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Logically, they are doing correlation via publically available information - maybe better than others can - and an identifier would hurt their business since competition can use it as well.
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shoe company goes AI, rocket company goes AI, it is market signaling.
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Why don't they do something useful like "phones will get perpetual software updates" ? Without security updates, slack, bank software etc. will refuse to install and your phone will be a brick with replaceable batteries in 5-
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6mo ago
> Arthur Levinson, who has been Apple’s non-executive chairman for the past 15 years, will become its lead independent director on September 1, 2026. What are these titles? Why? Who does what? It feels like a linkedin tea party.
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It wasn't entirely DOS's fault. DOS was a relic from the end of single-process single-user era. Corporate took that and bent it to their use instead of settling for something more complex and harder required an entire department t
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6mo ago
Intelligent mutations? How does that work?
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That's exactly what I proposed in my response. Big corp can waiver the extra costs to match your limit. Glad we finally got to that part of my response. The question is: will they? Probably not. Do brokers do it? I haven't seen an
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6mo ago
I tried the car wash puzzle: You want to wash your car. Car wash is 50m away. Should you walk or go by car? > Walk. At 50 meters, the round trip is roughly 100 meters, taking about two minutes on foot. Driving would require starting the
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6mo ago
> Trading platforms can guarantee a maximum slippage on stops Yeah no, physically impossible. If nobody is selling at that price, there is no guarantee your sell stop will execute near that price. They can sweep the market, find the best
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I'd buy the technically impossible angle. Even if you manage to get your microservices to synch every penny spent to your payment account at realtime (impossible) you still have to waiver the excess, losing some money every time someon
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Personal use is all fun and games until your little beeper goes into a loop.
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You don't. I learned this from it executing commands while in plan mode. It is LLMs all the way down.
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I remember running ssh to connect to a mainframe and starting gnu screen remotely right after watching the matrix. And I've used it ever since. All these newage tmux hippie yuppies can get off my lawn.
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With mythos, all you need will be 0.9%
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6mo ago
I always start the chat with "we have been going in circles" before giving any context.
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6mo ago
While technically inaccurate, there is so much talk around it that when someone says AI everyone assumes LLM at this point.
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6mo ago
The problem with symbolic regression is ln(y) is undefined at 0, so you can't freely generate expressions with it. We need to guard it with something like ln(1+y*y) or ln(1+|y|) or return undefined.
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I remember Liquid crystal displays having an unintended blur effect when something animates or rotates, but it wasn't as bad as ansi chars.
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I don't know the costs and logistics of such an operation. Maybe you do?
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It doesn't take long to commercialize feasible new tech in this day and age. If someone invented an electromagnetic hovercar tomorrow, it will be available for sale next week and regulations will follow after.
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Such nostalgia! I probably forgot about it after switching over to Linux 25 years ago.
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7mo ago
It started again.
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7mo ago
Honorable Mention: Lazarus
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Brightdata? Isn't that the israeli firm formerly called luminati that sells you shady "high quality residential IPs" that you can rotate to scrape the web?
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7mo ago
Skills and memory are .md files on your system.
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He really wants to shine, but how is this different than claude memory or skills? When I encounter something it had difficulty doing, or consistently start off with incorrect assumptions, I solve for it and tell it to remember this. If it g
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7mo ago
there is vertex ai, notebooklm, antigravity, nano banana, veo, lyria, the open models are gemma and gato
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Yes, but most students produce their best work while infected.
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Striving to make the world a better place for us . Is what is implied.
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I'm super productive on a 28" with yt constantly open slightly hidden behind the terminal window. EDM, chess videos, speedrun videos, having them in the background actually reduces boredom and lets me achieve more. Laptop is on th
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