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by mhh__ 2y ago
Hopefully things have narrowed but you can see from the trends data just how few people (API may be a different story) use claude relative to chatgpt.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
A lot of this data is quite hard to find if you don't have access to a data provider like Bloomberg (and costs money to quote) so I can understand why they don't bother, even though they should obviously.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
There's a retort called "Models of doom" that I haven't read but can vaguely guess what it'll say. When was the world supposed to have ended by now?
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Show me something without ideology
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by mhh__ 2y ago
In jest but this is a good example of how spending a bit of time on APIs and metrics and so on is buying an option on creativity in the future
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Parliament is fine. Or at least the reforms people have in mind are usually insane slop that would only mean ramming more, worse, shit through the pipe.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
It's not a bad assumption. If you buy a bond, it's probably pretty close to it's fair value in large part because my colleagues and I, and our competitors make sure it stays that way.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
There being a gravity towards efficiency does not mean that everything is equally spaced.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Along those lines (synthetic data) I would keep an eye on the chinese labs given that they are probably quite data and compute constrained, in English at least.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
This isn't where the leverage is though
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Honestly not convinced it was about that. I'm sure he likes the stock going up but I think he is somewhat earnest about why he bought twitter, or at least what he wants to do with it when he got stuck with it. As per usual, he bet the
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by mhh__ 2y ago
That desktop grade processor is probably basically a pup compared to a modern Apple silicon processor. M4 / similar vs some poor Intel chip throttling at 2GHz?
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Do you perchance have something directly comparing jj and your branchless work? Regardless keep up the good work. Assuming some one hasn't done it while I haven't been paying attention I will some day write some code to support gi
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by mhh__ 2y ago
I have been using `git-branchless` a lot and really liking it. It should be part of the main git project, consider it a halfway between git and switching to some other tool.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Are you saying you're not glad that the EU has chosen for you? I would ask an AI to generate a riff on a "I am the very model of a modern major general" but for some EU bureaucrat but I'll spare you the spam.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Unless they drop something mega in the next few months can't help but think that openai's moat is basically gone for now at least.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
More generally I think he's decided he needs to own the platform to be able to grow. Him swearing about about (presumably) Apple telling them they can't do stuff (because tough shit, you're their serf) was legit I think.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Yes (don't know about JupypterLab), skip, not really, yes, quite irritating so just pay someone else to do it.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
I find them both equally bad just in different ways. Compare the gitlab UI with phabricator for example. The workflows are mostly a strange mixture of whatever github made up on the back of a napkin and Stakeholder-consultant slop.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
I actually suspect the opposite. If you get access to or steal a large LLM you can potentially massively leverage the talent pool you have as a small country.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Judging books by their covers is underrated. In sociology most of the results that actually replicate are the ones that are true but people wish they weren't.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
We should also ban people who disagree with me from not agreeing with me
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Forced? You weren't allowed to I really have no skin in this game but surely, surely the big social sites got caught red handed being overly censorious in during COVID and so on
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Ask yourself: What were the last 5 reels you watched?
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by mhh__ 2y ago
The alternative is not having freedom of speech (which is a principle not a law)
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Hedge funds that use a "pod" structure (Chinese walled groups of traders) will hire one pod to mimic another pods strategy. Not hard to guess why.
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by mhh__ 2y ago
Threads has a massive problem in that it recruits its users from Instagram (there are others but primarily its still a branch of Instagram) which is the domain of AI generated slop and people I actually know in real life. The whole point of
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by mhh__ 2y ago
I don't see why this isn't a good model for how human reasoning happens either, certainly as a first-order assumption (at least).
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by mhh__ 2y ago
The only people I have seen
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by mhh__ 2y ago
From what I've read the flat structure goes in the bin when they've decided to go to the finish line on an idea

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