lvl155

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   by lvl155 1y ago

   I soak up everything Andrej has to say.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   I am very impressed with Gemini and stopped using OpenAI. Sometimes, I ping all three major models on OpenRouter but 90% is on Gemini now. Compare that to 90% ChatGPT last year.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   Sad reality is that most people are not smart. They’re not creative, original, or profound. Think back to all the empty and pointless convos you had prior to AI or the web.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   Analogous to assembly, we need standardized AI language/styles.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   Can’t recall if it was this exact one but I got one of these for my Dell. And I am gonna be honest and say it was not a good experience for me.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   Aren’t you PE? Just look up the lawsuits bro. On a serious note, I don’t think Google or Tesla will take on that liability once we get to scale. That basically defeats the purpose of autonomous. Their legal and ops team will do everything t
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   For example, if you get into an accident in NYC, you’re pretty much screwed. Uber will not cover you and you have to rely on “bankrupt” commercial insurance. Which is funny because Uber fees INCLUDE these phantom coverages. Class-action wai
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   That’s what people assume. It’s not.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   > accidents
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Wait till people start getting into accidents in these robotaxis. It’s already a complete disaster for Uber. Do you know what it takes to get coverage as a passenger if your Uber driver is an idiot? With current administration going the wil
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    That’s BS take. iOS design is one of the most coveted roles if not the most important role you can get as a designer. It reaches billions and influences everything else. Just because we are not impressed with Apple’s direction, doesn’t mean
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    To be fair, nothing would have been able to compete against Apple during that time. It had to have been developed completely from ground up and not hampered by Palm legacy.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I will reserve my judgement but Boeing can’t catch a break.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Can’t you get around that by synthetic data?
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Koreans from Korea often do not follow this rule outside of the country. They basically use it whenever it benefits them. So in essence this aspect of the culture is pretty much…BS.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I remember this incident and it is one of many reasons I was turned off by the entire JS ecosystem.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Google has been catching up. Funny how fast this space is evolving. Just a few months ago, it was all about DeepSeek.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I don’t follow your logic.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Airlines need to be regulated and treated like public utility which is exactly what they are.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Google is a bit tone deaf with these offerings. Are they interested in competing?
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I am not a big fan of Python data libraries. They’re not cohesive in style across the board. Probably why I found R to be a better “classroom” solution. Julia is nice and so is Mathematica for purely math (and hat tip to Maple).
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Think you want to look at Vancouver traffic as well. I believe some companies are shipping it there and waiting it out. This admin will fold faster than a cheap $2…
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    What did he actually create? Did you see any of his “protypes” he desperately showcased before Apple released the Vision Pro?
24. 444.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Any work related to deconstructing these classic paintings? I’ve been thinking about an AI project where you basically analyze paintings based on brush strokes. The end result would be an animation of painting from blank canvas to completio
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    And just as inflation was down to a level where the Fed would be comfortable enough to start cutting rates, this administration came into foil all of that. Even if you really believe in these policies, which is highly controversial, one has
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Why are there so many English-first AI models from China? Are they not interested in serving their own population? Or is it that if they publish Chinese-first models it won't get publicity in the West?
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    No thanks. I am not using anything Zuck made with clear intent of screwing it up down the road.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    You ever heard of pricing power? Monopoly and monopsony?
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    When are we going to realize this is a form of dumping by the Chinese? People love cheap goods but as QoL in China improves, they won’t be able to churn out cheap goods for long. That’s why CCP is hellbent on trying to monopolize global sup
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I’d go one step further and say why are economists so fixated on growth and specifically production? We don’t need to constantly grow the economy.