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xiphias2
3y ago
It would be fun to see a microbird competition
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3y ago
My comment was about if it's starting to exist, EU regulatation won't stop its power and influence. If everyone uses ChatSkyNet for programming (or even ChatGPT-4), but EU is not allowed, EU will simply lose its competitiveness in
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xiphias2
3y ago
As an EU citizen I think it's about joining SkyNet or falling behind in productivity. I prefer joining SkyNet.
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xiphias2
3y ago
BTC/USDT is easy to use but too easy to follow unless the person is going to extreme lengths to protect their anonimity (which generally drug dealers don't do, as it takes a huge amount of discipline). A graph analysis can show th
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xiphias2
3y ago
The question makes sense: intelligence is getting commoditized faster than real human flesh. I was doing online dating for a long time, as I'm a shy guy, but I realized that it became so different from real life (and connections that I
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xiphias2
3y ago
Beating by generating longer answer is not a win for me. Maybe raters prefer long answers, but in reality long answers are only good if they provide extra important information. They should try to compare answers with similar length.
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xiphias2
3y ago
I believe the naming is perfect: the word attention clearly maches the intention of the model structure. It’s still clearly missing more efficiency, but we had to have ChatGPT / ChatGPT4 working and used to make the further research di
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xiphias2
3y ago
,, Mojave fringe-toed lizards and bighorn sheep have also been afflicted’’ I never understood this complaint: if these projects are not done, orders of magintudes more of animal species disappear.
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xiphias2
3y ago
Somebody has to do the basic filtering and basic pattern matching and legal structure so that people don't just disappear and run away with the money. Even without any gambling I have a quite back track record of getting back the money
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xiphias2
3y ago
That's actually true for offices as well. That's also why highly paied people are running away from offices.
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xiphias2
3y ago
The strange thing in this is that I was always in the back seat of Ubers to be safer. Now it looks like I should pick front seat when airbags are available.
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xiphias2
3y ago
I just went to check how fast is airbnb: the base site loads fast, then they are showing popups of their ,,new features’’ and cookie popups. They should get rid of the popups before starting other optimizations.
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xiphias2
3y ago
Exterminate. But only after AGI is ready.
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xiphias2
3y ago
I bet OpenAI is using MS connections and money for lobbying, so it's basically MS again.
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xiphias2
3y ago
You don’t need to use a bloated JS framework. I think TypeScript is important because of how bad JS operators are defined (operator matrix is just plain stupid, throwing error would be a better option), but everything else is optional. Othe
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xiphias2
3y ago
Case-by-case (what Google / OpenAI does) where top talent is identified and allowed WFH may outcompete both full-remote and both no-wfh companies (no-wfh is over at this point). It's a nice dream to have everyone wfh, but most peo
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xiphias2
3y ago
If you look at a financial point of view lot of companies need to show that offices are still critical for working, because office valuations (that the company may own or long term lease) are plummeting.
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xiphias2
3y ago
Platforms ban content depending on their sensitivity instead of the quality of discussion. It makes it hard to have high quality discussions about sensitive / contoversial topics (which may not be important / hard to target for a
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xiphias2
3y ago
You need to realize that those new frameworks and APIs are not really new, they are just a different view on the same constraints that we all have when programming. It's 90% marketing: a new tool promises to be 10x faster than the othe
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3y ago
For me there was always problem with pnpm cache working together with vite when doing pnpm link, and yarn link works perfectly, so even though pnpm is much faster, I went back to yarn.
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For me it's quite the opposite. It was the best way to build applications in the past when client side js was hard to use. Many startups took advantage in creating apps fast with RoR. Now that (especially with TypeScript) JS is good en
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3y ago
Maybe it's time to stop thinking that some countries are better then others and just treat them as different. Your sense of privilege with ,,lol'' means that you consider people in Norway more important than in other countrie
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3y ago
Definately. The optimal body fat percantage is at about 12% for men and 15% for women, but I can't find a study that really tries to find that optimum. There have been already studies showing that body fat percentage is a better predic
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You're half right, they are only resetting epigenetics (for example DNA methylation that is important in cell specialization), not DNA. Altos Labs being funded is both a blessing and a curse, because it funded the best researchers in t
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xiphias2
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By far the most important thing in anti aging that checks all boxes is excercise and getting nutrition right (no excess fat). Most of the interesting stuff happens when you focus on just A part: Yamanaka factors are both super powerful, est
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Probably because the research code is not as nice as one rewritten from scratch anyways, and it's using internal data sets / APIs. They just want to get onto the next research instead of taking time to publish a clean open-source
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3y ago
Actually Google was amazing in those times and didn't fire anybody in the 2008 recession that I lived through. Eric Schmidt was focusing on a vision where we can do great things, 20% project was real (I had one), which of course just m
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Many people (including me) left their home country, family and lot of times their possible dating life with a person who speaks their own language to be able to work at Google. For me it wasn't just about salary, but I really believed
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It's sad that when I'm trying to search interviews with Tim Cook I can't find these interesting things that he has done. He knows so much about supply chain management and all he is asked about is privacy.
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,,Dependency injection (the pattern, not the kind of framework) Encapsulation Polymorphism'' These were just thrown in, but they both make the code less readable and less performant if they are not really needed. In my experience
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