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by ljlolel 3y ago
Paul Graham’s advice: it still matters to be in Bay Area as a founder because you are the average of your 5 closest friends. And in Bay Area your 5 closest founder friends are much more likely to be successful (possibly very successful) and
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Westfield has a huge mall in SF and Paris center I’ve been to
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I think the stress is the billions of users and vital systems depending on it which wasn’t true in 1989 or even 1999 or 2009
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He dresses like a teenager
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Try reading the book Seeing like a State
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Gpt-3.5 and gpt-4
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You can just force it to output into a specified BNF grammar this is quite easy https://www.imaurer.com/llama-cpp-grammars/
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Facebook invented Thrift
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The One Idea That Could Save American Democracy(nytimes.com)
9 points by ljlolel 3y ago|3 comments
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This is one of the reasons that 23andme has warnings about dna matching to relatives https://theconversation.com/what-are-the-chances-that-your-d...
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Love this as a low level visual debugging tool. What if you can compile down to Excellvm? Can see issues at a glance.
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This is the same argument for bitcoin mining with excess energy!
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IBM was essential to every aspect of the Nazi war machine(bcantrill.dtrace.org)
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Postel’s Law: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robustness_principle
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This is buried but fascinating: magic the gathering is turing complete, probably even more complicated than simply uncomputable , and possibly the most complicated major real world game https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.09828
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He wrote GitLab CI
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Faster or just cheaper web devs that won’t unionize?
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Gleam: a type safe language on the Erlang VM(gleam.run)
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Physically it is very large and thick. It’s the size of 4 textbooks.
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Lead can get into food if someone in the supply chain is trying to cheaply weigh down a product to make it feel heavier as if it has more food than it does. See lead in wine controversies.
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Sanction
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Do you think that 10% will become 1% or 50% in 5 years with GPT-7?
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by ljlolel 3y ago
LLMs understand context pretty well, that's their magic, and one thing i've noticed is that they are much more thorough than a person: they won't forget the context in the next moment or the next month. A human doctor can do
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by ljlolel 3y ago
The key difference is that in one case the goalie did his job well of stopping the puck (and the mask did of saving his face). In this other case I have a mark of me being an idiot backing into a telephone pole or another lower car I didn’t
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by ljlolel 3y ago
I understand the privacy motivations, but behavioral targeting is good for small businesses. This is focusing more power on a handful of mega corps that do brand advertising.
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The OG Marvel Universe
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by ljlolel 3y ago
The new iPhone is 6.7 inches so nearly there?
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by ljlolel 3y ago
And the females throw rocks at potential mates as a way of demonstrating sexual interest.
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by ljlolel 3y ago
And moving away from reliable nuclear
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Great idea and I’ll buy one now

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