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by tananaev 10mo ago
Is it just a Bluetooth mic in a form of a ring? Or is there something more to this device?
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by tananaev 1y ago
We've had purpose built machines for a while now. I think the whole point is to have an adaptable machine that can replace remaining humans.
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by tananaev 1y ago
Read the article, but couldn't understand how they measured it. To be fair, I think it's definitely a bubble, but it's hard to compare something like this.
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by tananaev 1y ago
From the official docs it sounds more like experimental support that's still under development.
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by tananaev 1y ago
I'm kind of surprised by this. Google is already under a lot of heat, especially in Europe. All sorts of lawsuits everywhere because of they monopoly abuse. And they decide to pull this move?
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by tananaev 1y ago
I suspect this will penalize your site in one way or another.
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by tananaev 1y ago
Authoritarian rule can work until it doesn't. It can even work better than democracy for some time because decisions can be made quickly. The problem that when it doesn't, there's no path for self-correction.
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by tananaev 1y ago
As always, the truth is somewhere in the middle. AI is not going to replace everyone tomorrow, but I also don't think we can ignore productivity improvements from AI. It's not going to replace engineers completely now or in the ne
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by tananaev 1y ago
How can you actually verify it, even if they provide something?
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by tananaev 1y ago
I don't think anybody claiming it to be more important. It's just a different forum for different types of news.
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by tananaev 1y ago
Google search is a monopoly not because of crawling. It's because of the all the data it knows about website stats and user behavior. Original Google idea of ranking based on links doesn't work because it's too easily gamed.
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by tananaev 1y ago
I think there's just too much money chasing too few good businesses. Early days of tech boom with lots of opportunities is over. Any promising startups nowadays get crazy valuation very quickly, so stop making financial sense to invest
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by tananaev 1y ago
If someone else buys Chrome, hopefully Google starts a Chrome "v2" from scratch and we'll have a few more years with a good early Chrome browser experience until that one is sold. And the cycle continues...
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by tananaev 2y ago
Now I need to pay 10x for a USB cable, a charger etc.
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by tananaev 2y ago
The reason is simple. All tech companies have very high valuations. They have to sell investors a dream to justify that valuation. They have to convince people that they have the next big thing around the corner.
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by tananaev 2y ago
I don't see anything in the article about being caught. Maybe I missed something?
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by tananaev 2y ago
I'm bouncing between this and thinking that "this time it's different". You can reverse tariffs policy, but a lost trust is very hard to repair.
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by tananaev 2y ago
It doesn't matter what the root cause of increasing prices is. Fed doesn't have any other levers but to adjust rates up to reduce demand. It will work either way because even if demand is not the source, it will reduce whatever de
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by tananaev 2y ago
That's a very small sample size by task. I wonder if they give the whole data set to an average human, what the result would be. I tried some simple tasks and they are doable, but I couldn't figure out the hard ones.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Did I read this right that only 2 humans out of 400 solved the problems?
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by tananaev 2y ago
This is what he says: > He disagreed with a recent prediction from Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, that 90% of code may be written by AI in the next three to six months. > "I think the number is going to be more like 20-30% o
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by tananaev 2y ago
What specifically are you referring to during the WW2? I'm sure it wasn't always black and white, but I think in general the US and western Europe were fairly good allies. Personally I think the reason the US got strong, especiall
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by tananaev 2y ago
Build trust for a hundred years. Then flush it down the drain in two months.
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by tananaev 2y ago
What are the limitations of uBlock Origin Lite compared to the original extension?
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by tananaev 2y ago
I wonder if we reached the limit of what a single-shot large models can do? Or we're just waiting for another breakthrough? If it's the limit, then probably the chain of thought is the answer. I think models are so good now that g
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by tananaev 2y ago
China banned things for entirely different reasons. They want to control the information they don't like. TikTok is banned so that Chinese government can't do the same thing here and influence a very large percentage of the US pop
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by tananaev 2y ago
Don't know if someone already mentioned this, but one of the main benefits of ETFs for me is portability. I can move them around to get sign up bonuses and other perks. For example, I got a 1% bonus recently just by moving my ETFs to R
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by tananaev 2y ago
The valuation is completely nuts. It assumes that Nvidia's revenues will continue to grow at the same pace for many many years, without any competition. That's a very silly assumption IMO.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Let it burn. No bailouts please. Free market will sort it out one way or another without interventions.
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by tananaev 2y ago
I disagree with "there's really no reason". The reason is so that app developers can easily recompile existing apps for their platform with some minimal changes. If their system is completely incompatible, then it's prob

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