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by wordpad25 3y ago
It's so childish, it's like agreeing you lost an argument but then going "no you".
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by wordpad25 3y ago
news on Elon is toxic, but he's a runner up for richest man in the world and leads a couple most prominent companies in the world... there is a lot to take interest in
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by wordpad25 3y ago
> Those wars in Cambodia and Vietnam didn't further the interests of the US at all. It's easy to judge history in hindsight. USA bombed the crap out of Japan during WW2, and Japan had amazing recovery. Not to say that Cambodia
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by wordpad25 3y ago
If SEO was so easily gamed, GOOGLE competitors would’ve sidelined it by offering more relevant results. This is clearly not the case. Google heavily prioritizes users actually finding what they are looking for.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
>People keep speculating Your take isn't uncommon, only are missing the main point of your interpretation - that the board is fully incompetent if it was truly that petty of a reason to ruin the company. It's not even that it&#
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by wordpad25 3y ago
That's kind of a softball, can easily be counted with "part costs vary a lot based on the market" or something like, regardless of cost we guarantee you this price point No business wants to share it's internal costs, it
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Well if for nothing else they are their biggest partner and investor
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Poker is a great analogy for the market. You don't make money by having amazing unique insight, you make money by finding soft players and milking them for money. All the retail investors and day traders are the amateur players thinkin
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Sanctions alter free markets and are generally ineffective and only distort the markets as an efficient market hypothesis states the market will work around the sanctions. Russia has rerouted it's exports and replaced it's imports
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Lex Friedman seems like the opposite of Joe Rogan. Lex worked on an actual PHD and has a healthy respect for sciences. Lex also has an unhealthy skepticism about everything else, entertaining any absurd tales or conspiracies his guests spin
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Yeah in hindsight it's easy to act superior as if it was never going to work, but at least they tried something new, that's how all innovation happens
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Social media is for socializing... If you don't enjoy socializing (stalking, drama everything), if you have no interest in those, of course you wouldnt join Stats show people are inherently resistant to join any social media, until all
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Yeah lol Research shows 100% of bullying is caused by humans and eliminating all human contact reduces bullying by 100% Amazing!
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Cultural stigma against mental health issues is extremely ubiquitous outside the US This causes mental health issues to go unaddressed, but, ironically, it also helps in a way, because peer pressure certainly helps reinforce individual disc
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by wordpad25 3y ago
It has I remember it being a big deal But because they have so many more people average standard of life is still much lower
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by wordpad25 3y ago
ChatGPT, Claude and prepexity are each $20/mo Chatgpt4 seems most powerful but Claude offers unlimited context which can be used to summarize entire books Prepexity can browse and summarize web Which one should I subscribe to?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
That's kind of interesting. Did you get any sponsors?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
That's pretty cool. What LLMs do you currently support?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Maybe, scale the size of the code based on how long it takes to execute that section. Would make it a cool way to find underperforming code.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Need some at a glance way to read the posts. Manually clicking every flower to see what it says is a nightmare when on a typically social network it takes scrolling dozens of posts before finding something interesting you would read or enga
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by wordpad25 3y ago
The coop thing is that because it's a simulation of what LLM thinks OS would behave like and not real OS, within it, if you were convincing enough and find just the right tricks, you could break laws of physics or logic, just like Neo
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Hotels always offer worse rates offline than online
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by wordpad25 3y ago
One could easily argue derived work is sufficiently different from the original to avoid a violation. ChatGPT doesn't just steal and slightly modify the original. It fully copies the style and feel, which aren't copyright protect
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by wordpad25 3y ago
It's like asking why wasn't X invented earlier. Google and everyone else had no idea how successful LLMs could be until OpenAI did it.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
You min/max for engagement, but get a local max with negativity, so you increase your variability to find another peak
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Can you share the source code? What did you do to improve the latency?
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Wasn't Equifax Chief of Security a Music major? That was hilarious to read about...
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by wordpad25 3y ago
psycohistory!
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by wordpad25 3y ago
It's a common misconception about hedge funds that objective is to outperform market. The objective is to maximize profit per unit of risk taken. If hedge fund made 20% less than market but took 50% less risk, that's a MASSIVE va
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by wordpad25 3y ago
What structured data support are you referring to? I'm out of the loop, did they add something new in the API?

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