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by rlt 2y ago
I can think of at least one: porn.
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by rlt 2y ago
I’m not a billionaire (technically neither was Elon at the time but that’s besides the point, but I suspect human psychology leads to a non-linear relationship between net work and acceptance of risk. Most billionaires don’t want to become
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by rlt 2y ago
Yeah, but soon we’ll have Starship and Falcon + Dragon.
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by rlt 2y ago
That's a rather cynical take. Halide has been around for 7 years and they haven't gone to subscriptions.
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by rlt 2y ago
I hope the parent comment had a heavy dose of sarcasm seeing as his net worth is $200B and Tesla is also doing well. He has certainly made some bizarre choices running Twitter though.
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by rlt 2y ago
I don’t think that’s quite right. OpenAI first demoed and launched the “Sky” voice in November last year. The new demo doesn’t appear to have a new voice. I doubt it would take them long to prepare a new voice, and who’s to say they wouldn’
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by rlt 2y ago
This would be hilarious and genius. Touché.
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by rlt 2y ago
> Then the displaced factory workers flood remaining jobs driving down labor costs and shutting down any prospect of a humanoid machine. I think the market for consumer humanoid robots would be similar to that of the consumer automotive
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by rlt 2y ago
The very next paragraph: > Towards this goal, data-to-paper systematically guides interacting LLM and rule-based agents through the conventional scientific path, from annotated data, through creating research hypotheses , conducting lit
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by rlt 2y ago
> Granted the last 20 years has been pretty awful, with 9/11, various wars, and other things. Those are awful things, but I suspect they don’t affect kids in the same way that poverty and violence does.
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by rlt 3y ago
I don’t understand how states like California don’t understand basic economics.
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by rlt 3y ago
This doesn’t seem too surprising to me. Any moderately competent developer could gain maintainership of a huge percentage of open source projects if they’re being paid to focus solely on that goal… after all, they’re competing mostly agains
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by rlt 3y ago
FBI has entered the chat
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by rlt 3y ago
TypeScript is definitely statically typed. It is not a 100% “sound” type system, but very few languages actually are (Haskell, Reason, etc) And in your example of loading data from a server, if you have appropriate lint rules set up your ed
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by rlt 3y ago
Sure, but you can enable TypeScript options and institute lint rules prohibiting use of untyped code.
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by rlt 3y ago
> Once you start having to manipulate large arrays or do any large amount of math nodejs preformance goes into the dumpster. We’re talking about web applications, no? You probably shouldn’t be manipulating large arrays or doing large amo
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by rlt 3y ago
How does it compare to pnpm
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by rlt 3y ago
And I’ve avoided getting it for the last 2 years taking zero precautions
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by rlt 3y ago
Both things can be true. In the short to medium term a bunch of people will be out of a job/career. In the long term society may benefit overall. On the other hand I’m not convinced humans are evolving fast enough to keep up with moder
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by rlt 3y ago
I mean, one of his mantras is "If you're not adding things back in at least 10% of the time, you're clearly not deleting enough."
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by rlt 3y ago
I’m not sure if the above product does this, but you could use a multimodal model to extract descriptions of the screenshots and store those in a vector database with embeddings.
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by rlt 3y ago
I think ultimately you’d want it to summarize that down to something like: “Purchased socks from Amazon for $10 on 12/4/2024 at 5:04PM, shipped to Mom, 1600 Pennsylvania Av NW, Washington DC 20500, order number 1463355337 Probably
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by rlt 3y ago
Locksmiths can make new key fobs for nearly any car with access to the OBD2 port and the right software (though I don’t know if it requires a connection to the manufacturer)
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by rlt 3y ago
The hubris of naming it “standard” when it is not is a bit of a turn off.
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by rlt 3y ago
Yeah, came here to say this, you’ll probably have problems with Amazon’s trademarked Athena database offering.
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by rlt 3y ago
Possibly “about Russia wanting nuclear weapon in space” but “not to drop a nuclear weapon onto Earth but rather to possibly use against satellites” https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/white-house-plans-brief-lawm...
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by rlt 3y ago
Trolls gonna troll. You know US companies can’t legally do business with Russia? SpaceX says they will disable terminals found to be used by Russia.
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by rlt 3y ago
There is very little “poverty” in San Francisco. There’s a lot of addiction and mental illness, though.
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by rlt 3y ago
Web development has a long history of cargo culting “best practices”. IMHO separating markup from code is a holdover from progressive enhancement. That ship has sailed in most web apps.
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by rlt 3y ago
> we just had TOTP codes that 1password could auto fill for me on any device in any location Doesn’t using your password manager as TOTP code generator reduce the number of factors back to 1?

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