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That’s a horrible article to share as a source. Literally almost everything written there is wrong. What you’re doing is dangerous.
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1y ago
After seeing this post and the discussions in the comments, I created a poll to gauge how many hours the HN crowd typically works. Curious about the results. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44639573
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Poll: How many hours do you work in a week?
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1y ago
Less than 30 hours
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1y ago
30–39 hours
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1y ago
40–49 hours
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1y ago
50–59 hours
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1y ago
60–69 hours
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1y ago
70 or more hours
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1y ago
Looks like Sama can’t catch a break.
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1y ago
London isn’t an example of cultural erosion—the pie has simply grown. The same applies to New York. Diverse cultures enrich London; they add to it rather than diminish it.
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1y ago
I don’t think people realize this is going to escalate the conflict. There are other bunker busters that can do the job, but they are all nuclear.
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1y ago
Thanks for the comment. I’ve read the blog post as well. I think what’s missing is a list of business books you’d recommend. Otherwise, I’m not sure what kind of business books you’re talking about.
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1y ago
Sorry to be blunt, but this is not a good take at all, because of one simple fact; time is limited. What you’re saying basically translates to “read everything”.
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2y ago
Fair enough, thanks for the reply
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2y ago
I see no reason for this to get flagged. Not every heated comment section deserves a flag, and no one is insulting each other. If it’s done by the mods, I think we deserve an explanation.
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With $5.5M, you can buy around 150 H100s. Experts correct me if I’m wrong but it’s practically impossible to train a model like that with that measly amount. So I doubt that figure includes all the cost of training.
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2y ago
Bankrolling a neo-nazi party (AfD) and almost the Reform Party is not shit posting.
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2y ago
Elon is playing dirty, so should the UK and EU. Hit him where it hurts. Ban the sale of Teslas. The enemy is at the gates.
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2y ago
Adjusting in increments truly helps. If you usually sleep 8 hours, try waking half an hour early for a few days. It won't cause sleep deprivation, but you'll feel the need to go to bed early.
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What the US did in South America is appalling, and I can't believe they got away with it. The women of Calama have been searching for decades for their children, brothers, and husbands who disappeared during the dictatorship of Pinoche
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It seems that properly grounding speakers is a challenge even for NASA/SpaceX. Edit: I somehow wrote SpaceX even though I knew Starliner is made by Boeing. The news related to X being blocked in Brazil confused me probably…
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Hug of death?
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Here is the thing: many software engineers don't need to learn a language "properly." When you start a new job, there will almost always be an existing code base, and you'll have to make contributions to it. Pattern reco
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> I think, most people who want to be immortal are actually motivated by either the fear of death... How are you not afraid of death? How is anyone not afraid of death? This baffles me. I mean, I don't spend my days agonizing over t
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"in High-Fat Diet Mice"
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I don’t think that is possible. Almost all software depends on other software. At the very least, it depends on the clients software. Which means you can’t ignore what Chrome or Safari changes for example.
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> no reports of injury I feel like that’s pure luck. Things could’ve gone way worse
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Safe Superintelligence Inc.: Because nothing says "safety" like a superintelligent AI, right? Just like how OpenAI is all about openness!
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