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2y ago
No. "Bet" implies some sort of clear vision or value proposition. Metaverse was a dream. It's okay to dream. It's not okay to burn billions of dollars on dreams with no proof of concept or business plan. Set aside the qu
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2y ago
> There are other ways to do it, but they are all worse, slower, and less versatile I would disagree with this, personally. Due to being tacked onto the language after the fact, the design of Rust's async made a number of concession
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2y ago
obligatory https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ
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2y ago
The Search tab is taking close to 30s to load... I'm suspecting this site itself also uses Rails
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2y ago
My sense has always been that, there actually is no difference between "the implicit meaning in text" and "correlations between sequential words". That is to say, the fact that LLMs are able to communicate effectively wi
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2y ago
> Media like Squid Game annoy me to no end because they perpetuate the idea that any severe debt someone might be in is always the fault of the individual, rather than circumstance You didn't watch the show then? This simply isn
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2y ago
https://github.com/sponsors/lpil
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2y ago
Monads can abstract over most of these things.
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2y ago
Are you familiar with the origins of Facebook?
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2y ago
Well, yeah. If an engineer offers to do extra work, a businessperson isn't gonna say no. If an engineer asks the businessperson for extra time... that's when things get dicey. But, that's what nights and weekends are for, rig
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2y ago
Funny - I used to make this same joke about Kubernetes.
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2y ago
> Canada is still under the British Monarch This fact probably counts -against- the argument that they deserve to be in the EU...
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2y ago
I do think it's a bad thing, but not for the reason you think. Promotion is an inherently political process. "Impact" is really short for "impact on the business leaders' opinion of me". I think it's a bad
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2y ago
I remember when gasoline hit $3 per gallon and people were extrapolating that it was starting to run out, and would eventually reach $100/gallon, triggering global wars and a mass switchover to electric vehicles. 20 years later and I j
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2y ago
Thanks, that clears up the confusion!
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2y ago
The article listed lots of examples... It's an exceptionally long article so you'd be forgiven for missing them, but there are definitely many examples given. In fact that's actually what my main complaint is about this artic
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2y ago
Why would the license of the compiler matter? It doesn't require you to license the code you compile with it accordingly.
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2y ago
He didn't protest being fined. Rather, he (and many other pundits) think being forfeited for a dress code violation is outrageous. (And it doesn't even follow the letter of the law - nowhere is it explicitly stated that violating
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2y ago
Then read btbuildem's comment more carefully. Because you are still misunderstanding it, or ignoring parts of it, if you are willing to bet this.
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2y ago
He said LLM, not just any AI
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2y ago
AGI is the new nuclear fusion.
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2y ago
I've gotten a lot of value out of co-working. The simple act of being in a room or on a call with others who are focused on work, helps me to stay focused on work.
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2y ago
To play devil's advocate: I don't think, in hindsight, Twitter would choose to have delayed their product's launch in order to engineer it for better performance. Given how wildly successful it became purely by being in the r
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2y ago
Of course running inference costs money. You think GPUs are free?
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2y ago
> ELO narrows heavily at the top What do you mean by this? I'm assuming you're not speaking about simple absolute differences in value - there have been top players rated over 100 points higher than the average of the rest of t
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2y ago
> If a student asks a question that goes beyond the planned lesson, you need to have an answer. You can't say, "I don't know how to do that." That would make you look incompetent. Huh? It's perfectly normal for t
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The design document is for documenting what problems you're trying to solve, and (critically) what problems you're not trying to solve. And the relative advantages and disadvantages of competing approaches. The mistake people make
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2y ago
That's exactly what they want you to think.
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I empathize. The first thing I did when I opened my eyes this morning was watch a recap of the game, since I knew something somewhere (social media, reddit, youtube, etc) would probably have a headline that would spoil it.
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2y ago
I disagree. There were forced errors in this match, yes. But this final game's endgame wasn't an example of that. Ding collapsed of his own accord.
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