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_superposition_
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Comment #49255692
How is this even a product? Call me cynical and maybe slightly jealous but I increasingly believe the difference between successful and unsuccessful startup businesses is suckering…
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Comment #49255155
This is just common sense and being honest about natural biases.
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Comment #49197095
Lol skill issue... Right! But that's how you choose your weights. If you're not a great driver you need to give more consideration to acceleration.
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Comment #49187891
Probably a similar ratio!
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Comment #49183450
What I find absolutely fascinating about this paper is that recently I made the leap that physical representation was a necessary ingredient for invention based on my own experienc…
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Comment #49157415
What if communism/socialism works with the assistance of technology?
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Comment #49157361
Taking security theatre to a whole new level.
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Comment #49121712
Among countless other experienced engineers... The cognitive dissonance here is frightening.
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Comment #49121657
Thank you!
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Comment #49121651
This is not going to end well.
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Comment #49114334
Seems everybody is building routers. The data captured is the valuable part but it's a chicken and egg problem. I don't see a outsider succeeding here without critical user mass.
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Comment #49114305
Crowded field, tough to build a moat without user data imo but that data is valuable. Good luck.
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Comment #49102779
Right. Dude even included the prompt. Exemplary for this community I would hope.
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Comment #49101640
I disagree. I thought of it as a noble public service. But as with everything else on the internet buyer beware.
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Comment #49099052
Thank you!
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Comment #49096497
Ha! I won't let an agent implement anything with a context over 10%
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Comment #49096364
Similar. Lately I'm finding all the rote writing tasks I've outsourced to automation are becoming insufferable to read. Over confident prodigy is pretty apt.
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Comment #49092523
This. Being too specific on the stack requirements is a red flag imo.
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Comment #49038113
Melancholy ellipsis...
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Comment #49030224
Geocities is broken otherwise thanks!
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Comment #49013264
This. People forget most food we eat is at least 50% water.