to end with something like "Then there was a fire and 3 people died because the exit was blocked." Getting fined doesn't sound so bad -- if
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by jonas21 1y ago
A decade ago, Python was pretty rough around the edges in production. Of course you could make it work, but you had to sacrifice a lot in terms of: - Environment / dependency management - Type safety - Performance As the author points
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by jonas21 1y ago
On one hand, yes. But on the other hand, he's still in his 30s. In most fields, this would be considered young / early career. It kind of reinforces the point that bright, young people can get a lot done in the tech world.
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by jonas21 1y ago
Nobody is stopping you from creating your own HN clone with whatever rules and guidelines you want. I'd say go for it, and good luck! I'll stay here though.
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by jonas21 1y ago
> half the time I want to stop and take notes because the advice or information being given sounds really useful or seems worth following up on. Like running, keeping notes in your head is something that gets easier if you do it a lot.
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by jonas21 1y ago
Yes, this is a mature way of looking at things.
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by jonas21 1y ago
This is how it's supposed to work. Nobody has to get screwed. It's not a zero-sum game.
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by jonas21 1y ago
The investors made money too. The valuation at the last round was $1B, and Google paid them out at a valuation of $2.5B as part of the agreement [1]. [1] https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/2/24212348/google-
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by jonas21 1y ago
One might even say paradoxical.
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by jonas21 1y ago
zstd uses a fairly low compression level by default. If you run with `zstd -19 -o compiler.tlo.zstd stdlib/compiler.tlo` you will probably get much better compression than gzip, even at its highest setting. That said, the tiny code foo
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by jonas21 1y ago
You're the one claiming it's the "most moronic decision ever". The burden of proof is on you to support your claim that they could have executed a 7nm process profitably, as opposed to them looking at the data and coming
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by jonas21 1y ago
As they mentioned, the piracy part is obvious. It's the fair use part that will set an important precedent for being able to train on copyrighted works as long as you have legally acquired a copy.
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by jonas21 1y ago
I don't think anyone believes Apple's LLMs are anywhere near state of the art (and certainly not their on-device LLMs).
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by jonas21 1y ago
> If you want to lock the door, then the hidden control problem becomes evident... to lock the door, I must know that the hidden control to lock is the pound key. To make matters worse, it's not a simple press of the pound key. It
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by jonas21 1y ago
In May 2024, they removed some of the vesting conditions on RSUs so employees could sell shares in a secondary offering. From an accounting perspective, it was an $800 million stock-based compensation expense, though it didn't really c
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by jonas21 1y ago
> I am waiting for Nvidia's entry to CPU. Haven't they already started doing this with Grace and GB10? - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/grace-cpu/ - https://nvidianews.nvid
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by jonas21 1y ago
A typical server is serving hundreds or thousands of user sessions, while a PlayStation 5 is serving only one.
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by jonas21 1y ago
Then don't go on a cruise. There are plenty of places with great scenery AND great connectivity. But a cruise ship is not one of them.
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by jonas21 1y ago
Yes, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_commission_officer And for individuals with the right skills and experience, O-5 isn't unusual. EDIT: Here's a random example: https://www.reddit.com&
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by jonas21 1y ago
Maybe for the original, now obsolete, version. But nobody forced them to release Llama 2, 3, and 4.
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by jonas21 1y ago
If there's something that you don't understand, ask the LLM to explain it to you. Drill into the parts that don't make sense to you. Ask for references. One of the big advantages of LLMs over, say, reading a tutorial on the
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by jonas21 1y ago
If it's software, you do need to amortize 100%. Section 174 (as amended by the TCJA) has specific language to this effect [1]: > For purposes of this section, any amount paid or incurred in connection with the development of any
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by jonas21 1y ago
I think it depends on your learning style. For me, learning something with a concrete implementation and code that you can play around with is a lot easier than trying to study the abstract general concepts first. Once you have some experie
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by jonas21 1y ago
90% of people take the standard deduction, which takes maybe 10 seconds to enter.
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by jonas21 1y ago
This one's been on the HN front page all day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44159166

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