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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
Like I wrote, separate the message from the messenger otherwise you would have no idea that Canada is railroading people because you’re waiting for the infallible messenger
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
It was their turn on the UN seat and they were correct Was it an incorrect message if a different country’s delegate said it?
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
Remember when Saudi Arabia indicted Canada on its human rights and everyone laughed? Got to separate the message from the messenger
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
Those are doctors fooker! but yes misplaced e
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
It’s not just about small models, that’s only one part of evolution Some groups are baking models into silicone, Deepmind has an example, it gets 18,000 tokens/sec on Llama 3.1, not sure about parameter size
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
that would be perfect timing Hyperscalers are screwed, data center mania couldn’t even be completed during this massive spending spree, all while the people seemingly sitting on the sidelines are working on getting these things baked into t
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
single prompt Claude Design before putting it in Claude Code
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
because his involvement with the current administration after spending $300 million to begin with, and the subsequent appointments to the FCC that were being leveraged to begin bully other companies out of existence? it just happened to be
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
> When did the word “compromise” become vilified? > Compromise is neither good nor bad, it’s something we do every day. because compromise usually means "the wrong answer because an imbecile is necessary for consensus" A ben
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
the order of operations matters here. they tried to limit the ability of direct to device competitors to function, as the current starlink fleet is practically useless for direct to device. they got their regulatory change, and it didn&#x27
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
fortunately the passive investor bagholding didn’t work, the price sliced straight through their forced buying pressure and only created more shortable shares, as people without share lending sold to passive funds that do Corruption that st
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
$500bn marketcap is still valuable Its how it declines to that point at another 70% loss from $1.5 trillion that people are worried about
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
right. instead of having an enterprise AI strategy, they've become a landlord, renting capacity directly to competitors on a month to month basis, competitors who are building their own compute and can cancel this rental contract at an
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
Even at $38/share it will still be number 20 on the fortune 500 by marketcap Too bad for Elon gullibles its at $113/share but its a great company at $38
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
> “We even did a sensitivity study to see if the range is reduced in very cold climates, and we found that, even in the most unfavorable conditions, EVs still reduce emissions by a substantial amount,” Miotti says. the range is so bad th
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
there are so many branches of evolution here, I also see them converging to a "best model becomes a niche concept" too the supercycle is on device models, and one of those evolutions is models baked into chip die, and you just upg
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I don’t really appreciate the sarcasm because I asked for an ELI5 not a “in favor of something profitable” There could be a consequential angle I’m not aware of
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I see, and thats not my point proving the strains of malaria was interesting proving whether they died from arsenic or malaria isn’t, unless its of consequence half a millenia later
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
in principle that makes sense but there is no vector of reaching anyone actual first party recruiter’s linkedin inbox is unusable full of candidates trying to take initiative, and there is no way to reach anyone from the company from the ou
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
Who? > “ Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led effort that provides Git hosting and other services for free and open source projects.” Github still works, and the crypto ecosystem also has arweave and many others for static assets
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
what a mess, what is the significance of resolving this? land claims? title? access to frozen assets? recarving borders? treaties?
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
it was in this moment, that gtowey’s outdated job solutions transitioned them from unc to boomer
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I like these tests In 6 months an LLM will get it to 80% people will exclaim negatively “it was trained on the eval [to do this incredibly useful thing]” meanwhile a problem is solved
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
They should pass the pages through Gemini for classification first
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I don't think they are weighing things that way anymore, so much leadership has departed
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
every country in this war has media blackouts, and the US is choosing not to report on its military base casualties more than a little annoying
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
reading all those easily solved frictions they encountered was sad
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
lol the assumptions remind me of the late 90s and early 2000s where routine benign things such as playing an offline game with a character that didn’t look like you and a different gender was considered to mean something it didn’t, outside
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I find it more similar to LLM use and prompting style, I’ve taken many teams that Product Managers and non technical founders considered to be bad, and spoke a more universal programming and system architecture language with clearer scope a
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by yieldcrv 3mo ago
I read a disillusioning statistic that showed that places known for bribery indictments are just places where the system is working Saying that an unquantifiable amount of bribery is happening everywhere else, and should assumed to be so

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