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by nouveaux 17d ago
> Silly and pointless criticism. Why do the semantics of the word intelligence matter? It matters because, we're still sorting out what intelligence means for an AI agent. As you pointed out, language evolves over time. The question
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by nouveaux 4mo ago
They're buying compute for 11 billion and the 50 billion in stock growth is a bonus if it happens.
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by nouveaux 4mo ago
9a-9p 6 days a week
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by nouveaux 7mo ago
Why compare the M1 MBA discounted at Walmart but not give the same edu discount to the Neo? The target audience for Neo is likely people who would be able to use the edu discount. I know many people who would not care about the differences
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by nouveaux 7mo ago
This is is no way dismissing your concern but I think this reinforces my point about branding. Whether or not Microsoft is handling AI in a responsible way, we don't trust them due to their poor practices on Window.
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by nouveaux 7mo ago
Coca Cola would like to have a word with you. These models respond differently and have their own "personality". Even in coding, there are people who swear by one model over the other. I know engineers who just stick with Claude a
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by nouveaux 1y ago
> Some will be sad, sadness is unavoidable. That's one way of putting it. The other way of putting it is that the affected are bearing the cost of climate change imposed on them by the rest of society, who are benefiting.
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by nouveaux 1y ago
Overlapping expertise is another form of replacing someone. At a basic level, employees need to go on vacation, parental leave and all sorts of other personal leave. If you were irreplaceable, you couldn't go on leave. Companies who de
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by nouveaux 1y ago
It sounds like what you're arguing for is that companies ought to have employees that are irreplaceable. Wouldn't that impose a huge risk to the company? If said employee gets hit by the proverbial bus or leaves, the company shoul
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by nouveaux 2y ago
The mistake here is equating Putin to Trump. One is a mastermind and the other is a puppet.
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by nouveaux 2y ago
Java was so bad that Android took a hard pivot to Kotlin. If anyone understands the importance of code maintenance, it's Google. They built a language for it (Go). I think it's ok to look at historical Java for what it is and lear
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by nouveaux 2y ago
And what is wrong with being a cog? Not everyone is going to invent the next ai innovation and not everyone is cut out to build the next hot programming language. Bugs need to be fixed. Features need to be implemented. If it weren't fo
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by nouveaux 2y ago
Have you spent a lot of time trying to hire people? I guarantee you there is no shadow council trying to figure out how to hire "busywork" worker bees. This perspective smells completely like "If I were in charge, things woul
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by nouveaux 2y ago
As a modern day tech person, you only spend 4 hours a week on your keyboard across browsers, email, messaging, command line, etc? What about your personal life? Even then, learning Vim could improve your computer interactions easily by 10%.
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by nouveaux 2y ago
Wait so there was near universal outcry on the left about “Jan 6 insurrection” but assassination of public figures is actually fine if they have a low approval rating and allegedly negatively affect people’s lives? It sounds like you&#x27
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by nouveaux 2y ago
Most of us can't remember more than one password. This means that if one site is compromised, then the attacker now has access to multiple sites. A password manager mitigates this issue.
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by nouveaux 2y ago
There are so many ways to teach kids to code and read that a smartphone/tablet is totally unnecessary. I refuse to believe for a second that my kids are at any disadvantage for not having screen time at home.
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Harvard Should Say Less. Maybe All Schools Should(nytimes.com)
5 points by nouveaux 2y ago|2 comments
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by nouveaux 2y ago
Older people have more money because they 1) Lived longer to accumulate wealth. 2) Housing was cheaper relative their income 30 years ago. It's also worth noting that 50% of homeless people are over 50 [1] [1] https://www.go
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by nouveaux 2y ago
"Ways that may negatively impact valuations" The housing crisis is when the valuation of the home are too high. The goal is to negatgively impact the valuations so that the prices come down, so that the poor and middle class can a
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by nouveaux 3y ago
I'll bite. In what ways are non west coast cities is more efficient than west coast cities?
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by nouveaux 3y ago
Did you read the article? Sam was fired by YCombinator.
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by nouveaux 3y ago
My point isn't that Nasa should prioritize hiring good marketing over good engineering. Nasa has good engineers. My point is that their biggest challenge now is their public perception. The general public does not care about Nasa'
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by nouveaux 3y ago
Nasa's biggest challenge is marketing. Their funding is dependant on public perception. Nasa does not get more money by having better engineering. Nasa gets more money when congress thinks it will get them more votes with their constit
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by nouveaux 3y ago
Google obviously has the resources. The bean counters decided that they want profits instead of building up a loyal customer base. My main point is that if Pixels sold as many phones as Samsung, it is very likely that Pixel would put in the
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by nouveaux 3y ago
I have a different take on the ad. The ad is saying that computer is the obsolete experience, not that the iPad can do everything a computer can do. If Apple truely believed that, they would not have a mac line up. For a certain demographic
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by nouveaux 3y ago
Just spitballing here but it's possible that Android's openness is exactly why Google Pixel doesn't have better resources to have long term support. Some bean counters probably determined that Google doesn't make enough
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by nouveaux 3y ago
https://puri.sm/products/liberty-phone/
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by nouveaux 3y ago
The begger here is UCSB. They had to take Munger's money and his design to build more housing.
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by nouveaux 3y ago
I am against the US spying on its citizens. With that said, the US's ban on Tiktok is not a moral one. It's purely a competitive one. Why would we want our competitors to obtain more information on us?

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