samrus

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by samrus 7mo ago
Bro thinks amazon is the onky thing that uses AWS
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by samrus 7mo ago
Latency
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by samrus 7mo ago
Oof. That paints it in a different light. They arent investing in renewables?
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by samrus 7mo ago
From what i gather the red flags are - coreweave used the initial investment to buy gpus and put them in existing datacenters, rather than building new datacenters from scratch - nscale is very behind on their planned datacenter, and will m
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by samrus 7mo ago
> Another fighter pilot’s analysis, seen in video below, questions whether the Kuwaiti pilot might even have gone rogue against an ally. That actually seems possible based on the evidence, but it is hard to believe. I get the concern, bu
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by samrus 7mo ago
Its so sad that the handful of people in SV that have the spine to stand up to perverse incentives are then pressured by the rest who dont give 2 shits about the quality of society they are building
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by samrus 7mo ago
Saint peter dont you call me cause i cant gooooo I owe my soul to the compary stooooore
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by samrus 7mo ago
Its all about fluidity of value In a good economy, value can flow from source (supply) to destination (demand), easily. You have plenty of opportunities to sell your labour, and the compensation you recieve is good enough to buy you the thi
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by samrus 7mo ago
I mean, if evryone is 5' except one guy is 10', and the government goes around saying how we have the tallest peaole, it does get hard to believe
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by samrus 7mo ago
I genuinely dont think it was profit first thenm i think it was all in good faith. Altman definitely got greedy and stabbed all that in the back
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by samrus 7mo ago
Its so sad that perfectly fine patterns of writing are now associated with slop. Just because corporate greed couldnt stop themselves from making a bubble they then had to shove down our throats to prevent popping
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by samrus 7mo ago
Elaborate please. This is the place for insiders to inform others
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by samrus 7mo ago
Netflix is a streaming platform first and an entertainment studio second. Its like youtube if youtube red didnt fail
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by samrus 7mo ago
Man he must really be getting older. Getting into watches (even in his own way lol) is a telltale sign
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by samrus 7mo ago
Good execution, but i kinda dont like the core concept of gamifying socialization. Its weird. If i had to put my finger on soemthing id say the most uncomfortable part is bypassing the long term rewards of maintaining a healthy social life
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by samrus 7mo ago
Perfectly reasonable from Nvidia's side. But now thats one less way for sal altman to engineer the valuation upwards
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by samrus 7mo ago
> The ownership void: If the code is truly a “new” work created by a machine, it might technically be in the public domain the moment it’s generated, rendering the MIT license moot. Im struggling to see where this conclusion came from. T
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by samrus 7mo ago
Human coders are far more reliable. The only downside is speed, and therefore cost
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by samrus 7mo ago
Slop on slop. Who watches rhe watchman?
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by samrus 7mo ago
Pakistan has this government facilitated payments infrastructure called Raast. Its not private, so it work directly from bank account to bank account. It works great, and avoids vendor lockin. This plus the mobile wallet boom (basically min
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by samrus 7mo ago
Companies hate ownership because it means they need to hire competent people who are more expensive These days its turned less into bus factor and more into got-fed-up-of-wage-compression-and-left factor
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by samrus 8mo ago
I dont know. I get the idea that its like comitting c code that then gets compiled to machine code when someone needs the binary, but what if the prompt isnt complete? For any formal language, there was a testing and iteration process that
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by samrus 8mo ago
I kinda dont see how both of you cant be right. We need a mobile OS that google isnt involved in. Why not use pure open source android to do it. It can only be cheaper than making it from scratch, since it has alot of work already done on i
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by samrus 8mo ago
> Sources at NIST contacted by ScienceInsider say they have yet to see any written versions of the proposed rules, which have been conveyed in meetings. Patrick Gallagher, a former NIST director now at the University of Pittsburgh, says
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by samrus 8mo ago
Its not about treating them well. The environment and culture isnt the problem. Its that tech companies have decided that they dont like giving appropriate raises to current employees. They are somehow fine with paying the same or more mone
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by samrus 8mo ago
> But my goal is to reach my company’s quarterly and anual goals - not what’s going to happen 10 years from now. Your benefiting from the work of peopke who did worry about what will happen 10, or even 20 30 years down the line. People
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by samrus 8mo ago
I dont get the compaliants about this being AI written, andnencouraging to flag it. Its a fine article that cites its sources. Doesnt seem to be AI, nothing wrong with it
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by samrus 8mo ago
Great article. I agree with the argument. But to offer a counter argument, would the same thing not have happened with the rise of high level languages? The machine code was abstracted away from engineers and they lost understanding of it,
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by samrus 8mo ago
Management will demand that free time goes to more features. Thats the problem. Time spent understand the feature (either while writing it or documenting it) is not valued, only time spent making it. So when making and understanding are dec
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by samrus 8mo ago
I know its not new, the iranian governemnt has always been cruel to dissidents. I guess my point is a sudden uptic in participants and media coverage of them is the indicator of manufactured consent

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