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by sd9 9mo ago
The man himself! Thank you for your excellent research.
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by sd9 9mo ago
Oh hey, that's my video!
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by sd9 9mo ago
Wonderful little story with a fantastic ending
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Street Fighter 2 fixed a typo with a human leg [video](youtube.com)
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by sd9 10mo ago
This is “impressive” negotiation from Altman. Can’t imagine this being good for Disney.
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by sd9 10mo ago
You can start with "hey this is useful for small businesses who don't necessarily have the same concerns" or "hey this is useful for personal notes" or any other use case that doesn't implicate the machinery of
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by sd9 10mo ago
Everything has to start somewhere. Or should we just freeze software where it is today?
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by sd9 10mo ago
My kingdom for an LLM that tells me I’m wrong
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by sd9 10mo ago
If I were on a train and there was even a chance that we were careering towards a collapsed bridge... I would appreciate that train stopping before we find out.
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by sd9 10mo ago
It’s ok to believe and advocate for something that reduces your individual ability to accumulate capital.
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by sd9 10mo ago
In math you have to disbelieve your own eyes and intuition an awful lot. Not in this case, I grant you. But there are plenty of counterintuitive results.
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by sd9 10mo ago
Well, yes, it is false, hence there are problems. But imagine this was a domain you weren't familiar with, you didn't know that pi != 4, you didn't know that the proof was false going into it. Could you have come up with a li
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by sd9 10mo ago
The problem with visual proofs is that there are perfectly similar looking proofs that are false: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/12906/the-staircase... They’re great and cool for things you already know
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by sd9 10mo ago
Customers and management should always be part of the loop. This is reflected in the original quote and my comment. I just think that having to be micromanaged from the top down is completely miserable, is worse for the customer, and is tim
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by sd9 10mo ago
Well you factor that in too? And be willing to change focus if that's the feedback.
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by sd9 10mo ago
What do you mean? The quoted text is the exact strategy I always use. I don't want or need to be told top down what to do, it's better to think for myself and propose that upward. Execs appreciate it because it makes their jobs ea
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by sd9 10mo ago
Why are you so aggressive?
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by sd9 10mo ago
This is nothing to do with trade. If region X happily produces and sells rotten meat, no other region is obligated to trade with them. But region X might choose to import non-rotten meat if they want.
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by sd9 10mo ago
Thiel's ramblings seem so unhinged, delusions of grandeur. I am so thankful that I'm not rich enough to be surrounded by people who agree with every single half baked thought that I put out.
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by sd9 10mo ago
The whole point of money is to pay for problems to go away. No idea how good Zoho is, but if you can pay $X/month and never even think about the problem ever again, then that is compelling, and the value of that depends on the customer
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by sd9 10mo ago
Something like Harry Potter must be worth more than $100M for 14 years, for example.
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by sd9 11mo ago
Why are some models better than others today if everything is publicly known and many organisations have access to massive resources? Somebody has to come up with an idea first. Before they share it, it is not publicly known. Ilya has previ
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by sd9 11mo ago
After experimenting with Gemini 3, I still felt like Sonnet 4.5 had the edge. So I'm very excited to start playing with this in the wild.
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by sd9 11mo ago
It's fatigue. This is the third major model announcement in the last week. On the other hand, this is the one I'm most excited by. I wouldn't have commented at all if it wasn't for your comment. But I'm excited to s
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by sd9 11mo ago
Indeed. Who’s to say whether Wiles would have used AI assistance if it had, you know, existed, in 1994.
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by sd9 11mo ago
Yeah, my Brother printer just works too. No other brands seem to.
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by sd9 11mo ago
I don’t understand why printing is still so difficult in 2025
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by sd9 11mo ago
It's crazy how good these models are at text now. Remember when text was literally impossible? Now the models can diagetically render any text. It's so good now that it seems like a weird blip that it _wasn't_ possible before
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by sd9 11mo ago
The vast majority of intelligent humans cannot profitably trade on intraday timeframes
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by sd9 11mo ago
What a time to be alive

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