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by wordpad25 2y ago
People in high risk categories are warranted to go further than that
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by wordpad25 2y ago
isn't that just inflation with extra steps?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
> Do you have a better hypothesis that would explain the extreme valuations of those stocks? This isn't crypto, these are real, well run companies with good fundamentals. The trade may be a bet that they are able to corner the marke
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Chess also has a huge search space and allows cycles, still, wouldn't a better approach be refining a scoring function and then doing a deep search and suggest an action and min maxes your odds of victory?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
your phone number is PII and everybody you ever called or texted is VERY VERY PII
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by wordpad25 2y ago
If you're CEO at a $100MM company, your peers ARE executives at FAANG
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by wordpad25 2y ago
They also probably worked many 100 hour weeks while they could've earned more and worked a lot less with less stress
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by wordpad25 2y ago
How does it work? Are hyperlinks generated as part of original prompt or you do post processing on a response with another LLM?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
you must be young, ever heard of a million dollar page?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
This is deceptive by using percentages... Top 1% of earners pay like 50% of all taxes Top 10% pay 80% of all taxes Bottom 50% pay 0% or negative amount of taxes after benefit transfers.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
countries with fewer barriers to immigrations have fewer reasons to immigrate in the first place
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by wordpad25 2y ago
As with any productivity boost - if you need 100x fewer IT jobs, it doesn't mean you will cut your IT by 100x, you will instead increase just grow your IT department 100x or however much until you hit a growth bottleneck on the busines
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Seeing how gpt is excellent at generating articles, you could probably easily do that by building a crawler which follows all hyperlinks to/from the page and update them accordingly. Then write you a summary of how the world was affect
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by wordpad25 2y ago
All of that money is working as part of the economy, paying salaries and such. It's not at all obvious that it's less efficient in an economic sense (although obvious not ideal from social sense)
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by wordpad25 2y ago
wages stagnated, not total compensation which continued to grow employee preferred form of compensation has just shifted towards other benefits
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Poor countries have with little physical or financial infrastructure have high unemployment. You'd think there would be more jobs because there is a lot more opportunity to grow, but no, it's the opposite, there few jobs and they
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by wordpad25 2y ago
I gotcha!
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by wordpad25 2y ago
That's an impossible scenario in a democracy which is ruled by majority. Wealthy class have hugely outsized influence, sure, but it's not limitless. Consider, for example, that every politician lives and dies by his constituents
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Ford was a ruthless capitalist and antisemite. He never cared for workers affording his cars, only that they bought them. His union busting gangs were some of the worst. Ford offering higher pay and better working hours were for employee re
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by wordpad25 3y ago
it's impressive that this was shot 10 years ago but now meta Raybands do that
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by wordpad25 3y ago
this is solving engagement problem, not readability try it with a mindlessly boring topic you can barely get through a paragraph of, not something you're actively trying to read
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Ughh, it's somewhat important to national security who's behind a multi-trillion dollar shadow market larger than most national economies
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Wanted to give it a try. I didn't even consider many of these and doubt I would've come up with such a good list even if I had a lot of time. Much less than 1 second it took to generate the response. In a world where magic exists,
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by wordpad25 3y ago
AI so much much more than retrieval since it knows how to correctly apply exist concepts to previously unexplored areas. You can ask ChatGPT how one might implement and enforce laws in a world where magic exists. Or time travel. Or whatever
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by wordpad25 3y ago
You could make the same argument about any law. Why don't we just make murder and rape also legal to better track it?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Except we can't get to edge of the galaxy quickly. I guess Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy building space highways destroying everything in the way could be more than a gag after all.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
How do you find clients? Rather, how did you find your first clients?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Same as finding a job, go through all your contacts - work colleagues, clients or friends
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Is compensation competitive compared to working for Intel or something? Do you make 150 hourly?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
This doesn't even work on mobile, so much for better UX

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