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kklisura
9mo ago
> ...and those who love delivering value/solutions. I am in the latter camp. The happy consumer and the polished product is what gives me satisfaction... Can't the customer now just skip you and generate a product for himself v
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> AI is now a tool for firing people In essence we have an ownership problem. If I own the AI, I can do my work in couple of hours and then some and then have rest of the day off to enjoy things I like. If the company owns AI - I'm
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10mo ago
> This law without a doubt made life worse for basically every renter in the city Let me fix this for you: LANDLORDS made life worse for basically every renter in the city
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10mo ago
> Venezuela is about the great power conflict with China and controlling what the US considers its backyard. Sure, can you extend that idea to China v Taiwan? "Taiwan is about the great power conflict with US and controlling what th
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PySDR: A Guide to SDR and DSP Using Python
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Tesla's Robotaxi project in Austin is much smaller than Musk claims
(electrek.co)
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10mo ago
And let me share this reply by Garry Tan, CEO of YC, after someone made a comment that Flock might be _pretty dystopian_ [1][2]: > You're thinking Chinese surveillance > US-based surveillance helps victims and prevents more victi
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10mo ago
For more context here Flock Safety is a YC-backed company [1][2] [1] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/flock-safety [2] https://x.com/garrytan/status/1856016868580151615
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A Comprehensive and Precise Spec
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"Do not hallucinate" - seems to "work" for Apple [1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/do-not-hallucinate-t...
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11mo ago
It's not about resisting. It's about undermining any action whatsoever.
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11mo ago
> AI is not the problem, laziness and negligence is This reminds me about discourse about a gun problem in US, "guns don't kill people, people kill people", etc - it is a discourse used solely for the purpose of not doing
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Neo-Luddism
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11mo ago
> ...when soon even nontech ops ppl can vibe-code a custom solution in a weekend. These statements are so out of touch with reality, I generally wonder where will YC be in 5-10 years.
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11mo ago
There should be something of an OFAC Sanction List for SWE for people who blatantly transgress moral and ethical lines.
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11mo ago
> Whether we can trust our government, though, is a different matter. (FYI Not a UK citizen) But it does matter. If I go to a protest against the government will I be rejected of all those services since someone flagged my ID?
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> I asked Claude if there is such a way to basically hard-code branch prediction rules into the machine code, and the answer was that there’s no way to do this on x86, but there is a way on ARM: the BEQP (predict branch taken) and BEQNP
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1y ago
> This investigation began with an archive of data. [...] It contains 1.5 million records, more than 14,000 unique phone numbers, and people surveilled in over 160 countries. Why not HIBP (Have I Been Pwned) style site to check against t
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1y ago
> I think it's very possible that we won't get self-driving cars because... We already have self-driving cars: look at Waymo, etc. look at chinese ride-hailing companies. What we won't have is private-use self-driving cars
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A CEO of YC - the site you're currently on...
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IMHO, DOGE's result wasn't an engineering strategy to run a country, it was a businessperson's approach to running country.
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When Tesla demoed (via video) self-driving in 2016 with a claim "The person in the driver’s seat is only there for legal reasons. He is not doing anything. The car is driving itself" and then when they unveiled Semi in 2017 - I tw
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1y ago
npm considered harmful
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> consider Israel’s presence essential. Why, why is it essential?
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~65k lines added, ~3k removed in span of more than 2 years. Do you guys do anything there?
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Nvidia's revenue recognition red flags
(justdario.com)
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1y ago
Can't tell if this post is against VC system or just China?
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https://archive.ph/IEs67
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Tesla Dojo Went from Essential to Shut Down in 12 Months
(bloomberg.com)
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1y ago
Yup, I was just about to comment the same. I find it shocking that there's enough information/variation in gravitational field that you can match on.
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