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by null_investor 2y ago
If you click around in X for a few minutes, I doubt you won't find nazi propaganda or downright illegal content. The content moderation aspect just doesn't exist. It'll soon become yet another 4chan. What I'm really surp
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by null_investor 2y ago
Given that Nubank uses it at the scale they operate, I doubt there are any issues with the language, but given its license (well, Nu bought Cognitect), I wouldn't consider using it, not to forget it's virtually impossible to hire
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by null_investor 2y ago
It's HN, most people don't read the article and jump into whatever conclusion they have at the moment despite not being an expert in the field.
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by null_investor 2y ago
Sir or madam, you need to go see a psychologist. You have real control issues. You and your SO need counseling really bad. Go talk to a professional, I can't believe you are asking this question in HN! Funnily enough, even people here
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by null_investor 2y ago
Meta is killing it. Google seems to be lagging behind them in AI research and useful things that is shared within the community. I'm sure this, LLAMA and the other projects that they have will help drive up new creations, companies and
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by null_investor 2y ago
That's true, it's more precise to say that it's an implementation. I'm happy you understood what I meant though. The developer experience on using it is much better than using coroutines in another lang.
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by null_investor 2y ago
Yes, but having coded in both languages you can see how Go's concurrency system works well with it and fits neatly. Try using async in Rust and you'll see what I mean, it sucks to use it. The same applies to cpp, you'll need
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by null_investor 2y ago
That's widely incorrect, Rust and C are like 2-5x faster than Go? Go has arguably a better concurrency model, so for some usecases it can work much better, but for some realtime programming stuff, Go is a no-go ba-dum-tss. For webdev I
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by null_investor 2y ago
Nvidia has the best hardware and software for deeplearning, but current use for it, and this huge demand was driven mostly about LLMs. The workload done by LLMs can mostly be done by different hardware, that are more ASIC-like and efficient
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by null_investor 2y ago
This is like saying a web company is a DB company because they just built their software with a DB as their backend. It's a silly nomenclature that some VCs and the entrepreneurial community started labelling the AI companies as GPT wr
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by null_investor 2y ago
Imagine the depreciation costs involved in this... Huge money sink.
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by null_investor 2y ago
That's why the EU needs to kick out big tech and be much more unfriendly to US companies, have its own atomic bombs and security and not be dependant on a country that every election it's foreign policy completely changes (Democra
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by null_investor 2y ago
What is hilarious to me is how the US government or courts doesn't seem to give a shit about this. Corporativism in US is a thing. Companies can brick hospital systems killing patients, drive self-driving cars and run over people but d
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by null_investor 2y ago
Microsoft Teams really sucks. It's one of the reasons I'm leaving my current company. I can't stand it anymore. We sometimes use a page with WebRTC to communicate to avoid it. It's so unstable on a Mac, it always breaks,
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by null_investor 2y ago
No, it's cursed money. At first sight, the compensation and interesting problems will spark your brain, but it will rip your soul apart. Would you work in a weapons manufacturer when your country is invading a poor country? That's
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by null_investor 2y ago
Yes, there are a few companies that are in that space, don't remember the names, but it's worth/possible, just likely need a few years of development and a real usage that makes it worth it. But it might not ever catch on, as
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by null_investor 2y ago
It's hilarious, I can't even... only happens in America. Get $10m and no pressure for revenues
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by null_investor 2y ago
I hope I don't sound rude, but... It seems you got lucky! You raised all this money without having the courage to do something simple, like talking with the people who footed the bill and your cofounder. How's that even possible?
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by null_investor 2y ago
The article begins with VW investing $5B on them. Gotta love crappy Bloomberg journalism.
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Ask HN: Legal texts from websites, how to trust it?
4 points by null_investor 2y ago|3 comments
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by null_investor 2y ago
After mid night it was like 0,10 cents until 6AM, that's how I became a night owl for life
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by null_investor 2y ago
I've visiting communities like HN since I was less than 10, in BBS.
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by null_investor 2y ago
Apple is dominated by ruthless managers and is an evil corporation. I'm not surprised. Imagine if you happen to be a neighbor and a disaster happens in the fab. That's just nuts.
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Financial data APIs from public companies
2 points by null_investor 2y ago|1 comments
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AI's $600B Question(sequoiacap.com)
5 points by null_investor 2y ago|1 comments
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by null_investor 2y ago
Go to management, take a huge paycut, consulting or grind to work in a big tech that typically will send you to work on whatever project they need you on. Those are the possibilities. Of course, you could also do something different, like e
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by null_investor 2y ago
When we have free, open-source OSs, guns, and even rockets, nobody will ever build a free dialer app... are you nuts? That's the problem with your whole argument up there. If you can't even think of this, it shows that your though
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by null_investor 2y ago
That's such a nonsense argument; one could apply the same argument to Amazon's products by using their third-party sellers to do product research for them. Why even try to invent a better vacuum cleaner if both Chinese copycats an
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by null_investor 2y ago
They already have the Gaudi chip for AI, Skymont is a different kind
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by null_investor 2y ago
You have no control over it. Part of being a lead or even any kind of role is to be able to deal with people that absolutely suck at their job and in the end, still make people as satisfied as you humanly can with your performance in your r

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