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by lvl155 2y ago
So you’re conceding this is location dependent. So in effect you’re saying the article is also location dependent? Pick one. If you knew the statistics on kidnapping or missing children in the US, you would not think of this as a “life-styl
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by lvl155 2y ago
It’s the US. People on here are so sheltered.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Counter point: I used to walk home from school. Got robbed at gun point several times. Jumped for my skin color numerous times. Had a neighborhood buddy who got stabbed three times on his way home and survived. I can go on and on and on. I
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by lvl155 2y ago
For now. Nvidia is starting to package everything and eat the whole DC market. x86 is not looking so great outside of legacy use cases.
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by lvl155 2y ago
This place worships Zuck because he apparently “open sourced” AI. It’s the most ridiculous narrative on its own but we also live in the most absurd moment in history.
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by lvl155 2y ago
I am not sure if Intel can survive on its own. Games changed quite a bit and Nvidia is about to enter the space and will likely gain significant shares if they bundle their products in anticompetitive ways. It will be cutthroat for both Int
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by lvl155 2y ago
FWIW GPUs still do not saturate PCIe lanes.
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by lvl155 2y ago
We did? That’s news to me.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Looking forward to next few years when we can finally abstract away all the back-end techs.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Just curious for the older devs on here, how seminal was Oracle in 80/90s? I feel he was actually a good dev but his career as a ruthless sales person and corporate tactician overshadows whatever accomplishments he had as a database de
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by lvl155 2y ago
I don’t think you realize how hard it is to fill these critical jobs. You would need skilled labor at pay substantially below the private market rate. A lot of these talented people work for the government because they’re patriotic. And thi
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by lvl155 2y ago
That’s my point really. People just assume government workers are lazy and don’t do much but in reality a lot of these people play CRITICAL roles. Having been on both sides, government workers aren’t more or less efficient versus private co
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by lvl155 2y ago
Federal workers should just quit en masse to teach these guys a lesson. And make them hire back for 2x the salary.
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by lvl155 2y ago
What always amazed me about Chickens from raising them first hand is how much nutrients they produce from so little. They’re so efficient. I think this is more of a lifestyle choice because raising them is not cost effective even at these p
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by lvl155 2y ago
I’ve never heard anyone say Meta is the good guys. It ranks worse than Oracle in my book.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Intel is #1 example of why you don’t let management consultants come inside your company. They are simply the worst. Why do you let a bunch of PE/VC-rejects dictate your corporate strategy?
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by lvl155 2y ago
These are all half-baked at best. They are spending so much money on undergraduate-level work. But to be fair, who in their right mind would work for Meta in 2025 if you have the talent.
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by lvl155 2y ago
I’d think people can get together to put this on a public space strictly for training purposes and have the consortium of some sort get paid per use. But we live in this stupid society where you have to move mountains to change things an in
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by lvl155 2y ago
Raising kids is hard. And it’s an evolving task. How we were raised is not the right way to raise kids now. Parents sometimes try to relive or remake their childhood. You can pour so much time and energy into parenting and not get it right.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Sorry for the political comment but every time I see Tesla financials I think “this company should’ve failed in 2014 but-for those subsidies and ill-conceived carbon credits.”
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by lvl155 2y ago
You know what’s ironic is that Tesla survived because of Obama era subsidies. They were desperate to get one private enterprise to succeed because so many solar and other “clean” energy private ventures failed during that period. So, in my
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by lvl155 2y ago
You know what IS ridiculous is that people are willing to go assembly but still do not use AMD gpus despite the price difference.
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by lvl155 2y ago
TINA. Government forced everyone to save for retirement this way. There’s way too much capital trapped in SPY and that’s going to create distortions in price discovery and these abrupt corrections in individual stocks.
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by lvl155 2y ago
This is not a market crash. I don’t know how old you’re but you might have been conditioned to think this way by the market’s unrelenting march higher. But those of us from the dotcom days can tell you it crashes eventually and very painful
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by lvl155 2y ago
No of course not. Indexing in 2025 is a whole different world. It was most likely people covering Apple short they had paired with long QQQ.
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by lvl155 2y ago
But Apple was up…indexing at its finest.
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by lvl155 2y ago
Congrats to the Render team. One of my favorite products.
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by lvl155 2y ago
That’s a reductive take.
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by lvl155 2y ago
I never said Llama is mediocre. I said the teams they put together is full of people chasing money. And the billions Meta is burning is going straight to mediocrity. They’re bloated. And we know exactly why Meta is doing this and it’s not b
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by lvl155 2y ago
Deepseek team is mostly quants from my understanding which explains why they were able to pull this off. Some of the best coders I’ve met have been quants.

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