nomaD_

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by nomaD_ 3y ago
Hiring engineers at 900K salary & pretending to be non-profit does not work. Turns out, 97% of them wanted to make money. Government should have banned big tech investment in AI companies a year ago. If they want, they can create their
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
True but you have to give him credit for holding the fort for 1-2 years on his own with conviction esp when everyone he knew advised otherwise.
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
The idea that banks are private companies in any country is not entirely true. Everyone knows that if a reasonably big bank fails, governments will intervene to protect people's money. Banks are technically private but won't be va
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
I am saying anything that is not sensible will have to come back to equilibrium eventually. In this case, the income to house prices ratio has been severely skewed in the last 20 years. So either the average income needs to go up drasticall
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
I don't know. Last year I believed interest rates would never rise to a level that would cause stock market crash but it happened. It was faster in the US but BoE also reluctantly is raising & market now pricing in 6-6.5% terminal.
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
Nothing new here. Though rising interest rates offer hope to people like us to work our asses off to earn 100K+, pay half of our salary in taxes, yet can't afford house in London. I hope the house prices crash to a reasonable to income
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
While I agree with the marketing aspects of Apple not using the word "AI", I fail to understand how local models will be able to outform LLMs. First things first, we don't really know what these LLMs will evolve to be in fut
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
There are a lot of theories out there but very few real life examples. If I tell facts about myself to 10 people, I am sure everyone draw their own lessons based on how they perceive the world. AND there is nothing wrong with that! People c
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by nomaD_ 3y ago
I am in Indian immigrant living in the UK for past 5 years. The housing system here feels extremely stupid to me. They basically resell houses 100+ years old at 5% higher value every year. It's kinda like gold or bitcoin, except those