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by ramesh31 1y ago
>You'd think NYC would reach a point where the market wouldn't bear any more price increases, but we're not there yet. You'd be thinking this since 1873
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by ramesh31 1y ago
Mark my words, the lower Hudson valley is the number one place on earth I would be buying real estate right now if possible. Best public transit in the entire country; you can be at Grand Central in an hour flat, trains run every 30 minutes
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>If you’re smarter than my RIA can I hire you? I am not. This is almost entirely an emotional decision. The "smart" thing to do from a purely algorithmic statistical point of view would be hold and wait. But I'll happily t
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by ramesh31 1y ago
Indeed I'd expect just about everyone holding cash is going to take a >10% haircut over the next year purely from the inflation that is about to explode. It's a devil you know kind of scenario.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>I don't see any reason to think this is accurate. We are living through a successful attempt at this right now. The Tea Party completely engulfed what was once the GOP and morphed into MAGAism. Sadly the progressive wings of the De
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>"Also did you take a huge take hit to reallocate to bonds or was it all in tax advantage accounts? Seems more crazy to sell all equities when you have to pay tax on the gains." Speaking entirely to retirement accounts. Taxable
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by ramesh31 1y ago
A social network never did a weeks worth of work for me in 10 minutes. Keep swinging that hammer, John Henry.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
I think you're crazy as an individual to be holding anything but bonds at this point. What growth, exactly, are you hoping to capture? I'm not living in this lunatic's fever dream world. It's exactly what he wants; for t
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>They are the same on boxing out third parties. Because we have a two party system. Third parties are nothing more than spoilers. If their ideas were good enough, they could gain traction with one side or the other, and build a caucus to
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by ramesh31 1y ago
The port of Long Beach is the most mind blowing thing I have ever seen in my life. Hundreds of trucks stretching for miles, 24 hours a day. I would not wish that job on anyone... but the thought of it being empty is just terrifying.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
These benchmark numbers cannot be real for a 7b model
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>They were late to commercialize it... someone else had to show them how first. As a result they are playing catch up, and they will at best be one of many players, for the foreseeable future, as opposed to a monopoly. This isn't a
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by ramesh31 1y ago
What exactly are you providing here that requires a paid subscription? Why not just pass through provider API keys?
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by ramesh31 1y ago
This is a completely meaningless study with no correlation at all to reality in the US in right now. The hockey stick started around 2/25. We are in a completely different world now for devs.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
Agreed, the pricing is just outrageous at the moment. Really hoping Claude 3.8 is on the horizon soon; they just need to match the 1M context size to keep up. Actual code quality seems to be equal between them.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
Gotta love how Claude is always conventiently left out of all of these benchmark lists. Anthropic really is in a league of their own right now.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
As much as I always appreciated the essay, the image seemed to engender the exact opposite feeling in myself; an overwhelming sense that this really is all that matters. There is no meaning for humans to be found "out there". On
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>" https://medium.com/@chaudharyaniket16/from-14-minutes-to-45-... " The post describes moving from an old Yarn version that still suffered from the long, long fixed problem npm had with tree shaking. In fac
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>PNPM and bun are fast enough that the increase in development velocity is worth the occasional rough edge IMO. If the speed of your package manager is causing issues for developer velocity you have much bigger issues to contend with. An
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>All that said, I assume the truth is somewhere closer to this being a collective action problem. Individual server might think that they can beat the curve (perhaps correctly, my numbers are averaged) which causes them to advocate for t
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by ramesh31 1y ago
I think it's wonderful that there's a choice to use whatever package manager you like for your own personal work. But there is a special place for anyone who uses anything other than npm with a stable Node LTS for a professional p
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by ramesh31 1y ago
Ask any server if they want to get rid of tips, even given an hourly wage that would be comparable, and the vast majority will say no. Those regulars who come in and slip you a $50 bill every now and then blows any kind of "fair wage&q
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by ramesh31 1y ago
One can be affected by the effect of something, or the effect of something can affect your affect. Sorry, I'll stop now.
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>"Do you think that the rest of the world needs to protect itself from Tesla then and slap tariffs on any Tesla cars exported?" If it were a stated policy goal of said country to develop their own indigenous EV production at sc
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>effected Affected
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by ramesh31 1y ago
>The problem is that Trump, Musk, Lindell, etc are all extremely arrogant and constantly disregard sound legal advice. Their lawyers aren't merely associated with a controversial client; their professional reputation is put at risk
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by ramesh31 2y ago
NHSTA standards
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>"If this can’t compete head to head (no tariffs or other import restrictions) with BYD and the like, then I don’t know why one would get excited." Would you prefer our roads flooded with cheap Chinese EVs that are the automoti
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by ramesh31 2y ago
These are going to be backlogged for years. The US market is absolutely dying for this truck (and even moreso the SUV variant), exactly as specified. The big guys have refused to provide it, so there is a literal gold mine awaiting anyone t
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>"...the one thing that currently worries me most about using AI for software development: lack of joy." I struggled with this at first too. But it just becomes another kind of joy. Think of it like jogging versus riding a mo

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