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by tasuki 8mo ago
No, it does not mean the commenter is fine with it. Regardless of their feelings, the commenter had the good sense not to include any shaming.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Thank you for destroying the Earth!
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> Shaming individuals doesn't seem to be productive or helpful. I don't see any shaming. It was all matter of fact, free from judgement.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Where omelette?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
I agree Google's reputation misled people. But importantly, I don't think Google can be held accountable for their reputation and for what other people believed. To give a somewhat contorted example: If people believe you give 1
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Well I hope people won't perceive this (nonexistent) stability in the future. I'm not trying to "absolve" Google, nor do I think they're guilty. They used their reputation to hire people. It turns out that needs to
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> Keep the tv on it adds life. Hell no. Otherwise solid advice :)
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> How was the relationship? Did you feel like the first 6–12 months were perfect, but then you started drifting apart and having arguments every week or two? Not OP, but in a somewhat similar boat. Please don't assume they broke up.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> they know people are joining BigCo because they think it's going to be relatively stable And after all this, people will think twice whether BigCo is stable. Just as well! If you want stability, look into small family-run companie
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by tasuki 8mo ago
I think your comment was generated by an LLM and hereby vote for your immediate and permanent instant ban.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Maybe it was the right decision at the time to lay them off? I think that's why he got the bonus, actually! I'm sure the layoff was difficult for him as well: he certainly lost a lot of goodwill with his workforce and I'm sur
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> absolutely no one is smart or productive enough to justify $692m in pay. Upper management isn't paid based on how smart or productive they are. Google has like 400 billion yearly revenue. A CEOs decisions have enormous consequence
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Ok, say I have 14GB VRAM. What is the tradeoff between using 9B with 8-bit params vs 27B with 3-bit params?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
If money is all you care about then sure.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
Is it your business to tell AndrewKemendo what his business is?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> that's how a market is supposed to work. What about the negative externalities?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
How does one choose between "fewer parameters and less quantization" vs "more parameters and more quantization" ?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
As someone who likes to hang things on walls, I'm rather happy the art prices are as insane as they are. The antiques shop down the street sometimes sells reasonably interesting and/or nice original paintings for 10-20 eur. If it&
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> that's no proof of insider trading. It isn't. But also the whole point of prediction markets is to allow insiders to profit in return for providing valuable information.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> He pointed out that Claude Code works because it runs on your computer, with your environment, your data, your context. Ah yes - I hate that. Yes it "works", but I don't want things to only work on my machine: I want the
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> a large financial application Those could mean anything. Some people think 5k likes is large. Others think 100k is small. Oh well, at least they didn't say "complex".
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> I’m probably going to go back and redo everything with my own code. Why? Did Claude do a bad job?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> Would the above explanation be better? No idea. I certainly didn't get it. Goal tracker is one thing, ad blocker is another thing. Why would I want to combine them? And why would I want to see any ads at all? Perhaps I'm ju
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by tasuki 8mo ago
No, you don't need a video walkthrough. You need that damn web page to explain – in plain language – what this is and what it's good for.
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> It's like someone claiming that automobiles don't improve personal mobility. I prefer walking or cycling and often walk about 8km a day around town, for both mobility and exercise. (Other people's) automobiles make my ex
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> Tech needs Jesus in ways tech is too corrupted to understand. Fortunately Peter Thiel is really into Christianity, so we're good!
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by tasuki 8mo ago
"The Parable of the Two Programmers" by Neil W. Rickert is pretty much about this, from the year 1985...
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> "Even 4gb of memory is fine", "even 720p is fine", "even 2ghz CPU is fine", "even a membrane keyboard is fine", "even USB 2.0 is fine", "even 2 hours battery life is fine"...
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> I love Ghostty, especially the UI is so much nicer than Kitty. What are you talking about? What UI does Kitty have?
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by tasuki 8mo ago
> but with kids you don't ask the question so much why even get up - because the purpose is clear. No question about that. My life has become simpler in many ways: the annoying big questions have gone away.

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