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pizzafeelsright
5mo ago
I do not expect you to take me seriously.
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5mo ago
I was responding to the idea Musk is not a good businessman. I think the evidence suggests otherwise. Market Cap: Tesla (TSLA): ~$1.4T GameStop (GME): ~$9.7B If anything, GME is a meme. I also gave my bias so as a way to ignore me.
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The part on the harness is spot on. I have been encouraging people to think about agentic coding in the same way. Let agents do the reading and writing and inspections. Human does the thinking. Asking an agent that is looking at a firearm s
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5mo ago
10 years returns S&P 500 (index of all those better than Musk): 261% Tesla: 2700% Disclaimer: My portfolio is 65% Tesla.
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5mo ago
This was done with 23 and me. Data was hacked and sold
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5mo ago
I wonder about this. Bad actor at plaid gets access to X accounts. Then sells data? Does unauthorized transfers? Create political or religious dossier on every account? I assume my balance would be returned if someone hacked but what if the
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pizzafeelsright
5mo ago
I have been to many places, in different cultures, and countries. Outside of blood relationships and church, I have not seen a villager change a diaper for another without compensation.
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5mo ago
You got two 'village' responses which I fully disagree with because a dozen reasons. The village is not going to help you change diapers, feed the children, or do anything except have the children play together. I do not find pare
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5mo ago
I've created two mother's. The firstborn is privileged.
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I would assume it is not true and yet I say I am 6'5" you believe me? We could debate the idea of status, happiness, and motives although we would split ideas into atoms until there is nothing of substance to discuss. I will answe
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6mo ago
Being the Grand OP I suppose I can jump in with some thoughts after reading and skimming the thread. The teacher (Mr. R) was a math teacher. He lived in his bubble and my guess is he had no children, or no boys. I had excessive mental energ
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You're a hero of mine so here is my story. Me in math class in 1996 - I had a TI-82 things are programmable so I have no formal education, my parents are illiterate, and taught myself to program, and I begged them to buy me one. I spen
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6mo ago
I believe in you.
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6mo ago
I am on point, about 1.3% of the year, being a father, husband. That 1.3% or about 5 days is my vacation. I went' from ~60% free time to 1% and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
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6mo ago
Children would change that, instantly. I wasn't a father until late in life and then all of a sudden, everything is easy. The moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep, every moment has meaning and purpose. Nothing, no meal, no eve
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6mo ago
I have written and maintained AI proxies. They are not terribly complex except the inconsistent structure of input and output that changes on each model and provider release. I figure that if there is a not a < 24 hour turn around for n
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6mo ago
I like to write personal letters too. I also send emails. I do the former for fun. The latter to provide for my family. There is a reason old men take on hobbies like woodworking and fixing old cars and other stuff that has been replaced by
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I am not fully certain but juggling is moving objects in a predictable path so as to repeat without dropping. In my understanding of the OP, juggling 'one' is being able to throw an object consistently to another hand without hand
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6mo ago
Knives are surprisingly fun to juggle. Due to my pain tolerance (or stupidity) I would throw knives up, catch them by the blade (pinching) or using a soft hands, where I match their falling speed, catch them on a finger tip while it remain
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6mo ago
This is why normal folk use quarts and gallons so there is no confusion. An mg vs ng of astrophage is deadly.
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6mo ago
I gladly spend $5k a month if I could make $10k. I too need to figure out how to start the "making XXX a month" part.
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The entire tooling ecosystem is in flux. Looking forward, the future is ad-hoc disposable software that once would take a large team a dozen sprints to release. Eventually it'll be use case -> spec -> validation -> result. The
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7mo ago
Email is fixed by avoiding the usage. I only check my email for password resets and bank notifications. I never send email. Every other channel of communication with anyone outside of work is a text message.
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7mo ago
Trim your scope and define your response format prior to asking or commanding. Most of my questions are "in one sentence respond: long rambling context and question"
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7mo ago
My personal experience is we're seeing a magnification of results. The slog is reading hundreds of files, updating some active code to remove some old function from 100k lines of code. Last week the modification, while trivial, would
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I love the idea. Each year I have the wife take curated photos from our shared accounts with an overview of the event photographed. This is then bound into a 1/2 inch book with 50 pages. We now have a dozen years of annualized memories
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I am not certain this is that big of a deal outside of "making AI better". At this point, is there any magic in software development? If you have super-secret-content is a third party the best location?
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This is the path forward, with some overhead. 1. Generic model that calls other highly specific, smaller, faster models. 2. Models loaded on demand, some black box and some open. 3. There will be a Rust model specifically for Rust (or whate
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I implement them.
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8mo ago
Absolutely. There is a preflight guardrail that steers specific words, phrases, concepts with tweaked output.
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