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by nairboon 2mo ago
There was a lot less competition in the digital entertainment industry back then. Nowadays you still have AAA games going for $80 in a much more crowded market.
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by nairboon 2mo ago
No, that's still AI in today's sense, just not an LLM.
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Where is IPv7?
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Or threatening to invade it's allies.
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Look at a 100 year purchasing power chart of USD, doesn't look very healthy...
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Do you also make this clarification whenever Bank of America is mentioned, such that no one is confusing it with the FED?
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by nairboon 2mo ago
$1000 is for the NAS, they still need to populate it with a couple of drives.
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Good question. The issue is probably more subtle: are the intended management controls working and doing their job?
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by nairboon 2mo ago
It's not copyright that caused cheap access. The printing machine allowed for cheaper publications, that's what spawned the new age of knowledge. The raw materials and the duplication of knowledge was the bottleneck. With digital
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by nairboon 2mo ago
What harnesses do you favor? Any good contender apart frompi or Hermes?
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Maybe the bots already ate up Ally's Q3 campaign budget?
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by nairboon 2mo ago
Maybe for ad attribution, when they inject campaign tracking information into the results and whatever LLM frontend presents them to an actual user and it results in a click, they could claim that the ad spend caused this click. If they inj
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by nairboon 2mo ago
DOGE is internal US politics, football is global and large parts of Han's audience is global nowadays.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
I think those long-term holders who 10x their investment are quite happy with that investment so far.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
There is also the airline brand as an information. Some are explicitly branded as low-cost/low-comfort other not.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Sure, negative clearing prices indicate overproduction. Thus producer should lower their output and not destroy the output. I know that from a finance perspective, it could make sense to destroy some products instead of lowering prices, but
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Or (c) lower the price to the market clearing price point and your clothes will be gone.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Those $9B are created the same way as when the stock would have risen. That's how most of the wealth in the stock market is created nowadays.
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Reinventing Daydreaming Machines(zzbbyy.substack.com)
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by nairboon 3mo ago
No, I don't think OP's comment is useless. It's not just a blanket statement, "Wow, LLM's quick", but also critically reflective, like a brief limitations section. This opens the discussion, by indirectly posin
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Is it really an artificial increase? Presumably the humans of HN are naturally viewing these artworks.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
> scroll to the bottom that illustrates the point nicely...
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by nairboon 3mo ago
So they studied change in "headcount" (full-time, part-time?), but what are these heads doing? A more interesting metric to study would be changes in wages for a normalized position (e.g. 40h/week, 4w PTO/y). Then you co
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by nairboon 3mo ago
That's not an AI text.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Remember Occupy Wall Street? Back then the oligarchs were somewhat scared.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
The good thing about Qt: if you don't like the calendar dropdowns, just build your own and customize it.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
> Yes you can't get it legally as a regular end user That's why it's not mentioned, it's not a product for "normal users", the audience described in the post.
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by nairboon 3mo ago
Yes, unfortunately that is exactly how most education systems are designed. A lot of it is also historical baggage (at least in the European school tradition), where states were faced with the issue of educating the masses, which required a
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by nairboon 4mo ago
Good thing that the US frontier labs only download data from the US internet created by US citizens /s
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by nairboon 4mo ago
What exactly is released under MIT license?

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