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by thisisit 11mo ago
I like the fun part of it. But this is clearly vibe coded slop. The awful pink colour scheme, clickable buttons which don’t do anything bang in middle of the page, the share button which doesn’t really share etc. And some of the messages ke
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by thisisit 11mo ago
What kind of financial and business decisions? And what will be the metric for “good decision”?
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by thisisit 11mo ago
This is so difficult to read that I was tempted to just throw it into a chat model and let it summarize from me. Still tried to make sense between all those furry images. Now from what I understand the company rode the pandemic wave and ove
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by thisisit 11mo ago
This is the sad reality. Because things can go the other way as well. Something can be amazing but beaten down because - AI. Here's a video which was discussed by VFX artists at Corridor Digital: https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by thisisit 11mo ago
"I lack funding to answer. Pay me and I'll ask AI to answer your question."
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by thisisit 11mo ago
> It remembers salient details about my son and his condition. It really explains things well. It knows so much. It's quite remarkable. Yes but that doesn't mean the answers are right. And while you acknowledge it might be thro
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by thisisit 11mo ago
> Insights I've never gotten to from talking to docs, reading papers, reading bio textbooks etc. Curious why do you think you not have gotten these insights that too even from textbooks no less? > I guess some small percentage of
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by thisisit 11mo ago
You seem to be debating a point which was never made by holding on to one word - simple. I didn't say trading code is simple neither I did say that your trading code setup is simple. Still let me clarify - the trading logic as you say
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by thisisit 11mo ago
LLMs are very good at NLP/classification tasks and weak at calculations and numbers. So, I doubt feeding it numerical data is a good idea. And if you feeding or harnessing as the blog post puts it in a way that where it reasons things
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by thisisit 11mo ago
> after about 20 mins - oh, no. Out of credits. And the say: Our modeling suggests that a very small fraction of power users will ever hit the per-five-hour rate limit, so our hope is that this is something that you won’t have to worry
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by thisisit 11mo ago
Written by AI now summarise and explained by AI.
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by thisisit 11mo ago
> Figure out how I'm going to get from Baltimore to Boston next Thursday, here's $100 and if you need more, ask me. I tried something like this last month. I was going on a holiday and asked LLM to prepare a sightseeing guide o
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by thisisit 11mo ago
I agree with the corruption part. After all "drain the swap" was an effective election slogan. The attack part is just a hyperbole. The leader of MAGA will openly call for people being jailed or primaried if they disagree. I also
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by thisisit 11mo ago
If there is such an immense value in spinning off and selling models separately you can bet that will happen - without court saying so. At the end running these models is a costly job and you'd want to squeeze out every value.
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by thisisit 11mo ago
This is such a bad take. If that was case then Google wouldn't receive DMCA takedown of piracy links, instead offer up users searching for piracy content. Former is more prevalent than latter because one, it requires invasion of privac
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by thisisit 11mo ago
A friend, senior engineer, was laid off sometime ago. He was replaced with an offshore junior dev. The strange thing was that he was located offshore as well. What actually happened was that his company had to pay 50-60% of US salaries and
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by thisisit 11mo ago
He just shorted Nvidia: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45813734
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by thisisit 11mo ago
I have read both The Intelligent Investor or Security Analysis and I can't say there is any value - no pun intended - in reading both these books. Most of these methods are arcane. It just seems that people in value investing circles l
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by thisisit 11mo ago
> We disavow AI because people like Brenda are perfect and the machine is error-prone. I don't think that is the message here. The message is that while Brenda might know what she is doing and maybe AI helps her. > She's gon
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by thisisit 11mo ago
Don't be like that. I work at a Fortune 500 and Brenda wants that co-pilot in Excel because it can help her achieve so much more. What is so much more you ask? Brenda and her C-Suits can not define it but they know for sure Copilot in
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by thisisit 11mo ago
Just couple of hours ago I was discussing this with a Principal Architect. He is responsible for all the finance workflows. We had just come out of product demo where the vendor showed workflows which were 100% auditable, explainable and de
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by thisisit 11mo ago
The same reason China and human rights stories, which btw has more upvotes than this story, is newsworthy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45796907 Can we say that China and human rights abuse has a big word count Wiki
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by thisisit 1y ago
> That opens up greater margin for local production. It opens up a larger profit margin for local producers for sure. Production? Maybe. Maybe not. Because there is no incentive to produce more or better. Because the cheap bad faith acto
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by thisisit 1y ago
> Are they punishing their own nationals? That is a very simplistic way of looking at it. Tariffs are taxes on exports and like every tax tool it has its specific purpose. Lets say US for example has surplus diary. It can export the surp
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by thisisit 1y ago
> Fight back against _what_? Its funny to see that you ask this question while being fully vague yourself. > I don't see anyone else trying. No one has tried "reforms" because people understand that in a free democracy
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by thisisit 1y ago
Given that people seem to have forgotten the fact "two wrongs doesn't make one right" and whataboutism going mainstream, all answers are going "but what about "mainstream" x". X can be everything from medi
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by thisisit 1y ago
> These high carbohydrate foods stimulate dopamine release No that doesn't happen. This MAHA statement has become a thing on its own. So much so that RFK is doing exactly what you seem to have an issue with the medical community: h
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by thisisit 1y ago
If you go back to the starting years of Tesla you could make the same case. They weren’t straight up lying to investors. Not only they launched viral products and Tesla Autopilot but their mission was to produce a full self driving car and
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by thisisit 1y ago
At my company people always understate the headcount savings. Because the invariable question is - "You are spending x million and for y FTEs you save only 1 FTE of HC? How does that make sense?". Or worse yet - "You estimate
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by thisisit 1y ago
> Numerous other bootcamps have shut down. Codesmith's decline is predominantly an industry problem. In that case can you share the user stats for the sub? Because if coding boot camp as an industry is dying the growth of the sub sh

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