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by treis 3mo ago
Everywhere people live is someone's neighborhood. So if everyone installs it in their neighborhood the cameras are everywhere.
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by treis 3mo ago
Primary care doctors are performing heart surgery?
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by treis 3mo ago
There aren't any practicing cardiology or nephrology which is the GP's point and my point.
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by treis 3mo ago
I don't think that's really true. Big ones like medicine and law have very well developed programs. To the point where something like half of med school students attend class rarely or never. More esoteric and less explicitly g
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by treis 3mo ago
They didn't say license. They said certification which is issued by the relevant board. While theoretically a medical license gives you the right to perform heart surgery without the relevant certification no hospital will let you, n
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by treis 3mo ago
Are we talking about human teachers or LLMs here?
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by treis 3mo ago
Ah interesting. We're still on the email/sms 2FA
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by treis 3mo ago
At the risk of sounding really old can't you use your computer/laptop for that?
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by treis 3mo ago
I don't think bedrooms really need windows and in some ways they're preferable with the light & noise reductions. Even if that's solved the bigger problem is earthquake code. These older buildings aren't up to moder
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by treis 3mo ago
They barely made any of those payments and the rule was rescinded several years ago. The $100 billion shortfall is because they didn't make those payments and the ongoing cash flow issues are continued degredation of the USPS economic
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by treis 3mo ago
The USPS is about $100 billion short in funds for retiree healthcare. Operationally they're slated to run out of cash shortly and that's going to get worse as they have to directly fund more and more retiree health care.
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by treis 3mo ago
There are things called LLMs that are incredibly useful but require a staggering amount of compute. Providers are building out data centers to meet the new need.
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by treis 3mo ago
The indictment has them talking about 2 cent price swings. Like I said, this is goosing the margins. It's not an industry wide thing that tripled prices.
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by treis 3mo ago
LIBOR didn't triple the rate. I don't doubt that they screwed around at the margins but the extreme volatility in egg prices were predominantly caused by the underlying economic factors.
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by treis 3mo ago
A sustained societal and legal system designed to curtail the rights of blacks is similar to slavery. Having a job is not.
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by treis 3mo ago
The fun thing to do is have a special week where none of these arguments apply. I did a camp papa with my 5 year old where the only rule was "be nice to papa". We had ice cream three times in one day. Played video games as much
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by treis 3mo ago
It's not slavery when you get paid for it and can quit
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by treis 3mo ago
The US today has the highest percentage of foreign born population since 1850 (I can't find numbers before that). If the US had truly open immigration we'd probably see several hundred million migrate and probably in the billions
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by treis 3mo ago
It's mostly punting on the issue. They determined that it was a "search" under the 4th amendment but made no ruling on whether or not it was "reasonable". It's back to lower courts to decide on that.
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by treis 3mo ago
That’s true of every system of government
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by treis 3mo ago
Pretty much everyone can make significant progress in a few months. That’s not the problem being solved.
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by treis 3mo ago
I think a lot of money and effort is spent on advertising on reddit. It just goes to astroturfing instead of paying Reddit.
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by treis 3mo ago
There are theoretically appeals but for the most part they're illusionary. The original decision is given a lot of deference and the appeal is almost always denied. Plus it's gated beyond a lot of time and money. In adversarial p
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by treis 3mo ago
What do you think the government is like today? At least with LLMs you'd get your incorrect answer quickly and cheaply.
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by treis 3mo ago
ChatGPT is the 5th most visited website in the world and gets a ridiculous amount of user data. They're going to be an advertising powerhouse.
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by treis 3mo ago
I have a T430 that came out 14 years ago that does "serious" work for me. For almost everyone the computers they use are wildly over speced for what they use it for.
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by treis 3mo ago
Eggs. That was the last omg inflation is crazy story and now they're about as cheap as they've ever been.
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by treis 3mo ago
The annual operating cost of these is <10% purchase price annually. Even if the B200 is 10x more efficient in practice you can still operate the H100 at profit. As it stands there's way more demand than supply. The new GPUs are go
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by treis 3mo ago
I think those are going to be run until they die. The capex vs opex is too high to obsolete them in a few years. They'll keep serving current gen LLMs for as long as they keep running.
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by treis 3mo ago
That's not the issue. The issue is how tall these grills are and to a lesser extent curb weight. You don't need either to have third row seating or the ability to haul things.

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