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by mhh__ 1y ago
One of the most alluring things about LLMs though is that it is like having a screwdriver that can just about work like a hammer, and draft an email to your landlord and so on
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by mhh__ 1y ago
One of the topics being censored on twitter is footage of what many would call a side effect of migration.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Why is it that the only people who have to justify their beliefs are those who are not in favour of enormous demographic, economic, and political change required to facilitate mass immigration?
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by mhh__ 1y ago
We have had more immigration every year since 97 than almost anyone could imagine prior to that, peaking at a million a year, productivity remains shit. It's not about productivity, it's about the gross GDP numbers (and initiall
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by mhh__ 1y ago
I once half seriously proposed a limit on the second derivative of effective rates like this but imagine explaining that to a politician these days...
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Complete joke. The state in Britain needs to be basically completely repealed back to about the early 90s.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Yiddish
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NASA TRACERS mission contains D code(forum.dlang.org)
2 points by mhh__ 1y ago|1 comments
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Decline.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
They're trying to make money not chips. And besides I think you can probably guess that AI is probably the most hardware oriented the industry has been in decades
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Don't think it makes that much difference in the kind of places intel typically make money.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Elon should buy intel. He bit off more than he could chew with X and trump but this is purely weak leadership and engineering being stuck in a local maximum. Seems almost perfect for the way he likes to run companies.
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Ex-Libor Trader Tom Hayes Wins Bid to Overturn Rigging Conviction(bloomberg.com)
2 points by mhh__ 1y ago|0 comments
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Rescuing two PDP-11s from a former British Telecom underground shelter (2023)(forum.vcfed.org)
115 points by mhh__ 1y ago|25 comments
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Compilers are extremely good considering the amount of crap they have to churn through but they have zero information (by default) about how the program is going to be used so it's not hard to beat them.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Such as? Dumping money into private equity?
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Some people definitely think they aren't impressive. > 1 % of GDP LLMs are basically the only thing genuinely new in decades , that have someone excited in basically every dept in the entirely world, why is it so bad that we spend m
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Just a stochastic parrot bro
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by mhh__ 1y ago
No(t that I've noticed) Maybe they use it to help search but the search in my terminal is fairly bad
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Money, will happily lay off staff for a buck the next morning.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Perhaps but it could just as easily be the feedback that finally breaks up the monopoly that slop has on the world at the moment e.g. react, bullshit jobs etc could all go away. The latter in particular
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by mhh__ 1y ago
I could vaguely believe that you could hide some of the details by virtue of coming from a prop shop and saying it's some new angle for mlp. Maybe they do have teams running prop style strategies but I would guess that if you snapped t
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by mhh__ 1y ago
This is why the flow is so valuable. The volume is pretty big, the spreads are enormous and the traders are terrible.
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by mhh__ 1y ago
In equities for example, an option at a given strike let's you pay a little for insurance i.e. that you will have X amount of cash if SPX is at Y and so on. This is very important for pension funds and so on because they have fixed lia
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by mhh__ 1y ago
perhaps although this is a fairly cutesy paper and there are cutesy physics papers too
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Recreating Early Colour Outside Broadcast [video](youtube.com)
9 points by mhh__ 1y ago|0 comments
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by mhh__ 1y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqjqrddnldgo The state is no longer capable of keeping a cat as a mouser! "The estate had too much construction activity on site to provide a safe living environment for a
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by mhh__ 1y ago
Ignoring that this clearly isn't the whole truth e.g. the liberal world we live in is basically a product of London and Paris, this statistics are always quite vague because london is the place to trade FX, particularly from emerging
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by mhh__ 1y ago
These buildings are all quite old and in constant use so I'm guessing falling apart inside. The catch foxes in the houses of parliament every now and again
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by mhh__ 1y ago
honestly one of the worst accounts on twitter. The real larry is a professional assassin. Literally paid to kill vermin. Something deeply ironic about using him as a vehicle for myopic and smug centrist politicking.

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