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by neximo64 4y ago
CS stopped being globally systemically important a decade ago. More and more so by selling off pieces of the bank the past few years
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by neximo64 4y ago
They had access to gpt4 for a while. Its not suddenly.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Not that great since its nondeterministic. Maybe a better solution is to use a columnar database.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Troll the basel III committee for making risk weighted assets on long term mortgage backed securities practically 0.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Try a mutual fund that puts it in treasuries
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by neximo64 4y ago
They were smart. Too smart, SVB was haemorrhaging funds to alternatives. It was a bank run caused SVBs demise, the same could happen to any bank regardless of how well capitalised they were. If no one withrew funds they'd have been ali
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by neximo64 4y ago
Isn't that like lambdas, service weaver, temporal..?
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by neximo64 4y ago
Does your noodle code solve a customer problem? Solving customer problems = immortality.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Call up a lloyds broker and have them make it for you
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by neximo64 4y ago
Would be nice to add types to SQL instead of adding json objects as sql
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by neximo64 4y ago
What level of Kubernetes knowledge? Are you able to make custom apps on the control plane?
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by neximo64 4y ago
It does, hire directly instead using an agency that is a middleman.
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Real time Google maps satellite view
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Cautious this time at least. Not like the quantum supremacy one
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Always a language centric analysis vs what programmers are doing. By this logic Javascript wouldn't be anywhere near where it is now. Don't get me wrong, its a great analysis but it misses the premise of what makes people use a la
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by neximo64 4y ago
Arent they all from common web crawl?
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I think what's more intriguing is no one could easily answer the true metrics on why/what the algorithm is doing in term of how its scoring reach. Twitter seems like a mess. Simplicity sometimes wins. Not sure where such complexit
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by neximo64 4y ago
Curious if you've lived/visited in a poor country
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by neximo64 4y ago
It is quite sneaky on the get started page. You are pushed into the cloud option, since the self hosted text is the same color as the background and you can't see it.
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by neximo64 4y ago
If you followed the language model in a forward pass, it is exactly the opposite. It begins at what git is in compressed weights and tears it down to what you wanted. In the house analogy, they look at what you wanted and then the builder t
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by neximo64 4y ago
It isn't really from scratch, since it knows what git is.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Isnt stripe doing a good thing. It just seems like what flurly is selling is dodgy. https://flurly.com/p/paymencreditcard
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by neximo64 4y ago
You mean Whisper? Which is better, and by OpenAI. The way you're asking its almost specifically aimed at Whisper, do you already know about it? why ask this way
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by neximo64 4y ago
Not one in the twitter app. It also isn’t removing a feature it’s just charging for api use.
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The article in question says the API is what makes twitter great. I would disagree since the content is what makes it great. Content made via the official twitter app via a person. The use of API by bots, such as crypto bots and bots that l
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by neximo64 4y ago
Heres another one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3818055
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Highly likely to make them even more profitable.
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You’ve basically mentioned it’s not zero since the cost of the spend on the solar panels would have a next best alternative and a hurdle rate. So each marginal kWh does have a cost, not to mention the depreciative factor.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Isn't it happening now, the AI trying to fight in court, and being sued for using training samples on artists and from github?
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by neximo64 4y ago
Isn't that just CSP & using the hashes for files

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