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by voz_ 4y ago
An extremely unethical company, in an extremely unethical space. I wish them unwell. Looking forward to the grift failing.
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by voz_ 4y ago
> AI's opinions > I. Technology Has Finally Reached The Point Where We Can Literally Invent A Type Of Guy And Get Mad At Him > AI’s beliefs > AIs’ Opinions Ai's this, Ai's that, this personifies math in the most m
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by voz_ 4y ago
“ High on the ML punch list is how to run models more efficiently using less power, especially in critical applications like self-driving vehicles where latency becomes a matter of life or death.” Never ever heard of inference latency being
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by voz_ 4y ago
I disagree.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Monorepos for life, don't conflate code storage and organization with deployment lifecycles tho.
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by voz_ 4y ago
In the spirit of curiosity - how would you go about measuring that? A counterfactual is almost impossible. That being said - when in doubt, I favor more regulation for safety, not less.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Europe is behind on a lot of safety infrastructure compared to the US. You frame it as obsession, but really it's just good policy. > which in turn causes the weird housing distribution of North American cities. This is a hilarious
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by voz_ 4y ago
This is an ad.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Except the USSR was not nearly as evil as the CCP.
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by voz_ 4y ago
This question is not being asked in good faith. Google's intent is not to improve health - it's to get their hands on as much data as possible to then turn around and sell ads.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Evil does as it will. If Google has it, the ccp does too.
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by voz_ 4y ago
nah
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by voz_ 4y ago
Its not inflammatory, its a true and honest recap of a massive technological space that is entirely built on lies and scams.
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by voz_ 4y ago
If your point is that oft-cited-never-correct "this is early days / this is like the early dot com era" notion - I want to dispel that myth for you. There has been no real value, product, or worth created here. With the rise
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by voz_ 4y ago
Suffering. I wish Python had better better dep management systems. Maybe this is the wake up call we need to make one.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Very impressive project. If compiling Python interests you, check out the pytorch compiler stack too! https://pytorch.org/get-started/pytorch-2.0/
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by voz_ 4y ago
One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. Highly recommend the day trip up if you find yourself in Paris.
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by voz_ 4y ago
I was on the first ever team to use or setup monorepos at Uber. We even had a banner lol. In hindsight it was the right idea but a totally wrong implementation. I wish you the best but, IMO, dividing the monorepos by language is and was a m
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by voz_ 4y ago
I do not understand the appeal of go. > The proposal argues that Golang developers are forced to work around language when writing hash-based data structures like Tries or concurrent hash maps. Developers who want an efficient hash-base
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by voz_ 4y ago
This isn’t entirely honest, as Uber doesn’t have one monorepo, it has multiple. They never understood what Mono means lol.
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by voz_ 4y ago
I do not like the name.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Collecting HD Maps is an 80/20 problem (I have a patent in a subfield of this, for better or worse lol) - you can get a ton of value from a small set of focused areas. If you can solve greater metro areas (no dirt roads?), you've
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by voz_ 4y ago
I spent a few years in self driving, I have immense respect for Waymo, and very little for Tesla. I think ultimately they will win the space.
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by voz_ 4y ago
What are you talking about?
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by voz_ 4y ago
The point is that these people shouldn't even exist, every billionaire is a policy failure - there is no ethical route to a billion dollars. So the egregious and outlandish lifestyle of waste and excess while simultaneously reminding u
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by voz_ 4y ago
The true criminal class.
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by voz_ 4y ago
Might as well add fiat-to-pork-belly-futures, when there's no real world use for crypto, its just a tradable commodity without the real world application of commodity goods.
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by voz_ 4y ago
And... still no real world use for crypto.
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by voz_ 4y ago
I don't think its politically toxic, but rather, extremely humane that we care for our elderly. The real unfortunate part is that we, in the working class, have to make due with sharing slices of the pie so more money can go to our exp
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by voz_ 4y ago
Great, well written article, I wish your father a speedy recovery. Anecdotally, when I was in the hospital (much more minor, at a much younger age), they kept waking me up at 3am to draw blood and clean and do god knows what, and the light

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