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maxilevi
3y ago
What did you think about the Fountainhead?
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The rise and fall of the third reich. Nazi Germany history tends to be looked from a far and trivialized, with phrases like "oh he attacked russia in the winter, what a dumbass", "it was another totalitarian government that g
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maxilevi
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Yes, there are definitely better resources out there. This is just a WIP I had that I thought I’d share.
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CUDA Accelerated Raytracer
(github.com)
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maxilevi
3y ago
Do a masters in the US
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maxilevi
3y ago
Sure, but I doubt your average tradesman starting a business is targeting billion dollar markets. Scaling software to the same level of revenue as a trade business is as easy if not easier. For one you don’t need that many employees
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maxilevi
3y ago
Starting a software business as a SWE requires almost no investment
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maxilevi
3y ago
I agree but he wasn't talking about predicting financial markets, he was talking about global implications in industries like law and finance. And LLMs as a knowledge retrieval mechanism can already be pretty useful in those areas.
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No, but I bet his quants backtest trading strategies. His argument for dismissing LLMs is nonsensical, just because something uses information from the past doesn't mean its useless. In fact, every tool we have can match that criticism
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> “Here’s the problem with large language models: they are built on the past, everything we do is about the future,” Griffin said. So Ken sees books and backtesting trading strats as useless too? I really expected more knowledgeable answ
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maxilevi
3y ago
I agree
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maxilevi
3y ago
I agree with the spirit but saying that open source is on track to outpace OpenAI in innovation is just not true. Open source models are being compared to GPT3.5, none yet even get close to GPT4 quality and they finished that last year.
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maxilevi
3y ago
Can you share any revenue numbers?
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maxilevi
3y ago
Did you try TensorRT?
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maxilevi
3y ago
Whole company, its a very interesting approach.
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maxilevi
3y ago
Curious, how profitable are you doing this? Could you share some revenue numbers?
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Ex-‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli Now Living in Queens on $2,500 a Month
(bloomberg.com)
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Yes, that would make the most sense, but why funds buy it? Are they really that oblivious?
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3y ago
I don’t believe it’s as simple as the articles puts it. How is the alpha in this strats not exhausted? Either they don’t make money or it’s not fully transparent.
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3y ago
Hopefully this will lead to the closing of the Argentine central bank. Or at least a reform that lobotimizes it. Continuously inflating the money supply kills an economy and slowly destroys its society.
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maxilevi
3y ago
The libritts file has 900 plus speakers inside it
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maxilevi
3y ago
How many HR employees do you realistically need for a company that is downsizing?
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maxilevi
3y ago
That's not completely true. Information asymmetry is a thing after all
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maxilevi
3y ago
Did you try it and couldn't find any boosts in productivity?
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3y ago
I sell software products I develop. Like another commenter wrote, you end up building what the market needs and not necessarily what you find interesting. It's also tough mentally, you could wake up and your revenue is cut in half, a n
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Number #3 economy is Japan but it has less than half the billionaires. Germany's economy is 20% bigger than UK's but has more than triple the amount of billionaires. It's not necessarily correlated with GDP.
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Unrelated but why does Germany have much more billionaires than the rest of the EU?
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3y ago
https://archive.is/8aqVH
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My take is that with AI productivity will increase significantly and reduce the price of developing software. However this will only up the bar as now that software is easier to make more people want higher quality customized solutions, the
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3y ago
We ended feudalism only to get back to a stronger version of it powered by tech
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