orochimaaru

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by orochimaaru 9d ago
That’s for full EU members part of the economic union. There is a whole process for that which takes a few years. Britain had a good deal which they threw away (use their own currency but they’re a part of the broader economic union). There
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by orochimaaru 9d ago
Are there any tangible economic benefits here? Or is it just a label?
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by orochimaaru 10d ago
I don’t think engineering and SRE of the organizing company are ever invited to those events. They’re mainly for marketing and sales (which includes solution architects).
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by orochimaaru 1mo ago
He was done in by a career prosecutor who just wanted to use him as a stepping stone in their path. They had little or no humanity.
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by orochimaaru 1mo ago
He is a fields medal winner who is looking to see how AI can further mathematics research. I’m unsure of what your specific issue with that is.
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by orochimaaru 1mo ago
This is for mathematicians and not software engineers. You look for ease of use and familiarity with tooling. If I was a mathematician looking for a simple solution, I would go for GitHub too. Software engineering concerns don’t really app
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
A product is what people (or now agents) can use to carry out any activity. There is a lot of hand wringing in the software space about ai code being a mess - but from a product perspective code quality doesn’t matter. It’s the reliability
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
I think in social sciences it maybe more of an inability/reluctance of the domain group to use the mathematics as opposed to the mathematics being absent. Take category theory for example. The initial mathematics appeared in 1942. The
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
Not true. Novel mathematical methods precede their application by at least a decade and widespread use by about a century. Calculus was invented in 1670, it was about 1680-1700 till it started actually being used in astronomy. The uptake wa
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
About time. We are a couple of decades late to the apocalypse.
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
This is a really weird comparison. The Chan Zuckerberg foundation is nowhere involved with any war. All they’re doing is making money available for research. In which universe is $280m not enough?
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by orochimaaru 2mo ago
I think an FDE is a post sales thing. It’s basically the sale has been done and as a company you don’t have enough expertise to scale what you bought.
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
I used to do that when my children were little. However, in another 3 years your child will not require you as much anymore and your downtime duration will improve. My problem has been that once I started doing the audiobooks/podcasts,
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
Does meta have the research talent to create a SOTA frontier model? Yann LeCun has left Meta and I don’t think either alexandr wang or zuck have enough credibility to attract talent to create one.
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
The small wealth tax will be spent not on people but on growing the government’s bureaucracy. Take highly taxed states (eg CA) and no tax/low tax states (eg TX). You pay more for in state tuition for your children in the UC system as o
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
Have y'all hit the "can genai do his job?" phase yet... Early on I used to try to explain that things don't work as advertised. There are a lot of advantages but you need a human reviewing and directing. These days I don
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
Is it really required to get personal here?
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
It depends. If one is Iraqi and Saddam asks him to be his chef, they're not refusing. They're probably dead if they refuse. Chef's are also sourced from other countries without disclosing the actual client. Once they land the
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
I don't think the global transaction router is a GLB. Having dabbled in this for high traffic telemetry gathering infrastructure, I will hazard a guess and say the "router" isn't a GLB. The router needs to be shard-aware
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
It doesn't make sense even for academia. Reproducibility is an issue and as we've seen with recent fraudulent claims in major publications - it's what is going to be used for verification of research. Many years back while in
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
What I was about to say. I’m pretty sure most of the students walking out have a trust fund way more than what I have as savings.
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by orochimaaru 3mo ago
You have to see it from janestreet's perspective. They're an HFT and trading high volume (millions if not 10's of millions) of stock & instruments. There is no "fix". By the time you understand what's wrong
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
If they do business in the US they will be expected to comply with US law - this includes their stock being traded on US stock exchanges. If they don’t have any business in the US and any financial ties to the US they won’t be subject to th
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
It can stop now and you can choose not to click on the links :)
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
I think it’s more of an ease of use issue. When I was in grad school, I used to cycle my work between dev on a MacBook and heavy processing work on a desktop. This was 2011/2012. Dropbox helped here. They had a Linux client and a Mac c
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
Both are major suppliers of oil and petroleum products. You have short term principles too. It’s not like you’re not buying things linked to Saudi Arabia or UAE for lack of human rights. If you do business in a country you’re expected to fo
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
Islam is worse than Christianity. They preach hate to begin with. At least Christianity started peacefully before being consumed by the conversion mafia. Judaism I have nothing against as a religion. They don’t proselytize.
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
What rot. Tell that to native Americans who were forcibly converted and enslaved. Tell that to people in the inquisition. Tell that to peoples in India and the east that were forcibly converted so that the pope could fill his coffers. Tell
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
Human value has rarely existed. Pre-industrial world didn't have much human value. Your were a lord or a serf. There was not much in between. A lord's life had value, a serf's value was nothing. Post-industrial world needed h
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by orochimaaru 4mo ago
>>>> In a world where you import all your digital services from the United States, you have no leverage over the United States It's a bit deeper than that. If AI becomes as ubiquitous as imagined, which it seems it will, i

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