lvl155

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by lvl155 11mo ago
Design is hard because models change almost on a weekly basis. Quality abruptly falls off or drastically changes without announcements. It’s like building a house without proper foundation. I don’t know how many tokens I wasted because of t
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Let’s just say what it is: devs are too constrained to jump ship right now. It’s a massive land grab and you are not going to spend time tinkering with CUDA alternatives when even a six-month delay can basically kill your company/organ
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by lvl155 11mo ago
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Right, because they will tell you exactly how they generate alpha for all the world to see. It’s worth mentioning quant is not all HFT.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
At the end of the day it all comes down to input data. There are a lot of things you can do to collect proprietary data to give you an edge.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
People in this country can’t even bother to put their carts back and you think they’re not going to get replaced by AI?
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I don’t know why seasoned veterans praise these books and then implement some of the worst interview practices to test people on writing convoluted bs code for hours. Just doesn’t make sense. Do you want to hire pragmatic programmers or mon
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by lvl155 11mo ago
We’re not far from Nvidia exclusively bundling ChatGPT. It’s a classic playbook from Microsoft.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I agree with you 100%. If basic functionalities are not airtight, there’s no way I am going to deal with growing pains just because they want to get paid on AI fluffs. Contrast this with something like Ghostty.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
It would be nice to have these world models integrated with Blender.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
US has way too many red tapes. As far as autonomous goes, I think Baidu will eventually win that race.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I am against digital IDs. There’s a reason why security-minded people carry around physical hardware keys. The fact that Apple remains a black box company means I can’t trust them now and definitely not later when their changing financial c
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I do wish they sold a double-side magsafe that you can put on your shirt/jacket so I can just clip my iPhone on my chest. Pro Max is too big for my pockets.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
They probably know more than us. Such as alternative chips or that the Chinese will go in-house sooner than we think. Nvidia’s moat is not as permanent as people think.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Came out right after dotcom bust. It was really disappointing when I learned that corporate America simply moves on to the next graduating class. All the recruiting mechanisms in place means you’re going to get burned pretty bad if you miss
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I want to use Cerebaras but it’s just not production ready. I will root for them on sideline for now.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I’ve been an Apple fan for as long as I can remember. I didn’t worship Jobs but he had complete control of Apple when he returned and molded the company in his vision. The company lacks that vision. Vision Pro is an example of that failure.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Of course they are paying them. That’s not my point. My point is this is the only way for them to gain market share and they need Western users to train future models. They have to give them away. I’d be shocked if compute costs are not hea
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by lvl155 11mo ago
The answer is simply that no one would pay to use them for a number of reasons including privacy. They have to give them away and put up some semblance of openness. No option really.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Does it select for intellect? I don’t think so. In modern times, there are enough resources around for most people to breed as they wish. Family size in developed nations is probably not even correlated to education or intelligence. It migh
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by lvl155 11mo ago
9 out of 10, people around you will take advantage of you for most of your career. You will grow resentful and lose motivation. And basically the core driver of your happiness will slowly fade. I’ve seen it happen too many times.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
I am not saying he won’t make money. But it won’t be commensurate with the risk he took on.
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by lvl155 11mo ago
Just because something is expensive doesn’t mean you should short it via puts as Burry had done. Both Palantir and Nvidia have high IVs. You’re paying for that. You’re much better off looking for cheaper puts on securities with enough corre
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by lvl155 1y ago
Amazon and Apple are two companies taking it conservatively in this bubble. Possibly because they actually have gone through the last bubble with some pain. Microsoft to some degree but they have the luxury of OpenAI. We are at a point in t
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by lvl155 1y ago
You set up a template project folder. In the script you can just add a uv command. In the age of Claude Code and Codex, creating a sandbox/container should be step one.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Name me one service outside of Google and Apple that’s seamlessly tied to your devices. Once you buy into the system you’re basically stuck. Apple is quickly becoming Oracle.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Is it optional? When there is basically Apple and Android? If you add family to the mix then you’re basically stuck with Apple ecosystem. It’s actually nice until something goes wrong and you realize their customer service is awful. They’ve
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by lvl155 1y ago
And it’s going to get progressively worse for everyone. My rule of thumb is that for every perceived 15% increase in care outcome, cost doubles for patients. This is how drug or procedure costs exploded over the past two decades.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I would like to think our children will one day live in a society where healthcare is nominal.
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by lvl155 1y ago
OT but Apple is getting worse and worse in all aspects. I hate the fact that I am locked into their monopoly.

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