olalonde

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by olalonde 9mo ago
It's just a case of an innovative product that got commodified over time. Not much you can do about that.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
It was a surprise to OpenAI too. ChatGPT was essentially a demo app to showcase their API, it was not meant to be a mass consumer product. When you think about it, ChatGPT is a pretty awkward product name, but they had to stick with it.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
This reminds me of a trip to Guilin when I was an athletic 22-year-old. We'd booked a hotel on top of a mountain that was only reachable by hiking up a trail. At the trailhead, a five-foot-tall grandma offered to carry my luggage to th
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by olalonde 9mo ago
> We are building safe and beneficial AGI, but will also consider our mission fulfilled if our work aids others to achieve this outcome. Maybe it's just me, but sometimes it feels like Sam does not actually want to aid others in ach
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Why is everything in lowercase?
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Is There Anything Good About Men? (2007)(web.archive.org)
4 points by olalonde 9mo ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Lung cancer rates are decreasing. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/US-cigarette-sales-1900-...
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Me? I'd be very surprised if they can actually read encrypted messages (without pushing a malicious client update). The odds that no one at Meta would blow the whistle seem low, and a backdoor would likely be discovered by independent
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by olalonde 9mo ago
It might be a mic issue but my wife, who is a native speaker, seems to get most characters wrong. I will try again later in a quieter place to see if that helps.
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Symbolic Doomsday Clock moves closer to midnight amid 'catastrophic risks'(aljazeera.com)
1 points by olalonde 9mo ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 9mo ago
In the US, that is. In China, several EV models sell for under $10k, with some, like the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV, starting as low as $4k [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuling_Hongguang_Mini_EV
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by olalonde 9mo ago
This seems like something EV buyers would care about. If they don't, it raises the question of why a solution is needed at all.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I'll give a concrete example. Suppose he were to pardon SBF. That would likely anger figures like CZ (Binance) and Brian Armstrong (Coinbase). In response, they could choose to delist Trump's shitcoin, which alone could wipe out h
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Like most people, he probably understands the value of keeping a few friends and allies close, even if it's purely self-interest. At Trump's scale, some relationships are worth billions, so a bribe of a few million can be a poor t
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I mean, even his own son would probably be pissed at him. Not to mention pretty much everyone in his crypto entourage, which is a lot of people.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
The backlash was relatively mild because few of his supporters personally see themselves as victims of the Honduran ex-president. That's very different from SBF—almost everyone who invested in crypto at the time hates him, not to menti
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I think that because of my own judgment, not because the market told me. Also, it seems unlikely that someone would burn money to manipulate this market as there's nothing to gain from it. By the way, Trump literally said he won't
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Packet Radio(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by olalonde 9mo ago|0 comments
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by olalonde 9mo ago
From Trump's POV, $1 million is probably not worth the ensuing backlash. FWIW, prediction markets don't seem to believe he will be pardoned either[0]. [0] https://polymarket.com/event/who-will-trump-pardon-bef
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by olalonde 9mo ago
She didn't just run Alameda to the ground. She knew Alameda was using FTX customer funds, which makes her directly complicit. She got off easy because of her cooperation and guilty plea.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Not sure what he would gain from that. The crypto community largely backed him in the last election, and pardoning SBF would seriously piss them off.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
She's probably one of the most hated person in crypto...
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by olalonde 9mo ago
Yes she cooperated and pleaded early, but damn, she got off easy compared to SBF.
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by olalonde 9mo ago
They said they were copy/pasting back and forth. But regardless, what do you mean by "harness" and "sets"? Are you referring to a specific tool that orchestrates Claude Code instances? This is not terminology I&#x27
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by olalonde 9mo ago
You can just clear the context or restart your Claude instance between tasks. e.g.: > do task 1 ...task fails... > please update Claude.md so you don't make X mistake > /clear > do task 2 ... task fails .
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I'd probably do it like this: ask Claude to do a task, and when it fails, have it update its Claude.md so it doesn’t repeat the mistake. After a few iterations, once the Claude.md looks good, just copy-paste it into the scaffolding too
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I don't understand how having two separate instances of Claude helps here. I can understand using multiple Claude instances to work in parallel but in this case, it seems all this process is linear...
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Canada agrees to cut tariff on Chinese EVs(apnews.com)
5 points by olalonde 9mo ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 9mo ago
I'm not sure how you arrived at that conclusion. The loneliness epidemic is relatively recent, and unless I'm misunderstanding you, this isn't something young boys were taught in the past.
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by olalonde 10mo ago
> Those funds would then be distributed by usage - every mention in a package.json or requirements.txt gets you a piece of the pie. Usage is not a good proxy for value or ongoing effort. I have a npm package with tens of millions of week

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