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by m00x 1y ago
He's not wrong that the BLS is terrible at projecting these numbers, and the media is even worse and presents these guesses as facts. https://www.semafor.com/article/08/21/2024/us-job-growth-wea...
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by m00x 1y ago
Almost all of these reports have now been revised down. https://www.semafor.com/article/08/21/2024/us-job-growth-wea... It's strange that CNBC here decided to use the unrevised numbers instead of th
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by m00x 1y ago
Can you attribute it directly to tariffs? There is more than one factor at play here. Job numbers during Biden's presidency, and early in Trump's presidency were also wildly over-estimated. https://www.semafor.com/
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by m00x 1y ago
Is my last line not something we want to teach people in this community? It's not snark if it's sincere. I'd rather use encouraging words than moderation but use the method you prefer, it's your platform.
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by m00x 1y ago
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by m00x 1y ago
As a French, it's funny seeing references to the French revolution as some kind of rebellion against the rich. Most people don't realize that the revolution was led by the nouvelle bourgeoisie ( new nobles) who were tired of payin
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by m00x 1y ago
What? Almost every Starbucks I visit hires foreign workers.
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by m00x 1y ago
Capital will flow to maximize total shareholder value, therefore projected revenue/profits. Nike opens factories in low-cost areas because they're allowed to. Before Clinton, most things were built in the country. Profits were low
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by m00x 1y ago
This account seems to be bot-posting.
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by m00x 1y ago
It's explained in the reddit thread. Most of it is because you have to handle a ton of what TCP does in userland.
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by m00x 1y ago
You can get SR&ED for anything in Canada. Even CRUD apps get SR&ED money.
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by m00x 1y ago
Bill Clinton made irreparable damage to the American workforce. He sold out America to move all manufacturing to China by giving massive incentives to companies to do so. The market boomed and all that money went to investors instead of wor
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by m00x 1y ago
The democrats are just as guilty of this. There was bi-partisan support for blocking congress from trading due to clear insider trading and the Democrats refused to support the bill. Democrats were also the ones to move all manufacturing to
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by m00x 1y ago
You can't reap the rewards from a highly free market country while also interfering with the free market. There are countries where that gap is lower where you can move to if you really care about this. Most of Europe is a lot more equ
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by m00x 1y ago
No, he's right. I just went through newborn phase right now and the only person that needed is mom. Kid wanted nothing to do with me. He just wanted food and sleep.
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by m00x 1y ago
Some teams are bad, some teams are good. I've always heard horror stories about Amazon, but when I speak to most people at, or from Amazon, they have great things to say. Some people are just optimists, too.
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by m00x 1y ago
Calvin just worked like this when I was at Segment. He picked what he worked on and worked really intensely at it. People most often burn out because of the lack of agency, not hours worked. Also, keep in mind that people aren't the sa
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by m00x 1y ago
He's likely received hundreds of millions from segment acquisition. Do you think he cares about the OpenAI vesting cliff? It's more likely that he was there to see how OpenAI was run so he could learn and something similar on his
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by m00x 1y ago
What incentives? It's not a very intellectual opinion to give wild hypotheticals with nothing to go on other than "it's possible".
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by m00x 1y ago
Calvin cofounded Segment that had a $3.2B acquisition. He's not your typical employee.
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by m00x 1y ago
Calvin works incredibly hard and has very little ego. I was surprised he joined OpenAI since he's loaded from the Segment acquisition, but if anyone it makes sense he would do this. He's always looking to find the hardest problem
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by m00x 1y ago
Calvin is loaded from the Segment exit, he would not work if he wasn't excited about the work. The other founders just went on to do their own thing or non-profits. I worked there for a few years and Calvin is definitely more of the gr
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by m00x 1y ago
There's a clear task being given to the robot. If anything this will save lives. There are plenty of soldiers that love to kill for the hell of it, at least this will be easy to track down to who gave the order.
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by m00x 1y ago
Good!
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by m00x 1y ago
A more modern one, smolVLA is similar and uses a VLM but skips a few layers and uses an action adapter for outputs. Both are from HF and run on LeRobot. https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.01844 Explanation by PhosphoAI: https
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by m00x 1y ago
Yeah I work at a large US fintech and this isn't ML
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by m00x 1y ago
This is not money laundering. Why would they dispute if it's ML?
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by m00x 1y ago
Many are speculating it was trained by o1/o3 for some of the initial reasoning.
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by m00x 1y ago
TN visa is not guaranteed anymore. I had to refile twice before getting approved, and I switched to an L1B to do so.
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by m00x 1y ago
Which needs to fit all the code in memory + they're considering OS space, etc.

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