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by nateburke 3y ago
Can the theorems of Kirt Gödel be classified, though, is my question. And if so, would their domains of applicability within the universe of formal systems actually be a classification system of that universe in and of itself?
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by nateburke 3y ago
My viola teacher's teacher was married to a Reichian psychoanalyst. There was definitely lore shared about students getting lessons at the teacher's apartment and hearing all sorts of sounds coming from his practice downstairs. I&
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by nateburke 3y ago
> There’s a job market for C-Suite employees And it can sometimes be VERY illiquid. Headhunters help to provide this liquidity and get paid for it. Sometimes C-suite career people can go years without a job. Not every CEO or CFO makes fo
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by nateburke 3y ago
Godspeed and thank you for the inspiration!
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by nateburke 3y ago
Threads may not even get 10% of twitter's users to switch platforms. But if they can get 50% of Twitter's (remaining) BRANDS to switch where they spend ad dollars, that's a win for FB!
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by nateburke 3y ago
This article does not address the cognitive aspect of aspartame. What is the impact of 'faking out' the sugar processing components of our metabolism? Specifically is there anything bad associated with our brains thinking that we&
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by nateburke 3y ago
It would fade
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by nateburke 3y ago
Lilypond had such beautiful output, though the amount of time since I have used it can be measured in years--is it still setting the typesetting bar above Finale, Sibelius, etc?
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by nateburke 3y ago
Gitlab is not a charity. They need to earn their trust like everyone else. Losing data is a big failure. I can see why folks would remember it.
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by nateburke 3y ago
For me AGI = a nonhuman source of information and interaction that the average human will trust more than a non-estranged family member. The experience of scrolling instagram qualifies, fb, Twitter, Google news, YouTube.... We're there
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by nateburke 4y ago
No one is talking about the impact of kids seeing parents read on phones instead kids seeing parents read on books. When kids see a parent reading a book there's no doubt as to what they're doing. They are reading. OTOH, even if a
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by nateburke 4y ago
Eg what if there was a second pitcher, ball, and batter?
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by nateburke 4y ago
Baseball is the most fun to play and watch when it feels like 'tag' and not like 'golf'. Ball in play, run-downs, throwing, catching, errors. Find a way to align with that, and I will become a fan again, and so will my c
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by nateburke 4y ago
I like Niehues maps. I like ski maps from the '80s that have topo lines. I like 'em all.
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by nateburke 4y ago
I think that there are two types of trust at stake here: 1. Trust that bank deposits won't disappear. 2. Trust that the financial system is fair. A bailout sacrifices 2 for 1. Letting SVB fail sacrifices 1 for 2. My proposal is for a b
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by nateburke 4y ago
They should claw back SVB CEO pay and televise the moment the funds move. Show the CEOs number going down and some other public number going up. Bonus points if his face is televised at that moment at well That's all that's really
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by nateburke 4y ago
When the PR gains from widespread adoption no longer cover the costs.
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by nateburke 4y ago
Eye motion has a cognitive cost. If I can take that eye motion and move it into my fingers' muscle memory to toggle screens, there is an increase in overall focus. I find an external or secondary monitor is good for large refactors acr
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by nateburke 4y ago
> The moment of transition from “data-centric” (big centralized system/database) to “agent-centric” (locally stored/run systems and identity, sharing arbitrary data/storage) has arrived. I agree. Use cases such as LLMs-as-
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by nateburke 4y ago
> You can also build your own Agents that are hosted on your own infrastructure, using the tools and examples in the open source Fixie SDK. What exactly is running on my infrastructure? Do I need to buy GPUs? What state needs to live on
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by nateburke 4y ago
Body insulation is way more efficient than the pink stuff you put in your attic! Cheaper, too!
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by nateburke 4y ago
Northeastern CT, my town had both duckpin and regular. Both are now long gone. As a kid, duckpin was WAY more fun than knuckletwister!
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by nateburke 4y ago
As a childhood owner of Moon Shoes, this product excites me greatly.
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by nateburke 4y ago
>> But the Cannondale R300's mid 90's aluminum was even harsher and wrist-numbing. It'll rattle you to your core My core still loves a polished weld! Made in the USA!
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by nateburke 4y ago
Knowledge work outsourced out of timezone by more than 4-5 hours is slow. At least 2x as slow, all things being equal. The communication and management overhead is significant to the point where at least an 80% reduction in cost, if not mor
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by nateburke 4y ago
Twitter no longer has to post quarterly numbers publicly. Whether or not its business is "running well" is idle speculation at this point, since that data is private. The CEO in the linked emails should stop wasting his time think
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by nateburke 4y ago
They buried the helium bit! I really had to dig for confirmation that they weren't going to give hydrogen another go, what with the constant comparisons to Hindenburg throughout.
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by nateburke 4y ago
They own less than 1%. I doubt S&L will care.
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ChatGPT Has No Ads(nateburke.com)
3 points by nateburke 4y ago|4 comments
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by nateburke 4y ago
How will people pay for ChatGPT in the long run? Is there a free-to-consumer monetization model that doesn't use ads? edit: + "in the long run? Is there a free-to-consumer monetization model that doesn't use ads?"

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