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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
Can this be realistically enforced without parents help?
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
I played textual chess with Fable. It took around 15 moves before it made a large blunder. I asked it to give its reasoning per move and it mistakenly assumed a piece was protected when it wasn’t and after the blunder it realized its fault
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
Can you give an example of the problems you are trying to solve?
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
I guess I work in tech. Maybe it’s different elsewhere but even there I think it’s probably lower than most of the world among similar classes of society.
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
Yes exactly, the American bias level right now is probably as low as it can get humanly.
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
India is 31, Netherlands is more dense than India. Would not have expected that, but then I remember that India has a massive desert, and the Himalayas. So I guess it makes more sense now.
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by sashank_1509 4mo ago
I’d disagree. I’m not American or British but and in my experience Americans or British are the least ethnically biased people on the planet. Any other group, I could believe that they are biased but not Americans, or British. Something in
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
I’m a native English speaker, my quote was trying to question whether it is really one the classics of American literature or not. Might not be appropriate use though. “The classics of American literature” might have been more appropriate.
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
I remember reading this as a naive 14 yr old, because it was one of “the” classics of American literature apparently. It scarred me for months later. I hated it. Now looking back, I don’t think this story would scar me as much anymore. But
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
Has bun really shipped using a million line vibecoded PR. I know they merged it, but merging something in a new dir doesn’t mean anything compared to what code is actually running for customers. It’s crazy if the vibecoded rust version is w
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
Why’d you say that? IBM, GE, Ford have all been disrupted
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
Welp, this is the future we live in now
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
Frankly I think any QoL measure between a western and a Japanese life are meaningless. If you’ve ever worked for a Japanese corp under a Japanese boss, you would basically experience that your life is hell. As a westerner we are even subjec
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
I might be gatekeeping, but I consider a mark of actual healthy capitalism, to be creative destruction, the biggest companies of 1 generation are destroyed by the next generation and the churn keeps going on. Nothing ever lasts except the s
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
It’s all written by AI and you can’t tell for sure if the tests are good. You can eyeball some but eyeballing 50k lines of code takes a lot of time. You just trust AI and YOLO, find errors later
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
Aside and maybe controversial: If I didn’t know that the author used AI, then I would have liked this way more. But that is because I would assume the author did this on his own and that would feel like a cool quirky thing to do. I just don
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by sashank_1509 5mo ago
“Masters only programs” is a bad hack that needs to be gone. It is just a cash grab from overseas students desperate for a Visa to work in the US. Many of these programs are highly exploitative and leave overseas students with crippling deb
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by sashank_1509 6mo ago
What is the demographic looking to immigrate to Japan. I’m surprised to hear Chinese as my outsider view was that China was as good if not better place to live compared to China, is it because they’re afraid of their government and want a l
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by sashank_1509 6mo ago
Maybe your thoughts will change if they invade you again a few elections later
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by sashank_1509 6mo ago
Was there no fear of being haunted by spirits?
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by sashank_1509 6mo ago
wtf I’m going to wager that this is a local myth. Just using corpses as fuel feels a bit antithetical to human traditions
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by sashank_1509 6mo ago
How long did it take you to complete this project. How did you maintain motivation?
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
Yes, anthropic wanted that power through a legal agreement. Not by spying on the pentagon , or training their AI model to lie to them etc, which seems more appropriate for supply chain risk. The government in this case can just cancel its l
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
Even so, VRT has gone up 2000% since it SPACC’ed. RKLB was also a SPAC. A SPAC is a just a way to satisfy regulations as a pre-revenue early stage company. Most early stage companies fail, and that’s fine. If such a company succeeds and sti
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
That’s much harder. If it’s a big private company like OpenAI, you need a minimum 50k investment. For smaller companies, the number is much higher I assume.
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
I think it’s still fine. I’ve invested a lot into some SPAC’s. I’m good on 1, break even on the other. And I’ll keep holding it, since these companies are still pre-revenue and I hope they 100X. The overall idea of SPAC’s is not bad, even i
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
I absolutely hate noise. And so I loved AirPods Max. It was, I think the best noise cancelling money could buy and I’ve tried several of the Sony and Bose Headphones. Then funnily enough my AirPods Pro 3 completely smokes my AirPods Max. Th
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
lol, a job that I would support to be 100% automated by OpenAI
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by sashank_1509 7mo ago
Crypto should be first on the chopping block. Then they should designate A16Z a national security risk just like they did with Anthropic.
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by sashank_1509 8mo ago
This is ridiculous. We don’t send surgeons to jail if they mistakenly kill their patient.

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