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by thrawa8387336 8mo ago
What, you think Newton relied on a study to believe his own conclusions?
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by thrawa8387336 8mo ago
Is the US a country or a market?
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by thrawa8387336 8mo ago
Sales taxes is a much more modern invention not 3000. Gold was money and still is in freer jurisdictions
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by thrawa8387336 8mo ago
*Paper silver. The gap widens
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by thrawa8387336 9mo ago
You mean Microsoft?
36.
by thrawa8387336 9mo ago
I had the exhaust vent disconnect. Still think of the amount of microplastics I must have inhaled then
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by thrawa8387336 10mo ago
The original title is so contrived "...that users mistook for paid ads" As opposed to unpaid?
38.
by thrawa8387336 1y ago
O1 is there for that
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
What I've heard is people who don't get sun frequently, are at higher risk of melanoma. Like no sun then sunburn = bad bad
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
She is choosing GPT5 as the good example? Maybe Claude, maybe..
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
While I understand your bias to read that, please, read again.
42.
by thrawa8387336 1y ago
It's HR. HR should just be headhunting, handled externally to the company. Legal can handle the rest.
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Nah, just own it. I know the rising star in a FANG team of 40 can barely speak one sentence without breaking into a stutter.
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Coordination as in a trust or cartel
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
I do see that angle, and my impression is this push comes from the top top. The execs and middle are just following, milking it as long as it lasts. cf. Matt Levine's thoughts on how Blackrock optimizes whole industries beyond the comp
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Pretty much, though I would not say they go together. 2nd paragraph is just a separate conjecture. Personally, don't need that much evidence; are we old enough to remember the hiring gentleman's agreement in big tech? Let's a
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Think Trust as in anti-trust
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
This is a second hand anecdote but someone commented here or on X, that basically he was on a cruise and overheard two heads of HR of 2 big Co's talking to each other about shenanigans. Would not be the craziest considering that AI has
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Know a guy who bought a 2 trailers loads of lathes and assorted machine tools for less than 10k in the Rust Belt. Was even remanufacturing diesel engines
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Coordination, plain and simple.
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Imagine someones add 10 UTs carefully devised and someone notices they need 1 more during the PR. Scenario B, you add 40 with an LLM, that look good on paper but only cover 6 of the original ones. Besides, who's going to pay careful at
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
It's a sufficiently large N shannonizer. Nothing more
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Spanish in particular has more connotations per word than English. It's not even the grammar or spelling, those have rules and that's that. But choosing appropriate words, is more like every word has it right place and time and c
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Hasn't that been exploited several times?
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
How many times has OSS licensing been enforced? Therein lies the naivete
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Steal? They gave it up willingly through naivete. But you would NEVER get a developer to admit such a thing
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Think of hard problems where sampling of outcomes could give you a better understanding
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
I never treat rented with the same love I treat my owned ones
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Agreed on the cheating and the displacement of more interesting matters. But... The title being ambiguous despite the content being unambiguously about AI. What? Is the content of the complain that the article is insufficiently ambiguous de
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by thrawa8387336 1y ago
Rent until you know what you want to buy. Done

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