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YZF

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    Comment #49051226

    I've totally had latest models just say "here are minor nits but this is good to ship" when reviewing code. Claude is a bit more verbose usually but Codex by default is pretty ters…

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    Comment #49051196

    In my domain since circa Opus 4.5 LLMs write code as good as most engineers given well defined small enough chunk of work. They refactor. They write tests. These days LLM also debu…

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    Comment #49051105

    If the pie is valuable enough then competition can get money. We have competition in AI. You can't build big things without investment.

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    Comment #48959974

    Nobody knows. It's not a zero sum game. You can have AI "senior engineers" working under humans building bigger things than we've been able to. We also don't know where the capabil…

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    Comment #48951808

    As the proud owner of a ZX-81 I remember staring at the Z80 instruction reference at the end of the user's manual without the faintest clue of what any of that meant. It took me so…

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    Comment #48887618

    DigiKey used to be a good place to get. Also design for parts you can get... In the old days you could also get samples from chip companies if you asked nicely. No idea if anyone s…

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    Comment #48887601

    I used to do this at home. Either thermal transfer or also used a flat bed plotter with an adapter for a Staedler permanent market to draw directly on the PCB. Fun times. Ferric Ch…

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    Comment #48876900

    Right. There is no way a drone can dodge a stream of bullets. They essentially arrive instantaneously at the drone from its perspective. A bullet from these flies at 1km/s and ther…

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    Comment #48868914

    Python just interprets and blows up in production more like it ;) Also so slow. But bad Golang is full of `any` and turns into a Python in disguise.

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    Comment #48789518

    My intuition is that you don't want to touch your gains/tuning for external disturbance. The tuning should be the most aggressive that maintains stability margins. The external inp…

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    Comment #48682560

    Pushed me to buy a Macbook Air in Costco today. I was on the fence for replacing my really old MBP for a while.

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    Comment #48668883

    For me in large tech: - Humans still own the code - All code reviewed by humans - LLM adoption varies across the org. Some are heavy users and some less. Some suspicious some less.…

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    Comment #48623155

    I have no experience with VR boxing but I can tell you there's no comparison between e.g. a tournament Karate match and first person shooters. I never heard about this idea that st…

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    Comment #48622071

    Judo isn't that healthy either. Many Judo-ka have hurt their backs from the damage accumulated from falls and there are other ways to injure yourself in Judo. If you're looking for…

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    Comment #48550635

    I didn't pay any capital gains on stock I did not sell.

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    Comment #48550418

    The problem isn't that AI can't give good service. The problem is it's going to be intentionally limited in the service it gives and its ability to make decisions. Every automated …

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    Comment #48548937

    For what purpose exactly? So I am a rich AI owner and my goal is to get more land to build another AI data center? And my robots will combat the other AI owner's robot of that land…

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    Comment #48548886

    How about this trend? https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/world-population-in-extre... There is growth, it might not be where you are, or it might be superimposed with other effects…

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    Comment #48536654

    Why should someone richer pay more tax? We all get the same services from the state. So in practice he's probably paying x100 the median but you're saying he should pay x10,000,000…

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    Comment #48535788

    I am almost certain (not sure how we can check) that Elon is paying a lot more taxes than the average person. He doesn't get more services for that money. The top 1% income earners…

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    Comment #48535598

    There is no economy without customers/consumption. Elon Musk's SPCX are worth zero if nobody wants to send anything to space and nobody can send anything to space if nobody has any…

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    Comment #48535542

    Presumably Elon can borrow a lot of money against his paper money. That would be more typical than trying to liquidate. But yes, there is no way he can actually fully cash out on h…

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    Comment #48535506

    What matters isn't Elon Musk (or any other person's) net worth. What matters is how this money is being deployed. If Elon has $1T in his basement and he's not doing things with thi…

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    Comment #48535113

    Clearly my example didn't resonate but in my mind there is no difference between me using my capital in my business and me using my capital in other people's business. A passive in…

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    Comment #48534797

    So if I'm a brick layer and I decide to innovate and build a machine that can lay bricks faster and cheaper, and I hire people to help me do that, suddenly I've not actually earned…