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by vovavili 3mo ago
>is very balanced and careful in the video A part of me somewhat wishes I was this easily swayed by YouTube smooth talkers.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
>What would be his motive A libertarian socialist podcaster tries to discuss an online culture that is adjacent to Silicon Valley tech scene. He then proceeds to take movement’s worst manifestations as its essence. One would have to be n
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by vovavili 3mo ago
This kills their sales funnel.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
A median non-technical ChatGPT user is: -Less likely to pay for ChatGPT use -Will not self-host an open-source model -Quite unlikely to use an adblocker
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by vovavili 3mo ago
The author here clearly is extremely superficially familiar with the writings of rationalist people and views them from a preconceived standpoint. Comparing beliefs of Yudkowsky to dianetics is nothing short of misguided, whether you like h
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by vovavili 3mo ago
I guess people who are high in both openness and conscientiousness and who like to read long texts prefer to read them through books over online forums and social media.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
>There's something about their approach that appears to actually make people more susceptible to nonsense, not less. It would be highly surprising if an open-access online community with the kind of slogans that might be particularl
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by vovavili 3mo ago
This seems like an awfully uncharitable and cherry-picked treatment of a community of well-intentioned and occasionally eccentric disagreeable online nerds. You're effectively just noticing that a community that actively aims to overco
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by vovavili 3mo ago
I suspect it's at least partly akin to OpenAI buying uv where they did not want a startup with questionable profitability horizons that serves as a critical piece for their business to get suffocated when VCs come for their money back.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
Offshore engineers tend to require just as much micromanagement and perfect clarification as an LLM, so if anything I would expect the demand for offshore engineers to fall much faster than for local talent.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
So they basically reinvented reddit.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
Sure thing Charles-Gilbert Romme.
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by vovavili 3mo ago
Dedicating most of the article to a personal attack and then finishing by saying that you don't have anything against the person is a bit of an odd sequence.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
Location: Netherlands, The Hague, CET Remote: Yes. Hybrid in The Hague/Amsterdam/Randstad also works. Willing to relocate: Open within the EU+EFTA for the right role. US/UK only with serious relocation support.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
From a computer science perspective, I'm not exactly sure how a transactional database would implement a columnar type. Postgres + CDC + an actual analytical database like ClickHouse would be your strongest bet at scale.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
>Almost immediately, something will be installed that will require installing the .NET runtime, maybe multiple versions of it. That's because Windows ships with an ancient .NET 4.8.1 by default. Purely a mistake on Microsoft's
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by vovavili 4mo ago
I would expect no less from Hacker News, good job.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
This looks better than 90% of websites I visited. The palette is pleasant, content has the right density and spacing is very relaxed. If this is AI-generated without some clever prompt tuning, frontend as a profession is done.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
The host website seems extremely interesting in general. Anyone here used it before?
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by vovavili 4mo ago
Qualcomm has an enormous incentive in breaking Nvidia's CUDA grip on GPU programming.
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Qualcomm to Acquire Modular(investor.qualcomm.com)
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by vovavili 4mo ago
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/memepediadankmemes/images/...
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by vovavili 4mo ago
Slipping in censorship under the "think of the children" pretext is so cliché, I am not sure how EU thought this is going to convince anyone.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
From my observation both studying and working abroad in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Finland and Latvia, people almost always tend to cluster along ethnic or linguistic lines in another European country. This stays invariant even if th
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by vovavili 4mo ago
This kind of messaging is overtly Republican-coded.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
I am not aware of anything on the level of YCombinator or Sequoia Capital over here in Europe.
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by vovavili 4mo ago
What exactly am I selling here?
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by vovavili 4mo ago
So my personal experience apparently is a folly that requires some bureaucratically approved scientific study to validate?
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by vovavili 4mo ago
>Better then textbooks? Better then an online course? Better then watching youtube videos from Khan academy, or just better then nothing at all as described some metrics which the AI companies came up with them selves? The value of all o

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