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by lumost 2y ago
You wouldn't want to pay a premium for a reproduction.
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by lumost 2y ago
These studies may also miss categorize heavy/habitual users. Heavy canabis use tends to leave a somewhat functional if unmotivated individual. This is in contrast to heavy alcohol users who quickly lose the ability to function in socie
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by lumost 2y ago
One could claim that this is the current state of the American aristocracy. For all of the wealth inequality, I see very few instances of "Zuckerberg Theater", "Gates Hospital", or even a "Brin college".
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by lumost 2y ago
China did this two decades ago with physics research. It’s a great long term strategy.
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by lumost 2y ago
I suspect that the honest outcome will be that platforms where AI content is allowed/encouraged will begin to appear like a video game. If everyone in school is ai-media famous - then no one is. There is most assuredly a market for a g
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by lumost 2y ago
Student loans are the only loan type which you cannot bankrupt out of. I'm sure that many students would accept bankruptcy rather than bailouts if that is preferable. It doesn't make sense to saddle 20 year olds with insurmountabl
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by lumost 2y ago
The only thing that has worked for me is to uninstall all of the social media apps. I still use some of their mobile web interfaces, but the friction of mobile web is enough to stop a doom scrolling loop.
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by lumost 2y ago
What argument is being made by the parent? It’s a direct quote.
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by lumost 2y ago
He is now immune from prosecution, financial crimes will be pretty low on the list of things that would breach the Supreme Court’s ruling on this matter. I could see a world where the lawyers have cooked a progressively more egregious set o
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by lumost 2y ago
Historically it would have been congress or the Supreme Court. The issue is that no one seriously expects them to do anything against trump.
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by lumost 2y ago
This seems to imply that the president elect can make unilateral guarantees contravening US law. That’s a surprising outcome.
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by lumost 2y ago
I don’t think we should rule out the existence of digital heroin e.g. a digital experience so compelling that humans forget to eat. Whether short form video is this or not is debatable, I’d be surprised if there wasn’t a digital media exper
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by lumost 2y ago
Alternatively, we can standardize the environment. It takes humans weeks to adapt to a new interface or starting point. Why would ai be different?
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by lumost 2y ago
End of life bucket lists are a strange thing, I recall a close family member who entered hospice. They kept attempting to use their credit card to pay for all expenses, dinners, etc. Of course, everyone around wanted to contribute - this pe
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by lumost 2y ago
The challenge is we don’t have an alternative, at a small company your performance boils down to “does the ceo want to fire you?”. The extent to which the ceo does not want to fire you depends on the reasonableness of that CEO, as well as h
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by lumost 2y ago
This was great advice 15 years ago. Something has changed in the last two years. I can’t put my finger on it, but I’ve observed a trend where new hires have massively fraudulent experience on their resumes. Likewise an engineer who passed l
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by lumost 2y ago
It might be cheaper to create a bio lab in space for high risk research than to actually run one on earth. I’d imagine the regulatory requirements for maintaining the cdc labs are extreme.
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by lumost 2y ago
There are a variety of reasons that space manufacturing could be a good idea from a physics standpoint. These typically range from availability of energy, limited need for environmental regulation provided byproducts don’t fall to earth, or
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by lumost 2y ago
When I started my career in 2010, google was a semi-serious skill. All of the little things that we know how to do now such as ignoring certain sites, lingering on others, and iteratively refining our search queries were not universally kno
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by lumost 2y ago
They are still in the lead, and I'd be willing to bet that they have 10x the DAU on chat.com/chatgpt.com than all other providers combined. Barring massive innovation on small sub 10B models - we are all likely to need remote inf
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by lumost 2y ago
On average, Apple TV has higher quality than other services. The shows are almost exclusively high budget, with talented actors and directors. I've found Shrinking, Killers of the flower moon, Napoleon, Silo, For All Mankind, Severanc
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by lumost 2y ago
Isn't this the nature of past technology developments? few tech companies have a true technical "moat" - In California, the employees of any firm are free to raise funds and start a competitor the moment they are dissatisfied
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by lumost 2y ago
I suspect that the unspoken bit here is that hardware qualification is extremely important. On the desktop, Linux is an afterthought for the vast majority of consumer hardware vendors. Many Linux desktop users run configurations which could
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by lumost 2y ago
Large context has different perf than large model. Op was likely thinking of running 400b models and finding the compute wasn’t enough to make the memory useful.
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by lumost 2y ago
I use it for the boiler plate, uber google, automated reviewer, rubber duck design reviewer, and junior engineer given extremely precise instructions. The latest models (o1, Claude sonnet new) are decent at generating code for up to 1k line
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by lumost 2y ago
Yes in cpp with raii, rust value types do not work this way to my knowledge.
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by lumost 2y ago
Construction cost may be a poisoned data source, does it take into account real estate purchasing costs? Or do individuals only build when they can afford a home at a price point greater than the 75th percentile home price in metros?
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by lumost 2y ago
Using value types for complex objects will reck performance. Why not just use a GCd language at that point?
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by lumost 2y ago
Id be hard pressed to come up with a valuation under 30B based on the publicly known finances. OpenAI is certainly crushing the metrics of other highly valued startups like snowflake and databricks. The cash burn and claim of imminent agi i
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by lumost 2y ago
At this point it’s quite likely that they could pivot and just be the chatgpt company. I’ve found chatgpt-4o with web search and plugins to be more useful than o1 for most tasks. It’s possible we’re nearing the end of the LLM race, but I do

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