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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
But these are profitable companies, now their cash on hand can actually earn interest.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Is your product offering anything unique to the consumer other than blasting them with more ads than the competition?
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
> If you can't write well, communicate well, plan and organize, Why not ask the LLM to write for you? Same for planning, organization and written communication. Seems like robotic ICs can "robotize" most of the work stack.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Counter point - If one person can now do the work of an entire team the level of communication skills required will actually be simplified. So now instead of needing to manage multiple stakeholders and expectations of 10 different middle ma
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Incoming reports are saying that they killed over 12,000 people in only a few days.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Cristian evangelicals would be a much better term.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
"tools" are also a fad. It will all just converge back to being called APIs.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Couldn't you just ask it to write down what it knows about you and copy paste into another provider?
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
I like coming up with the system design and the low level pseudo code, but actually translating it to the specific programming language and remembering the exact syntax or whatnot I find pretty uninspiring. Same with design docs more or les
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
I would also take those studies with a grain of salt at this point, or at least taking into consideration that a model from even a few months ago might have significant enough results from the current frontier models. And in my personal exp
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Treadmills are an option. I highly recommend manual treadmills, feels much more natural imo.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Venezuela supplies less than 1% of the world's oil, basically meaningless.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
You could easily say the same thing about not doing anything. But also remember that Russia is occupied in Ukraine and couldn't even help the Assad regime which was a much closer ally, and same with Iran.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Oh yeah, I'm certain the intent behind this wasn't for the sake of the Venezuelan population, but that in itself doesn't mean it won't result in a better outcome for the population (but also not saying that it will)
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Not cutting off, but it's enough that the US increases oil supply which lowers the prices to significantly hurt Russia and Iran. And then you have China which is the main consumer of Venezuelan oil so you get another point of leverage.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
You don't think Venezuela having the largest oils reserves on the planet and it being a strong ally to Russia, Iran and China make the possible reward fairly significant from a US standpoint?
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Russia is already doing horrible things without this pretext, so I dont think this argument holds.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
It's a philosophical question, I don't think there's a single objective truth. Regardless I'm curious as to what is inherently immoral in arresting a dictator?
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Let's say best case scenario, zero innocent casualties and a democratic government takes over and Venezuela prospers - would you still consider it immoral?
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Disruption to life and financial burden are serious threats if they occur on a constant basis and not just one off.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Imagine a scenario where israel doesn't need bomb shelters or sirens since rockets are destroyed almost instantly. Right now even if iron dome works it still greatly disrupts the day to day life in israel (not to mention the pure finan
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Technical solutions can lead to diplomatic solutions as it changes the power dynamics. Will it solve the "root cause"? Probably not, but that's because there's no single "root cause", but it still might lead to
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
All those features are basically prompts in various formats, not much of a moat.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
For me it's the opposite, I'm wasting less energy over debugging silly bugs and fighting/figuring out some annoying config. But it does feel less fulfilling I suppose.
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by mupuff1234 9mo ago
Any good hedges against a possible downfall of USD?
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
Russia is a joke, India is somewhat irrelevant and doesn't seem like that will change soon, China is a different story, although they also have their share of demographic and economic issues. And Putin and Xi are 73 & 72, and I dou
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
If I had to guess I'd say investors get their returns but non exec employees mostly get screwed.
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46262524
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
A few days ago one of the top HN posts was a antisemitic conspiracy cesspool so I'm afraid we're long past that point.
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by mupuff1234 10mo ago
Because that's my comment and it's dead for no reason. So please address the content now.

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