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by teiferer 11mo ago
Only if you compare apples with oranges. Scandinavian taxes are considered high, but they include things like child care, health care, public transportation infrastructure. For people participating in all of those services, the take home pa
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by teiferer 11mo ago
"Excess energy" is not a static value. It dynamically depends on price point. Which depends on demand and supply which both depend on price. That dynamic (and circular) interplay is at the core of why economics as a discipline exi
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by teiferer 11mo ago
It's since being replaced by similar isms like climate change hoax-ism. Very similar way of arguing, dealing with contradicting evidence and seeing a conspiracy whenever a large body of scientists has a consensus. Unfortunately, the cl
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by teiferer 11mo ago
> They're used exactly once To me, that's key here. That things are scattered over multiple files is a minor issue. Any competent IDE can more or less hide that and smoothen the experience. But if you have factored some code in
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by teiferer 11mo ago
About 90% of Norway's 40 GW energy production (mostly hydro) is state owned. By exporting energy and thereby getting other countries to pay, the money literally goes to the norwegian people. Not directly into their bank accounts, but i
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by teiferer 11mo ago
That hydro is regularly turned off when it gets too cold.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
> The engineer learns and next time gets it right. Antropomorphizing LLMs like that is the path to madness. That's where all the frustration comes from.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
> goes offline with a fiber cut If a fiber cut brings your network down then you have fundamental network design issues and need to change hiring practices.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Wilhelm Röntgen, Nobel Prize in 1901, experimentally discovered X-rays.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
There is a crucial step between having an opinion and voting. It's conversations within society. That's what makes democracy and facilitates change. If you only take your opiniom, isolated from everybody else, and vote from that,
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by teiferer 11mo ago
And that is a good thing and we should embrace it instead of giving in to some idiotic ideas from a non-technical C-suite demanding geofencing.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
> In this specific case I don't think it's about being anti-open? It's that a business with only physical presence in one country selling a service that is only accessible physically inside the country.... doesn't....
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by teiferer 11mo ago
> Monitored their network traffic for 60-second sessions How can he monitor what's going on between a startup's backend and OpenAI's server? > The truth is just an F12 away That's just not how this works. You can s
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Did you read the article? It claims to have knowledge of network traffic between the startup's devices and the AI providers' devices.
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Do you have any link that supports this?
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by teiferer 11mo ago
What makes you believe that anything in the article is real? The author seems to not exist and it's unclear where the data underlying the claims is even coming from since you can't just go and capture network traffic wherever yo
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by teiferer 11mo ago
I find it shocking that most comments here just accept the article as fact and discuss the implications. The message might not even be wrong. But why is everybody's BS detection on ice in the AI topic space? Come one people, you can al
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Another red flag with the article is that the author's LinkedIn profile link at the bottom leads to a non-existing page. Is Teja Kusireddy a real person? Or is this maybe just an experiment from some AI company (or other actor) to see
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Unless you (rncode) are the same person as the article's author (vedmed), nobody has expressed being upset with you. HN doesn't normally like when people open multiple accounts. Yours is 17 hours old. (Two facts that I won't
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by teiferer 11mo ago
I personally don't mind at all that you used AI to make your writing more accessible. To the contrary, I think it's a very suitable use of the tool and I would do the same. But don't you realize what impression you are convey
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Thanks for owning up. Though you did your original message a disservice. Now we are left wondering how forthcoming, honest and friendly you were with that support staff. I'd also try to cheap out if I'd have to deal with a rude an
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by teiferer 11mo ago
Tbf, a machine is more likely to be versed in this ancient descriptive notation than a human is who is maybe just playing casually. R1 and K1 have not been around since the 80s.
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by teiferer 1y ago
There are also some interesting ways in which bicycles remain inferior to human locomotion but they are also obviously already superior in many ways already. Still doesn't mean we should gamble the economies of whole continents on bike
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by teiferer 1y ago
> I think the fact that Apple is having to fight this fight is evidence of why they were right to make a secure walled garden Would you mind explaining? I don't see how that's evidence.
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by teiferer 1y ago
Though illustrative of the difference between arguments and mere statements of opinion.
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by teiferer 1y ago
That's a good policy. If that's what they do in the job later as well, then it allows LLM-skeptical applicants to immediately move on. An interview is a two way street. I'd like the company to present itself authentically so
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by teiferer 1y ago
Idk .. I injured my knee playing soccer (tore a bunch of ligaments) a few months ago. Wasn't life threatening. Still, got care after waiting for about an hour, xray and all. On a Saturday. In Sweden, single payer insurance. I paid only
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by teiferer 1y ago
> At almost no point has that institution been a net positive Hard to measure, isn't it. In the eyes of the millions of americans who have at some point in their life been victims or related to or friends of victims of some kind of
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by teiferer 1y ago
Write an agent, it's easy! You will learn so much! ... let's see ... client = OpenAI() Um right. That's like saying you should implement a web server, you will learn so much, and then you go and import http (in golang). Yeah
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by teiferer 1y ago
Just Nvidia has a larger market cap than all German public companies combined. Just Nvidia.

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