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by odo1242 2mo ago
What is the difference between how trickle-down economics is portrayed vs. the actual ideas of supply-side economics? You have to specify how / in what way it's a strawman
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by odo1242 2mo ago
I mean, one is a name of a policy used by supporters, and the other is another name of the same policy used by critics? Name an actual difference?
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by odo1242 3mo ago
US law sets the breakpoint for when a company is considered a monopoly at 30% of a market. It's never actually enforced, of course, but may be worth noting.
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Ah, interesting.
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Wasn't saying it would be hard to scale at all, I just mentioned the highest RPS customer-facing system I could think of off the top of my head.
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Tunnel vision, probably
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by odo1242 3mo ago
OpenAI has been way more aggressive about capacity than anyone else (as evidenced by the fact that it was them that caused the RAM price spike)
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Having more servers does help more than you think though. us-east-1 is the AWS region with the most downtime by a large margin simply because it’s the region with the highest demand. Having too much demand on limited servers means that less
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by odo1242 3mo ago
The highest I could think of is WhatsApp, which gets ~1.6 million RPS on average, and they use MQTT
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Looks good overall. My main complaint is that the animations don't all seem to go together - the "Jelly" style of the toggle switch or button (which has squish animations that respond to pointer location) is WAY different fro
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by odo1242 3mo ago
The article in the comment I was replying to wasn't talking about age verification laws, they were talking about "parents protecting kids", a.k.a. content filtering. As for the other part, I'd just assume that they wante
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Well that's kinda the whole idea of having an "adult content" tld; it's so you can block all .xxx domains instead of having to create a blocklist of sites. Like an opt-in nsfw flag for the internet, basically.
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by odo1242 3mo ago
The language also does not support goroutines, locks, or channels, except through using the C threading libraries. (I think the original author meant type safety when they made that statement. Though it still doesn't make all that much
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by odo1242 3mo ago
The answer is apparently "you don't": - Everything in the language is statically allocated or stack-allocated. You have to call a malloc / free function to get heap allocated things - The language is not memory safe (you
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by odo1242 3mo ago
> And if Math.tanh is on your hot path in JavaScript then you're doing something quite bizarre... Machine learning? (on a machine with no WebGL/WebGPU, I guess)
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Her self-created obituary, if anyone’s curious: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/shawnee-ok/martha...
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by odo1242 3mo ago
This has been the standard in the world of "AI-produces-math-proofs" for a while
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Most likely they wrote the proof in Lean and had it verified by a computer
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Well, it is a pretty American thing for this to be the case. Americans have been arrested for letting kids walk 500 meters on their own before (in certain neighborhoods)
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by odo1242 3mo ago
Cowork is just Claude Code + tools to read Microsoft Office files
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by odo1242 3mo ago
If the model has to be able to output text it needs to be able to read text tho
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by odo1242 3mo ago
This is similar to my experience with (8-bit quantized, non-MOE, 26b) Qwen locally on my computer. It’s really good for small tasks, but the first time I tried to do a major task with it it straight up forgot what agent harness it was in an
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by odo1242 4mo ago
I did not know this actually; I guess the more accurate statement is that Apple just didn't write emulation code for 32-bit apps for them
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by odo1242 4mo ago
One of the big things here is that Intel and ARM processors are backwards-compatible with 32-bit instructions, even if they are 64-bit processors. Apple Silicon on the other hand is not, which is why Apple completely dropped support before
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by odo1242 4mo ago
I believe they’re referring to callbacks / dependency injection / higher order functions to customize the behavior of a function?
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by odo1242 4mo ago
comma.ai (mentioned by other comment) is really good actually, somewhere between Autopilot and Autopilot FSD in quality
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by odo1242 4mo ago
You can set up submodules to not pull the other source repo by default tho
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by odo1242 4mo ago
Similarly: was calling apartments to ask about them / schedule a tour before I moved in, rejected the second best option specifically because they only had AI agents on the phone
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by odo1242 4mo ago
You need enough people to work on it that some information will leak, and the facilities needed to build nuclear power are pretty big (uranium refinement, etc.), big enough to be visible on satellite footage. Mostly the first point.
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by odo1242 4mo ago
AWS is known for refunding or partially refunding people if they accidentally rack up a huge bill in a short amount of time. They even reduce the bill in this case. (I do think reducing a bill in the tens of thousands to hundreds is unlikel

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