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by klntsky 3y ago
I doubt the super rich are afraid of "losing it all", as the author claims. They can simply put aside a certain percentage of money and not risk it. And they have access to financial instruments that allow to control risks better.
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by klntsky 3y ago
You need to hire people to "create" content, and do it soon, if you want capture the feedback loop that could make it a success.
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by klntsky 3y ago
I use tree style tab with a plugin that unloads the tabs, so that they are effectively short-term bookmarks, but with a hierarchy to help me organize.
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by klntsky 3y ago
There is an auto-close setting. There is no point in having them kept "open", because they are not kept in memory anyway, unlike on desktop.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Strange that all of this happened without a single bit of ongoing communication. I always talk with people continuously whenever there is a collaboration.
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Show HN: I used GPT4 and smol-developer to make genart series(twitter.com)
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by klntsky 3y ago
Here's my smol experience report. My verdict: it is generally bad at programming, but: - it is good to get started - especially if the point is to get yourself hooked in a dopamine loop (presumably helps to fight procrastination) - it
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by klntsky 3y ago
> but I dare them to try to take it away through war. Why don't you apply the same logic to the opposite side? > You can’t go back and retroactively show your disapproval "Might is right" is extremely bad principle for
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by klntsky 3y ago
No need for a separate browser to do all that - all the features exist as firefox extensions.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Clever. Unfortunately, protection is trivial, and making it work if there is a safeguard would require having access to the recruiter's model and a lot of prompt hacking.
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by klntsky 3y ago
This is good. Humanity progresses and therefore more tasks become automated.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> While I am still curious to know why this is No marketing budget. > it seems like "advertisement" is still the greater predictor of software usage than anything else It is not. It's only a blocker if an app doesn&#x27
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by klntsky 3y ago
> the problem is that it's synthesising code identical to existing code No, the problem is that it's illegal to do so.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Sure thing, next time I'll use Thunderbird instead of Gmail, and pay with Monero instead of Paypal. I will also use Riseup instead of Google Docs.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> from that, you conclude I don't.
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by klntsky 3y ago
Does the existence of some object on the moon surface prove that the broadcast was live and that the spaceship successfully returned?
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by klntsky 3y ago
> when you consider the value of your friend’s time, plus the amortized cost of cookware, appliances, furniture, and housing—the home meal could be more expensive than the restaurant meal. For someone who cooks only at parties, sure.
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by klntsky 3y ago
> self-aware Citation needed.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> and we're struggling to get basic control over memory usage You have to understand runtime of any language in order to write memory-efficient code in it. Lazy runtimes are predictable once you know how they work.
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by klntsky 4y ago
For every child you don't have I'm going to have two.
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by klntsky 4y ago
This! Unironically, this. The tragedy of the author of the post is that they expected that the product of their work would be treated like art, but it turned out their boss had different vision. Nothing of value have been lost, because the
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by klntsky 4y ago
The simplest way to improve is just to re-feed the whole conversation as a prompt.
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by klntsky 4y ago
Just call their 24/7 support over the phone line.
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by klntsky 4y ago
These are subpar processors for the cost, they are only used when the certification requirements of the govt are in place. Ministry of defence subcontractors hardly count as civilian users.
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by klntsky 4y ago
In case you didn't know that, Baikal processors are made specifically for russian military and have no civilian use.
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by klntsky 4y ago
Read twitter files.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> FTX Centralized exchanges and FTX in particular is the most normie and state-aligned part of crypto. > it is only used for crime and speculation It is not true.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> A number of sanctions has made Russian money harder to move around They hardly did.
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by klntsky 4y ago
> Unfortunately no filesystem functionality as of right now I chuckled because of my own thought that seek (FS call) can be implemented via youtube video seeking
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by klntsky 4y ago
There's no way to even get a job without understanding monad transformers.

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