nemomarx

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841.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I think the suggestion here is to take a copy of those that you know works with your software and package in that particular version? instead of the user having to resolve conflicts or manage the dependencies
842.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I think it's kind of a lemon market effect. I could pay 50 more for a flight but how do I know I'll have more leg room anyway? Maybe they'll just upcharge me. Same for restaurants if you're a traveler and don't have
843.
by nemomarx 1y ago
What's a good way to tell which things are made in house and which are mass market? And I think Sysco acquiring other local suppliers does suggest that more menu items might be from them than were in the last at least
844.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Honestly how google maintains a "moat" over other search engines could use a good business study. They've defied some pretty serious competitors there without an obvious lock in or anything. (You can say default in various br
845.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Was it that quickly? GPT 3 is where I would kind of put the start of this and that was in 2020, they had to work on the technology for quite a while before it got like this. Everyone else has been able to follow their progress and see what
846.
by nemomarx 1y ago
if they can't type it on a keyboard when manually copying it from one place to another they'll drop it is what I've come to expect.
847.
by nemomarx 1y ago
The fact that your employer might direct you to a URL that doesn't look like their normal domain (or through some kinda link shortener so you can't see it without clicking) for legitimate reasons basically undoes all security yeah
848.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Since humans can't really sit in the seat and take over in an emergency reliably I think you have to go straight to level 5 no steering wheel models. No one is going to regulate it this presidential term though so Tesla has some more t
849.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Age verification is "scan your government ID or give us a detailed video of your face from various angles, open and close your mouth" etc. Not sure which is better to give out in a breach
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by nemomarx 1y ago
To have that you need a human to take responsibility somewhere, right? I think people want to assign responsibility to the "agent" to wash their hands in various ways. I can't see it working though
851.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I feel like part of this is that ebooks basically exist on Amazon and a few other large store fronts. Maybe if each niche had their own markets you could try and compete in smaller pools?
852.
by nemomarx 1y ago
It's not really talent, it's that they don't get scholarships and pay tuition in full. It was basically a subsidy program
853.
by nemomarx 1y ago
You might expect trans women to react differently to lower T levels than cis men for various reasons
854.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Yeah - it's a selective testosterone blocker, kind of, and tries to target the part that causes male pattern baldness without lowering overall T Levels. I assume it still blocks enough hormones to cause mood shifts or other effects?
855.
by nemomarx 1y ago
That's not a bad latency addition, you're right. Good note
856.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Low orbit is how star link is able to achieve their connections, isn't it? I think of they moved to normal telecom orbit the performance would be like normal satellite internet too
857.
by nemomarx 1y ago
If it comes from anywhere else but it needs a lot of capital to execute, big tech will just acquire them right? They'll have all the data centers and compute contracts locked up I guess.
858.
by nemomarx 1y ago
AI is heavily trained on polished corporate marketing / memo speak. I think if you've had to write copy long enough you'll sound like that naturally. (See LinkedIn posts from before 2020 - they're only missing the emoji
859.
by nemomarx 1y ago
If his clients lose all their money in stocks or lose their jobs he also loses work. Depressions tend to impact everyone in the end as unemployment gets high enough
860.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I wish I could get an index without them but it would probably have no growth basically - the rest of the market is struggling in comparison, right?
861.
by nemomarx 1y ago
If demand for compute and cuda dropped suddenly would they be okay going back to selling graphics cards?
862.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I could see governments having a strong interest in bailing out Nvidia, Microsoft, etc at least?
863.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Headline buried the lead that it also runs on other platforms. That part sounds really impressive.
864.
by nemomarx 1y ago
They did fail to prove terrorism in court in that case - I think generally there needs to be some attempt to use the terror to achieve a political aim or change public opinion? Just making people afraid is a different thing.
865.
by nemomarx 1y ago
are most people on HN making 170? I feel a bit less privileged now.
866.
by nemomarx 1y ago
You can be diagnosed with GAD or social anxiety disorders without being autistic. The comorbidity isn't total. I think there's a good question about whether people can tell you're anxious at a glance but worrying about that w
867.
by nemomarx 1y ago
I think it's plausible he is lying about believing that in order to get more money from investors
868.
by nemomarx 1y ago
Oh you include the aliens being cloned by the rich instead of reproducing at a basically human rate yeah I agree that is scarier
869.
by nemomarx 1y ago
But it says more ships aren't coming. I would definitely be worried if more were coming and we might get out competed or turned into a colony or whatever but the author goes out of their way to cut off those parts, so what's scary
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by nemomarx 1y ago
am I missing something or is the alien though experiment not obviously scary? There's only 30 of them and they don't reproduce much faster, and they don't have a tech advantage. This seems like it has some potential concerns

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