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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
If OpenAI is dead, which startups do you consider alive?
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Use tailwind.css, it's the best way. Then do breakpoints such as md: and lg: in the class names. And lots of flex box.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
The landing page doesn’t work well on mobile.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
GPT 3.5 and GPT 4 have benefited quite a lot of software engineers at a minimum. I don't see why GPT 5 would be any different.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Approximately 8 billion people have accomplished less in their lives than Sam Altman... maybe criticize them instead? And so what if he's selling a vision of the future? That's a large part of entrepreneurship.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Nobody has to go on Facebook
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
This may be controversial to some people here, but Israelis have high IQs genetically and from good parenting. When you put a bunch of determined high IQ people together they're going to outperform.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
> I don't really see myself having a family. What do you think is the purpose of a biological animal? Anyways, you'd be missing out. Kids are a ton of fun.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
We also have the CIA and NSA
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
The FBI is too big... hopefully this will be a disincentive to not look for jobs there. Every state already has its own police force. There's no need for a massive federal agency to do the same type of stuff.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
The people in government aren't incentivized to be effective largely because they have no personal financial reason to be. There's no stock options or things like that, no good bonus programs, etc.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
I disagree. You don't want the government to own things because they would be slow and ineffective at corporate governance. It's better to simply subsidize and let the business owners make the important decisions.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Have you ever played an economics game such as Victoria 3? IMO the government should do a lot more subsidizing of important businesses. It would grow the economy faster in useful ways.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Just think about how to get rich and do things that lead to that
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Just learn next.js and use it for simple sites and complicated ones. It hosts on a CDN for free and it's great.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Sleepwalking is a condescending term, like the author knows better than them. You know what else is stupid? Excessive over-regulation and the stagnation of Europe's economy, which aligns with the author's politics. >Year-on-yea
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
The writing was on the wall for Stability AI after they went on the massive anti-adult content tirade for their newer models.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
They have driving data from all around the country which is collected from anyone driving a Tesla. Waymo is much more limited to specific cities.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
They recently switched it to a neural net model instead of the old approach that had a ton of hard-coded C++ logic. I agree it's hard to time when it's good enough for robotaxis and such, but good progress is being made.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
>There’s even a solid case to be made that completely autonomous vehicles (AVs) will never take over everyday travel. Have these researchers seen Tesla's latest FSD version 12.3, which uses neural nets instead of hard-coded instruct
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
So the solution is to create even a bigger monopoly?
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
As a human, I have a human-centric mindset. I don’t want to live in the forest with rain filling up my mud floor. I like nice things.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Well it also paid dividends the entire time too which doesn’t get factored into the price. So maybe it matched up with inflation. I don’t know either way. You’d have to compare the total return with the total inflation.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
In my experience the best way to solve procrastination, provided you have a tangible goal, is to do at least one small thing towards it per day. This will often (but not necessarily) put you in the mindset to do more things.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
AI is also the first computer technology that might end up competing with you instead of empowering you.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
The interest payments go into the pockets of entities or people who then use it to spend in the global economy. So the interest alone isn’t an issue from a macro economic perspective.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
But if let's say the shares are valued very highly, it's a good opportunity to buy businesses that are priced much lower without much dilution.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
I wonder why they don't sell more stock in a public offering at these prices, then use the cash along with shares to acquire a bunch of stuff.
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Personally I find a deep satisfaction that my marriage produced a child so far. It gives it a lot of meaning. If I was in a relationship that wasn't headed anywhere except our demise it would eventually feel pointless to me, like a lo
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by xyzzy4747 3y ago
Perhaps but even then they’re not exactly being role models or exemplary people.

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