thefourthchime

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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
About a year
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
In a sense, they already do, since they're heavily invested in CoreWeave. For those unfamiliar, CoreWeave was a crypto company that pivoted to building out data centers.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
I wonder if the senior dev actually said LLM, or at least meant LLM. If he said that, most of this checks out. The only thing is that they don't have to be stochastic, but in practice they almost always are.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
I've been at companies as small as 10 and as large as 30,000. and there is no lack of politics in smaller companies from what I've seen.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
Or, they do know and don't want to say. This project does seem to have funding so I assume there is a plan.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
Can you answer question 7?
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
Huh, checks out. Interesting!
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
You must not watch broadcast television (e.g American Football). Anthropic is doing a huge ad blitz, trying to get end customers to use their chatbot.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
Yeah, true. I worked for a big tech company when they were building a team in China so they could lay us all off in Palo Alto.
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by thefourthchime 11mo ago
Same, we haven't hired in 5 years. I know bright young college grade who has been looking for a job for way too long.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
Yes, but on the other side of the coin is the pending maintenance for all of these projects. You don't just build a road, rail or bridge anad then be done with it. They all require upkeep. If the project itself was a jobs program masqu
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
It was also noted that the other autonomous vehicles such as Waymo and Zoox also had collisions during the same period.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
It definitely seems like a state-of-the-art model, but the sound having an underwater effect is the biggest tell. How long can it keep a scene going without things falling apart?
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
Nano Banana finally got people to install Gemini.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I couldn't agree more, for any apps I make I try to make the on boarding zero
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I never sait it was. That's why it can't drive itself and I need to keep my eyes on the road. The branding is terrible, but the tech is impressive.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
Autopilot and FSD are completely different technologies. When v12 came out it only worked on city streets, and it used V11 for the highway. Later, V12, which is the end-to-end neural network, worked on highways as well, but they use differe
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
When they first released V13, the highway stack was still the old C++ code. It wasn't until another four or five months that they switched it to a neural network. It doesn't seem like they've put much focus on it since then
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
Yes, people call it in and cops clean it up. We just have a lot of roads and people that poorly packed stuff in trucks
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
It doesn't have to do with the conditions. It has to do with whether or not it's on the highway or not. The car uses a different Stack for highway and off highway, the highway has been a step child for quite a long time now
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I use Tesla FSD 99% of the time. I recently drove from Austin to Florida and back. The only time I had to take over was for road debris on the highway. Off the highway it’s very good about avoiding it. My guess is Tesla has not been focusi
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
The actual quote from the FCC chair: "When you look at these other TV shows, what's interesting is the FCC does have a rule called the Equal Opportunity Rule, which means, for instance, if you're in the run-up to an election
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I disagree with being detailed, many times I want to AI to think of things, half the time it comes up with something I wouldn't have that I like. The thing I would add is to retry to prompt, don't tell it to fix a mistake. Rewind
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
man when I hear young people saying they can't get a head start or no one will hire them, I say go make something show off what you can do and you really nailed it here!
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
That's fine. Let's assume that the money is simply stored somewhere as numbers in a database. It would be irresponsible for them not to at least put into some sort of savings account or money market getting interest rate. That int
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
The age you die shouldn't be an accomplishment. The quality of life is.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
Why? It's not like this money is in a giant vault filled with money and he swims around it. All of this money is being put to use in the U.S. economy.
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
No, USA doesn't have those problems. South Asia / India can grow its industrial base. I don't know of another country with such a terrible real estate bubble (Japan in the 90s maybe).
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I get what you're saying, but you're also attempting to design the perfect system without any hindsight, which is impossible. The beauty of this approach is that you don't design anything you don't need. The requirements
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by thefourthchime 1y ago
I completely disagree with this being a red flag. It would be a huge green flag for me. The easiest thing to do is to create a complex system, making a simple one is difficult.

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