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by nunez 2mo ago
I'm happy that Waymo's finally lighting up Dallas, but they need to expand its service area quickly for it to be useful there, IMO. Austin, Houston and San Antonio are hub and spoke cities. They are designed with their downtowns a
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by nunez 2mo ago
congress still hasn't approved the name change
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by nunez 2mo ago
Everyone learns differently. Retyping was extremely helpful for me. The key, for me, was to look up what I didn't understand.
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by nunez 2mo ago
> or are in denial that employers will be ok with lower levels of productivity. More like sweeping the dust under the rug for later. The initial productivity boost is massive but at the cost of massive upfront tech debt. Given that LLMs
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by nunez 2mo ago
> As I manually type every single line of LLM generated code into my editor, I build up a mental model of how it works and fits into my existing codebase. If I don't understand an API or algorithm, I can stop to look it up, or just
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by nunez 2mo ago
Which stocks to pick The answer is almost always index funds
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by nunez 2mo ago
That's why you hedge with Bogleheads three headed fund. Bonds are strong when the indexes are weak according to them
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by nunez 2mo ago
> AI consistently advised people to save during their working years, draw down savings in retirement, invest heavily in diversified stock funds, and reduce stock exposure after age 45. So basically the wiki of r/personalfinance
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by nunez 2mo ago
There are a lot of very very very smart people working in defense. Gov doesn't pay the best but the benefits are unmatched.
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by nunez 2mo ago
ibb folks definitely work this much every week. big law too. medicine, sometimes.
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by nunez 2mo ago
Some people can't get enough of yachts and other really expensive things
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by nunez 2mo ago
A boat that flies lol
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by nunez 2mo ago
It's cheap until you think "we should start a brewery!" Then it becomes wildly, absurdly expensive. The hobby itself can get costly though. So much equipment to buy. And space.
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by nunez 3mo ago
This requires buying hardware, but Firewalla provides Wireguard for their router/firewall appliances. It works really well though it's just plain Jane WireGuard and doesn't have the fancy feature set that Tailscale provides l
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by nunez 3mo ago
That is in response to an actual trend. Alcohol has fallen out of favor these last few years.
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by nunez 3mo ago
I use Reddit through Eddrit and Reddlib front ends. I never use the official Reddit front ends unless I land into them by mistake.
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by nunez 3mo ago
They've been investing in NPUs for a long long time. Since the first iPad Pro at least (2018). Apple Silicon is a natural fit for tensor/matrix operations due to unified memory, so if anything them going "all in" on that
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by nunez 3mo ago
Apparently this cloud can create lightning and its own wind though
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by nunez 3mo ago
They very well might. Read up on the infrastructure projects China has provifed to Africa in exchange for oil refineries and drilling sites across the continent: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/China-Is-Rapid
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by nunez 3mo ago
It'll be pretty easy. Some US gov entity will create a list of models from Hugging Face, decree "thou shalt not provide access to these models", wrap it around some scary legalese for the pirates who try and that will be that
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by nunez 3mo ago
I respect Knaup's opinion but disagree with the claim he makes here. Kubernetes took off because everyone could run it on pretty much anything. Bigger hardware meant bigger clusters, but developers could spin up a cluster on their lapt
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by nunez 3mo ago
F-16's CFIT reminds me of Boeing's Controlled Impact Demo in the 80s out of Edwards AFB: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_Impact_Demonstratio...
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by nunez 3mo ago
Interestingly, Apple will Sherlock the pants off of OpenAI and Anthropic once they release Siri+. At least for B2C.
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by nunez 3mo ago
To their mutual detriment. If anything, this proves how unsustainable of a business LLMs are in their current form. This is a ultra speed run of what Red Hat and SuSE upending Windows in the 90s/00s. LLMs are incredible and extremely u
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by nunez 3mo ago
Hey, Vlad! History did not sync between Orion on my MacBook and Orion on my iPhone. Bookmarks synced, however. I was running the latest version on all devices. Perhaps it's PEBKAC; I'll give it another go, as using Orion was an ex
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by nunez 3mo ago
> exe.dev VMs have nice domain names: vm-name.exe.xyz. When we start a new VM, we add a CNAME entry or three. Easy, right? > But our VMs start fast, so fast that even if we created the DNS entries before creating the VM, our users sti
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by nunez 3mo ago
This will matter A LOT more after Apple gets serious about integrating AI into the OS.
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by nunez 3mo ago
I really enjoyed reading this. This might be a simplistic take, but my biggest worry with depending on Chinese models (and, by proxy, open-weights model development) is that the US can deem them a national security risk at basically any tim
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by nunez 3mo ago
Tried Orion again two weeks ago. It's almost there for me, but the lack of history sync between devices and its battery consumption are dealbreakers for me. I love it otherwise!!!
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by nunez 3mo ago
Bowling by itself isn't coming back, but bowling with other entertainment activities has been trending for a few years now. These lanes are usually low(er)-maintenance string lanes.

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