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by twothreeone 1y ago
Somebody said the cooking guy was some influencer person? I noticed that many non-tech people often resort to this excuse, even in situations where it makes absolutely no sense (e.g., on a desktop with only ethernet, or with mic/speake
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Mark's definitely mastered optimizing for peak cringe factor while at 1.95T valuation.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
People have been talking about the concentration of risk in popular indices, now large caps are buying each other's stakes? Intel's stock is up 27% today..
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by twothreeone 1y ago
yeah, FWIU they are an increasingly popular monetization channel in addition to YT's built-in ad-rev system (which is famously very bad for creators) *) and conveniently for YT that out-of-band monetization channel - which they don&#x2
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by twothreeone 1y ago
yes? It's called pay-per-view. Many creators will insert a segment in the video with a sponsor who will pay them based on their reach. These are typically not blocked, since they're inserted into the video before uploading. YouTub
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by twothreeone 1y ago
More likely they just really enjoy taking the money that private entities hand out like candy as a reward for pushing legislation that will cement their society-eroding business models for ages to come.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Mostly Spanish and Chinese. Arabic and Hindi will already be difficult.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Because the dev received a cease and desist letter from Spotify and got their API key banned: https://github.com/KRTirtho/spotube Same thing will most likely happen here too, it's just a matter of time / numb
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by twothreeone 1y ago
That rare Comex comment.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
I see only 2 real arguments (actually only 1): > If I call a plumber, and the guy who shows up doesn’t know anything except how to ask ChatGPT what to do, I will feel this person has misrepresented themselves. This is essentially saying
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by twothreeone 1y ago
While shipping binary kernels may be a workaround for some users, it goes against what many people would consider "good etiquette" for various valid reasons, such as hackability, security, or providing free (as in liberty) softwar
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by twothreeone 1y ago
I'm confused.. can't they appeal High Court decisions (since the UKSC was formed after the government didn't like the High Court's decisions in the Diego Garcia thing)? [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Agreed 100% FastAPI works but building complex applications in it is just not great. Taking a step back (and this will date me but..) I'm still astonished how the "Python microframework world" is slowly rediscovering everythi
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by twothreeone 1y ago
The first one does, then prompt caching kicks in.. turns out many people ask similar questions. People who frequently ask complicated questions might have to pay extra, we can already see this playing out.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
OpenAI's ChatGPT alone hit 500 million weekly active users in March, apparently they're closer to 800 million now. I guess they're still working out the monetization strategy, but in the worst case just think of how Google ma
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by twothreeone 1y ago
mr spock's cryo-bed <3
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Yeah that's also possible.. my reading was more on the SSBN side, which would be equipped with SLBMs and have a range similar to ICBMs. But "nuclear sub" could also just mean "nuclear-powered" attack sub (SSN), thou
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by twothreeone 1y ago
> many subs deployed at all times Yeah I guess the point being that by playing those (previously "unknown") deployments as an open hand now you demonstrate strength. My understanding is that there are always a number of mid&#x2
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by twothreeone 1y ago
I don't know, I thought it was useful info given the context of the market. When I buy any service in general (e.g. a phone line) I'd like to know the highlights that differentiate that particular provider from others. And it didn
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Trump mobilizes nuclear subs in response to Medvedev's comments(politico.com)
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by twothreeone 1y ago
I don't see what's hard to understand about this.. other providers have weekly limits and daily limits. If you max out your daily every day you might still hit your weekly after 3-4 days of usage, meaning you cannot send more for
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by twothreeone 1y ago
No you absolutely can sell as employee. For that you have employees determine how many shares they would be willing to offer up for sale initially as part of the roadshow. The catch is that shares sold during the roadshow will then not have
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by twothreeone 1y ago
I think you're missing an important aspect: how many users do you want to support? > For comparison, you can buy a DGX B200 with 8x B200 Blackwell chips and 1.4TB of memory for around $500k. Two systems would give you 2.8TB memory w
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by twothreeone 1y ago
That's just wrong. Taking a test doesn't do anything to the data-generating process, your chance of death is 100%. The test merely informs your posterior about the timing of the event.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
British humour on HN, lovely indeed!
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Observable universe. Dark matter does not emit light.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
And it's ironic to scold others for missing a point while missing their point. All good though.
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by twothreeone 1y ago
Bunch of liberals.. shakes fist /s
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by twothreeone 1y ago
"We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt."
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by twothreeone 1y ago
The bean counters rule. There is no corporate vision, no long-term plan. The numbers for the next quarter are driving everything.

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