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by whatever1 2mo ago
Trading like forecasting cannot be evaluated. They could be right in a different reality. We just experience one realization of the uncertainty.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Perfect example is the simplex algorithm. We do have a polynomial algorithm for linear programming yet simplex (with exponential worst case performance) is our tool of choice.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Jet fuel, like diesel are not flammable, let alone explosive. They are combustible. Gasoline on the other hand …
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by whatever1 2mo ago
The key to your success are the connections of your dad.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
We have also achieved optimal teapot design for perfect flow thousands of years ago. We have some times very good intuition and ideas.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Each of the hyperscalers has put like 250B each in the last year for infra. That means that they need to be writing AI profits to the tune of 20B per year just to keep up with the cost of the cash they burned. We are not there. But they b
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Now with LLMs why a programming framework is a moat?
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Westworld
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Hahahahah thanks !
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by whatever1 2mo ago
I mean people beat diseases by encouragement and some sugar water (placebo)
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by whatever1 2mo ago
2 years ago I stated that we should stop worrying about software consuming a lot of ram. I had just built my pc with 128gb of ddr5 ram spending less than an average android phone (I think like $300). I would like to retract that statement.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Nobody named theirs Deuteron? (Sorry could not resist)
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by whatever1 2mo ago
For my home office I started experimenting with a 4k60” TV far away from my desk. For some reason I like it more than my 6k32”retina setup I have at my work.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
We have election in November, mobilize everyone you can and vote.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Apart from the specs of a cable is there a way to verify the signal quality of a cable? I have lost many days trying to debug random hardware issues and the final answer was to just replace a cable.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Realistically EA will never financially recover from this in its current form. Likely they will carve out 1-2 portions of it they can resell and the rest will die.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
No the taxpayer is. We paid the subprime mortgage bill. We will pay the private equity leverage bill too.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Fuck this corrupt system. You want to buy a company? Bring your own fucking money. Why do we have to pay for this shit?
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Regular people have less real disposable income than before, and risky financial products can only conceal the truth for a certain period. Eventually, the truth will emerge, possibly with the collapse of the auto subprime loans and the car
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by whatever1 2mo ago
In south Europe it has been the case for like 20 years. The answer is simple. Businesses don’t pay enough. People prefer cutting expenses and expectations (nobody in their 30-40s buys a house for example). Businesses cannot find labor or cu
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Yes it is a solvable problem that is priced so far at USD 0.6T just for the US and not accounting for future risks of accidental leaks (which are not rare and contained enough to dismiss them). There other energy technologies that do not ca
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Oh the problem that nuclear proponents insist that does not exist. When you point out it exists they tell you it’s minor (it all fits in baseball field is the used argument) When you point at the real scale and the costs of cleaning up they
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Exactly. We invented a pump. We can use it as vacuum to clean things up. The same pump can be used as a shit fire hose. The effort we need to clean things up is significantly higher than the effort needed to make a mess.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
0 friction, intuitive ux. Mouse, scroll wheel tabs all work out of the box. Still is an ugly tui, but orders of magnitude better than tmux. To even get started with tmux you need to invest days to learn the keyboard commands. And yes good l
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by whatever1 2mo ago
M5 networking stack is a mess. A lot of corporate deployments had to wait for Apple to patch up things
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by whatever1 2mo ago
So essentially 2 years worth of payments, with a reasonable monthly payment, will not be enough to buy an apple device.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
My problem is the opposite. When there are breaking news directly affecting me I have no way of getting them. In between a myriad of notifications, fake social media posts, total collapse of local radio and tv, I have no idea of how to stay
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Everyone should be lobbying. It is the golden era of lobbying with 100% success rates. Whether you are in AI or the lettuce industry.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
But this will not be a singular event. And like humans it does not mean that the smartest makes the best decisions.
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by whatever1 2mo ago
Where does this leave Fable? I am confused.

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