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by josu 9mo ago
Lol, the problem is not finding a solution, the problem is solving it in the most efficient way. If you think you can beat an LLM, the leaderboard is right there.
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by josu 9mo ago
>So my verdict is that it's great for code analysis, and it's fantastic for injecting some book knowledge on complex topics into your programming, but it can't tackle those complex problems by itself. I don't think yo
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by josu 10mo ago
I was able to lead these two competitions using LLM agents, with no prior rust or c++ knowledge. They both have real world applications. - https://highload.fun/tasks/15/leaderboard - https://highload.fu
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by josu 11mo ago
This reads like a hit piece. Cars crash, that obvious. Are Robotaxis crashing above or below human-driver rates?
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by josu 1y ago
I know what 99% of the people in HN are thinking while reading this post, and I agree, so I would like to hear the contrarian views: Who is this useful for? What is the strategy behind this?
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by josu 1y ago
Read the article, the author is definitely in favor of using git.
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by josu 1y ago
Simple is good.
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by josu 1y ago
The monetary base expanded (aka "they printed a ton of money") between 2020-2022, so there were 2 options: the monetary base had to contract again, or the prices needed to adjust.
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by josu 1y ago
SPF is a Sun Protection Factor, meaning it multiplies the time it takes for your skin to burn. For example, if very light skin normally burns in about 10 minutes, SPF 20 stretches that to ~200 minutes, which is already over 3 hours. Since d
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by josu 1y ago
Use Claudia to onboard the first users, gain some traction, and when the inevitable C&D letter comes change the name.
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by josu 1y ago
He may have burned the keys, not the coins. The process of burning the coins is by sending them to an address such as: 1111111111111111111114oLvT2
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by josu 1y ago
Airplanes. Some airlines offer 30 minutes of free wifi or something.
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by josu 1y ago
Ha, thanks for making the most of a bad comment.
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by josu 1y ago
Sorry about my comment, it didn't add anything to the conversation.
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by josu 1y ago
This reads as if it were written by a LLM.
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by josu 1y ago
>some people have to suffer because other people don't behave nicely It's self fulfilling though. Some people won't behave nicely if a game comes with Denuvo.
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by josu 1y ago
"Although it’s typically not viewed as a partisan board, the Biden administration had installed the entire committee."
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by josu 1y ago
Ha! You must have never dealt with European universities.
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by josu 1y ago
> What coinbase needs are IRL offices where you can go and do things like account recovery, and where people trying to steal money can be caught and prosecuted Is this satire?
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by josu 1y ago
We already went through this with crypto mining; the oceans didn't boil, the world didn't end.
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by josu 1y ago
I'm looking for it on the mobile app and I can't find it.
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by josu 2y ago
Yeah, same in Spanish.
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by josu 2y ago
An important detail that the article has somehow left out. Texcoco, one of Mexico City's main lakes is salty. The Aztecs built a system of dams to separate the salty waters of the lake from the rain water of the effluents.
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by josu 2y ago
I wasn't expecting that steampunk look.
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by josu 2y ago
This is horrible.
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by josu 2y ago
The original is a Twitter thread, not a serious article.
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by josu 2y ago
They hold 6k BTC, around 600M USD. So just a bit over 2x.
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by josu 2y ago
They didn't, the IMF just offers better terms than the free market. And they are still doing their Bitcoin thing, this was just a small concession they were willing to make.
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by josu 2y ago
Inflationary legal tender is a novel concept.
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by josu 2y ago
Here is the retained purchasing power of each of the coins since the law was passed in September 2021: Legal tender 1: -15% Legal tender 2: +115% Guess which one has been deemed a "Failed experiment".

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