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   by tyre 1y ago

   My guess is that there are insiders who know about the models and can’t keep their mouths shut. They like being on the inside and leaking.
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   by tyre 1y ago

   Philosopher Martha Nussbaum filed an amicus brief supporting Happy the elephant’s rights as a legal person. She has a wonderful essay about this and personhood more broadly[0] It seems like there are judges in the US who are sympathetic to
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   by tyre 1y ago

   > Most people who (quite reasonably) hate corporate personhood would probably have a knee-jerk reaction that personhood for a river can/should be normalized. Why do you think this would be the case? I agree with the former but not t
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   by tyre 1y ago

   The United States has benefited tremendously by having global peace and free trade in the developed world. And the rest of the world generally has as well. It's simply not in the United States' best interest to go colonizing milit
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   by tyre 1y ago

   I agree that they are a cartel tax on the economy, but their costs are higher than that. They are also taking on risk from credit. If your card gets stolen, the thief buys a $3k surfboard, and then you get refunded, they are out the $3k. Th
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   by tyre 1y ago

   I don’t think so. Working in tech with many busy people, I say “hop on a call”, but only in “let’s sync live, it’ll be faster” situations. This stuck out to me as rude. I would never say that to someone on my team who expressed serious conc
7. 547.▲
   by tyre 1y ago

   Huh, yeah that's not good. Trust is so important around financials like this. I'm surprised that no one thought through the branding and communications. Missing something like "hey, they've never heard of this company or
8. 548.▲
   by tyre 1y ago

   Interesting this is being posted now when the acquisition was two months ago.[0] Has anything changed? My copium as a shareholder is that they’re beefing up their services to boost a valuation for IPO. One can dream! [0]: https:/&#x2F
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   by tyre 1y ago

   Find someone to love you the way DecoPerson loves websockets.
10. 550.▲
    by tyre 1y ago

    TSMC is famous for not taking margin when they could. It’s part of their strategy.
11. 551.▲
    by tyre 1y ago

    Almost all startups go to zero, meaning every cent what VCs paid for stock, at any price, did not end up being worth more than they paid.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    JSONPath is also supported by Postgres! Helpful when querying JSON API responses that are parsed and persisted for normal, relational uses. Sometimes you want to query data that you weren’t initially parsing or that matches a fix to reproce
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    by tyre 1y ago

    There was a study[0] connected to videos[1] of particular flashing that trigger plaque-clearing rhythms in the brain. Maybe placebo but my mind feels quietly clearer after watching. It could be that simply slowing down and clearing my mind
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Apple's AI adoption and execution has been atrocious. Siri still makes so many mistakes, Homepod can't answer anything substantial without "I've sent a link to your iPhone". If they simply let Claude back Siri, they
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    by tyre 1y ago

    I’ve found it helpful to have a model write a detailed architecture and implementation proposal, which I then review and iterate on. From there it splits out each phase into three parts: implementation, code review, and iteration. After eac
16. 556.▲
    by tyre 1y ago

    Typescript’s type system is a huge leap up from JavaScript. You still need tests for functionality (this function does what it should) but the type system removes many error cases automatically.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Pretty great, public response from you to publish this and be in the comments here. Kudos. I hope more CEOs take your lead.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    > everything that openAI does is laser focused on valuation valuation valuation idk it seems like a company filled with product and engineering where people are thinking of cool product ideas and shipping them. They don’t have to all hit
19. 559.▲
    by tyre 1y ago

    As a consumer company, I assure you that not everyone’s first question is which browser engine this is built on.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Email is not secure but sending an email with a link to "Information about your appointment" is fine. If that link goes to `/appointments/sjdhfaskfhjaksdjf`, there is no leaked data. If it goes to `/appointments&#x2
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    by tyre 1y ago

    There is some evidence from Anthropic that LLMs do model the world. This paper[0] tracing their "thought" is fascinating. Basically an LLM translating across languages will "light up" (to use a rough fMRI equivalent) f
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Wow I checked mine and had about 20. I've never intentionally flagged a submission as far as I can remember and none of these were even close to flag worthy.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    triggered. There was a rails upgrade around that time that was similarly painful, at least in the humongous rails app I was working in.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    I’ve found it super nice. Similar to the “AI should be an assistant programmer, not an independent dev”, having Claude there and being able to ask questions about specific topics while I read is fantastic. Especially for scientific papers t
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    Phage Therapy(en.wikipedia.org)

    5 points by tyre 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tyre 1y ago

    You can sponsor Mike right on GH! https://github.com/sponsors/mholt
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Wait until you learn about East Timor. “The Trial of Henry Kissinger” by Christopher Hitchens is a short, devastating read on the man, the monster.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Chatting with Claude about a topic is in another universe to google search. I default to Claude for almost everything where I want to know something. I don’t trust Google’s results because of how weighted they are to SEO. Being good at SEO
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Covid was a black swan event. Unless we see something like the MBS collapse, the underlying economic weakness isn’t due to a such an acute root cause. Not sure how comparable they are.
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    by tyre 1y ago

    Looks like they tried two attempts to land in Prestwick over two hours, then flew to Edinburgh and made one aborted landing, then finally went to Manchester. What a nerve wracking experience for those pilots. I wonder if on the final attemp