mhuffman

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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   Sounds like you might have a start-up idea?
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   Quick question for anyone that may have more technical insight, is Gaussian Splatting the technology that Unreal Engine has been using to have such jaw dropping demos with their new releases?
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   I have seen this video before and can confirm he makes a 1+ hour powerpoint presentation pretty engaging.
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   >You may ask - why? Why, for heaven's sake, do I need to make paper backups, if there are so many alternative possibilities like CD-R's, DVD±R's, memory sticks, flash cards, hard disks, streamer tapes, ZIP drives, network
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   I disagree across the board with your assessment of this. >reality has a left leaning bias If not political leaning, what other "left leaning" bias might it have? I believe that you are simply wrong in your interpretation and e
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   But then how can I make billions with targeted advertising using their metadata?
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   I like to see progress with multiple languages in the space. Julia, R, etc. It does seem though, that python really has a big and commanding lead. So much so that mojo is betting their business on it.
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   If I need multiple sources to explain it to me, then it is not communicating the information effectively is it? Also, I did Google it and got Reddit telling me that anyone that does not have a left leaning bias is just ignorant of science.
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   by mhuffman 3y ago

   Very cool! It reminds me of Microsoft Prose[1]. I guess they were way ahead of their time on that one. [1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/group/prose/
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >They do say that reality has a left leaning bias I am not even sure how to interpret that. In the US, at least, politically people leaning left and leaning right are about even. I would definitely say that during my time in academia it
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Agreed! I have a AMD EPYC 7702P in an ASRocks mb and have been very pleased with performance in a homelab.
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    the "One group" in question is Hebrew University in Israel. So not exactly a sue-happy small group so much as a super well-funded very large organization.
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Pretty far for pretty cheap! I had a Postgres installation that ran for 6 years without issue with 11 billion rows in one of the larger tables, 1-2 million hits per day, on a single hetzner machine that ran around $130-$150 per month. Same
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Do you have an example of a more optimal prompt to share?
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    billionaires hate him for this one weird trick!
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    I suspect that a lot or all of those videos are about "extension spring" replacements and not "torsion spring" replacements. Probably shouldn't do either, but the torsion ones can have instant and catastrophic failu
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    There is a delusion that everything is always "creative destruction" because in the past it often was. This ends up with people thinking that this will just get rid of the LCD developers, but "real" developers will alway
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    I think you are right and I don't know why this other person attacked your comment this way. People in fact do use last online activity to build a timeline for crimes right now. Whereas, this AI nonsense will be eviscerated the first t
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    This says parts are only available to paid subscribers, but when you click subscribe there is no price only an email sign-up form. What does this cost?
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Also the building restrictions in a highly-populated area. I remember a person on here breaking down the costs of building multi-family housing. Basically in SF or LA you can only build high-priced multi-family housing to make any profit, o
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >There's plenty of places in the US that you can still get a house for under 200k. I bought 3 houses all for under $20k each over the past 2 years. I use them all as rental houses. You can get waaay under $200k. The problem when you
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    I actually used this exact method in the early 2000s to make "coloring books" for local businesses using their own photographs. They would give them out and use them for marketing.
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >I really like these old "explaining" films. The pedagogical level is far higher than what seems common today. And the they take their time to convey the message. I wonder what happened? I have been blown away by some of the ol
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >"Please provide me with the full name and address of your counsel so I may know to whom I should address subsequent correspondence." All true of course. However, that is not how I read it. It said put me in touch with your cou
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >"Please provide me with the full name and address of your counsel so I may know to whom I should address subsequent correspondence." >If not, report to the relevant bar association that [name] is presenting themselves as li
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    ... and what is the increase in real profit growth to capital? The point of my post wasn't that wages never go up, but I do not remember when price increase MOSTLY went to labor.
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Can you imagine a situation where the cost of labor suddenly came down and then the managers of a company telling the investors, "hey, looks like the cost of labor went down, which means the cost of all of our inputs went down, so I am
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    >so if most of the increase in prices is accruing to labor, real wages will be positive, while if most accrues to capital, real wages will be negative. I am not asking this to be snarky, but do you recall any time in our lives where incr
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    And if you silo all your employees to basically be clones of each other? I suspect it did pass QA with rave reviews!
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    by mhuffman 3y ago

    Klarna has the added benefit that their service was zero before this, so the AI assistant is actually doing infinite amount of more work! And it is probably much better than the zero service before!