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by typon 4y ago
Sound analysis, pretty much agree with you.
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by typon 4y ago
If not for Musks genius magic, why do you think Tesla deserves to be priced 7x higher than Toyota? I can see an argument for 2x maybe? But 7x is a massive difference considering Toyota is a not a company run by frauds, it is a serious compa
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by typon 4y ago
Tesla's current share price is extremely inflated - the market has priced in Elon Musk's genius magic. If this genius magic turns out to be a total fraud, Tesla stock price should go down to levels reflecting the stock price of a
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by typon 4y ago
Most people here aren't pissed about the content of the banned account, but the hypocrisy from a self-proclaimed free speech warrior. If he didn't claim to be one, this wouldn't be news or interesting whatsoever.
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by typon 4y ago
The best you can do is find a correlated stock (Tesla) and short that instead. I think if Twitter goes bankrupt, you can expect Tesla to enter free-fall.
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by typon 4y ago
That's wonderfully framed by Bryan. He's a treasure.
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by typon 4y ago
This makes me feel America is back. This is a big achievement and should not be underplayed whatsoever. Whichever country achieves practical fusion is going to be dominant in the next century.
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by typon 4y ago
Window/pane/buffer management in vscode is childish compared to vim. Vim motions are incomparibly faster than using a mouse. No, vscode doesn't have everything.
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by typon 4y ago
As for 3), we really need to avoid the narrative that these people are idiots or stupid. They are sharks - intentionally malevolent people who have defrauded millions of people. SBF's current defense is that he was too naive and unawar
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by typon 4y ago
This is sadly the problem with most new languages.
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by typon 4y ago
There were several key insights that have made something like ChatGPT possible relative to traditional neural networks. * A fixed (but large) vocabulary of sub-word like tokens as inputs. * Attention mechanism for learning the correlation o
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by typon 4y ago
I use neovim heavily and I spend the first five minutes of my morning thanking the developers for their hard work - without their selflessness we wouldn't have the best text editor in the world. I was just commenting on whether the pur
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by typon 4y ago
I dont know if its me but I find it utterly incomprehensible to read any Lua plugin in neovim. The API is magic and Lua itself isnt a very good language. That is to say, it didnt really get any better than vimscript. Ive written a couple of
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by typon 4y ago
I read a lot on Twitter about the so-called "culture" of Google that prevents them from making AI based products, meanwhile OpenAI has made ChatGPT and is going to replace Google search within the next two months or so. I think th
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by typon 4y ago
The difference is Oracle vs. No Oracle.
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by typon 4y ago
Videos like this really highlight to me how far ahead Asimo by Honda was. It was released in 2000 before any of the deep learning even existed.
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by typon 4y ago
Silicon Valley VC culture still believes in this mythology whole-heartedly - but they add an extra layer of not really understanding what all this actually means because its written in books and those are not blog posts so it's hard to
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by typon 4y ago
Google's customers: You guys are getting paid?
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by typon 4y ago
This has almost become a meme at this point. Anyone in the office who has a problem with their internet on the Macbook, I just send them this: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache;sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
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by typon 4y ago
It hurts because all the companies attacking Apple are just the best examples of "The worst guy you know just made a great point". Epic Games, Spotify, Elon/Twitter 2.0 have their own exploitative practices that I can't
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by typon 4y ago
There is no book on data oriented design as far as I know. It would be great if someone could take Mike Actons talk and similar talks and condense the ideas into a book filled with real world examples.
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by typon 4y ago
Wikipedia beats megacorp giants like Espn at displaying sports related information in so many metrics and it's not even close. Really a great example of perverted incentives. Espn is trying to show ads, while Wikipedia is trying to sho
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by typon 4y ago
"virtually the entire container ecosystem" An entire area of software that is completely unnecessary, but because the gods at Google gifted it to us, people have to pretend it's amazing
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by typon 4y ago
Design by committee vs. design by singular vision is an age old debate. We have plenty of the former, why not give the latter a try? There are plenty of good languages out there already to use, why does this language have to aim for wide ad
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by typon 4y ago
* If you want 50ms latency on every interaction with the editor * If you want to send telemetry to Microsoft * If you want slow fuzzy search for massive codebases Plenty of reasons
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by typon 4y ago
Spot on. Absolutely hate this attitude that software sitting there just gathers wear and tear as if it's a mechanical device. Software is written with a particular target platform in mind: x86, ARM, Nvidia GPUs, FPGA soft-processor etc
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by typon 4y ago
Zoom's audio + video quality is so much better than Google Meet that I almost feel like companies that use it are getting paid by Google to use it? I have no other explanation.
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by typon 4y ago
Film critics, music critics, food critics all need to be directors, artists and chefs?
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by typon 4y ago
Check this out: https://github.com/1Marc/modern-todomvc-vanillajs
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by typon 4y ago
Pretty good. We have Containers Tabs :)

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