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by victor106 7mo ago
> cutting out menial decisions such as customer service This is cited so often. We tried it at a large scale with some of the best engineering talent but unfortunately the humans on the other side preferred speaking to and interacting wi
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by victor106 7mo ago
this reads like it was written by an LLM
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PBM GPO(hntrbrk.com)
1 points by victor106 8mo ago|0 comments
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by victor106 8mo ago
> Amodei repeatedly predicted mass unemployment within 6 months due to AI. Without being bothered about it at all. What do you suppose he should do if that’s what he thinks is going to happen? And how do you know he’s not bothered by it
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by victor106 8mo ago
I asked ChatGPT which product this could be and it came up with https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/selepu/dreampilot-ai-gu... Claude could not tell which one
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by victor106 8mo ago
> I mean, part of this is just math. If a government spends more, it’s literally injecting money into the economy, so of course you get more jobs and growth in the short term. Thats not necessarily true. During Bill Clinton's presid
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by victor106 8mo ago
For someone in Software what is a good way to learn the fundamentals of this?
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by victor106 8mo ago
Dear Tim Apple: you don’t need the tiny amount you get these ads. You do need to fix this embarrassing thing that you released called “Liquid Glass”
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by victor106 9mo ago
Love your product. Will you ever provide support of duckdb/motherduck? Wish there is a generic way you provided to add any database type
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by victor106 9mo ago
Neat app. Any tips on how you used Claude Code to develop this?
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by victor106 9mo ago
I wonder how much of Claude Code is developed using Claude?
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by victor106 9mo ago
> Accenture They messed up a $30 million dollar project big time at a previous company. My cto swore to never recommend them
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by victor106 9mo ago
> Corrupted US govt and Venezuela govt is not corrupt?
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Fed Chair Powell says he's under criminal investigation(cnbc.com)
15 points by victor106 9mo ago|1 comments
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by victor106 9mo ago
I agree. I have been kind of an Apple fanboy but the Tahoe thing is one of the worst products to come out of the company. I really think people should be fired for releasing this. This is akin to MobileMe - https://www.cultofmac.
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by victor106 9mo ago
> Some economists have questioned the validity of the JOLTS data, in part due to the survey’s low response rate and sometimes sizable revisions. A separate index by job-posting site Indeed, which is reported on a daily basis, showed open
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by victor106 10mo ago
Curious what is his secret to longevity? He drinks lot of Coke, I doubt he exercises much yet he is still alive at 95 and some would say reasonably healthy at that age.
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by victor106 10mo ago
> I'll never understand some people's fetishization with getting darker via tanning though While some darker skin people want to have lighter skin. Maybe at some deeper level it’s something about being human. We always want som
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by victor106 10mo ago
https://x.com/i/status/1999124665801880032
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by victor106 11mo ago
> China added ~90GW of utility solar per year in last 2 years. There's ~400-500GW solar+wind under construction there. Source?
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by victor106 11mo ago
the microsoftication of Google. Fighting evil with evil...
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by victor106 11mo ago
> If you release a product, let those who actually want to use it have a path to do so. This is great fundamental business advice. We are in the AI age but these companies see to have forgotten basic business things
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by victor106 11mo ago
how accurate is this?
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by victor106 1y ago
I heard this somewhere and its true of every politician: you campaign in poetry and govern in prose. ACA is NOT a failure. It did address some really critical pain points but left others. There is no bill that can address every single pain
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by victor106 1y ago
Got it, Thanks for the explanation.
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by victor106 1y ago
> data ponds instead of data lakes What are data ponds? Never heard the term before
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by victor106 1y ago
< The CPU memory is the same as the GPU memory and is much larger than any other discrete GPU available in a desktop. That means much larger datasets and bigger models can be run locally than would be possible otherwise. Isin't this
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by victor106 1y ago
> Swift has matured significantly over the past decade — extending from cloud services to Windows applications, browser apps, and microcontrollers Really!!! Would love to know more how that statement is true. I could not find any resourc
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by victor106 1y ago
Does this really matter? US is the most powerful country in the world economically and militarily and maybe even culturally.
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by victor106 1y ago
> the best way to achieve that is to teach it how to use a search tool against that text. Any examples of this?

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