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Sam Altman's Worldcoin startup is dropping the coin and doubling down on Orbs(engadget.com)
9 points by prng2021 2y ago|5 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
If it's stuck at 12 year old level intelligence then it's not generally intelligent. 12 years can learn to think like 13 year olds and so on.
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Nvidia stunned the world with a ChatGPT rival that's as good as GPT-4o(bgr.com)
20 points by prng2021 2y ago|4 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
If you currently work at a publicly traded company, you're definitely just a number. If your company doesn't show continuous growth quarter after quarter and they announce layoffs, your stock will likely jump up that day. Amazon
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by prng2021 2y ago
I'm not saying they're doing this to reduce headcount but if they are, it does make sense. They're a company with 300,000 corporate employees making over $600B/yr in revenue. They survived the dotcom bubble, the Great
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by prng2021 2y ago
Is the first law of thermodynamics whatever we say it is? If that's how you want to phrase it, then again, this is a useless discussion. All you're really saying is that the literal English words and sentences we use to define s
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by prng2021 2y ago
When you say particles are whatever we say they are, I assume you believe particles are subjective. I'm saying particles are objective, like a "wavelength" as opposed to subjective, like "morals". If you are saying
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by prng2021 2y ago
We're not asking questions about human constructs like what is moral or what is the ideal form of government. We're trying to understand what the most fundamental building block of reality is, which is something objective. Someth
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TanStack Start - Full-stack React framework powered by TanStack Router(tanstack.com)
3 points by prng2021 2y ago|0 comments
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AMD announces unified UDNA GPU architecture – bringing RDNA and CDNA together(tomshardware.com)
71 points by prng2021 2y ago|4 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
“It offers a guaranteed, repeatable, low-effort solution” Doesn’t this answer the question? I would have preferred to read and discuss what they believe to be better alternatives.
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by prng2021 2y ago
Wow this is amazing. Makes me realize how elementary my SQL skills are.
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by prng2021 2y ago
Why has this been upvoted so much? It's a completely useless test where it seems we all agree there are a bunch of turquoises.
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by prng2021 2y ago
I purposefully used the word feature in my reply and I don't think CUDA is a feature. I see that as a massive ecosystem built on a proprietary platform. For that, it takes orders of magnitude more money and something else money can&#x2
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by prng2021 2y ago
Yep I agree with that. I will say though that people, teams, and even entire companies (like what happened at Inflection) get poached everyday so maintaining a moat that way is tough. Also, even though it could happen in the future, is Op
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by prng2021 2y ago
When these companies are getting literally multiple billions of dollars of funding thrown at them, I can't think of a single feature that can be a moat. If it's truly a feature that leapfrogs competitors, there's just no way
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by prng2021 2y ago
Maybe I somehow missed it but when did the 5G revolution happen?
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Amazon's Remarkable Alexa will reportedly run on Claude AI, cost $5-10 per month(engadget.com)
1 points by prng2021 2y ago|1 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
Same. It's so hard to stand out with a tech review site when there are dozens of other great ones, but this one truly did for me.
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by prng2021 2y ago
This sounds amazing! Can you explain how semantic targeting works?
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by prng2021 2y ago
Super informative video!
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by prng2021 2y ago
What do you mean its already happening? The US takes in $4.5T a year in tax revenue. Or are you implying that they already print some money today so they can just print a lot more? Why do you think the government doesn't just print $4
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by prng2021 2y ago
Are you saying the government should eliminate taxes and print $4.5T a year instead?
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Wireless-powered 13-inch color e-paper monitor launched(tomshardware.com)
3 points by prng2021 2y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
Why even stop at micro-libraries? Instead of "return num - num === 0" why not create the concept of pico-libraries people can use like "return isNumberSubtractedFromItselfZero(num)" ? It's basically plain English
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by prng2021 2y ago
Seems like the bug is specific to the iOS app when scanning QR codes.
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by prng2021 2y ago
You've lumped together companies that do very different things. I would just google "payment card network" and you can spend days going down rabbit holes to understand how complex the system is. And yes it is all totally nec
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by prng2021 2y ago
The problem is that when you bundle products, you can maintain your market dominance even when competitors have a better product. Microsoft has shown this to be true countless times, most recently with MS Teams (vs Slack). Furthermore it d
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by prng2021 2y ago
This is a nonsensical article to me. "I ultimately believe that OpenAI in its current form is untenable." Followed by a bunch of reasons why. Later they write: "What I am not saying is that OpenAI will for sure collapse, or t
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Apple says its AI models were trained on Google's custom chips(cnbc.com)
6 points by prng2021 2y ago|1 comments

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