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andrewparker
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About andrewparker
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Comment #48514139
OP point out that OpenAI used the "too dangerous to release" marketing ploy with GPT-2... Positioning this as "both sides" have played this card. But at this time Dario was at Open…
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Comment #44858327
If this is your cup of tea, it's worth reading about the Astor Place riots over Shakespeare performances in NYC
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Comment #44408775
You are literally correct, but not engaging in the point. Meta shares in Scale are explicitly non-voting shares. Influence/control post minority investment matters as to whether th…
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Comment #44407855
This post doesn't quite comprehend why Meta made a 49% investment instead of an acquisition. The path Meta chose avoided global regulatory review. FTC, DOJ, etc and their internati…
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Comment #39197968
iPhone 1 launched without cut/copy/paste
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Comment #38210492
Socratic by Google still exists today and is a widely beloved app based on reviews. They had to rewrite the code and infrastructure, but "killing off the app" implies that they jus…
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Comment #34029463
The deck plus the OEM dock with mouse, keyboard and monitor makes for a nice, cheap Linux desktop that you can grab-and-go to play games. The dock is really seamless, always works …
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Comment #32986390
echoes of United States v. Microsoft: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor... . would be ironic if Mozilla played the next Netscape
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Comment #29982071
Creation layer of the stack: Unity or Unreal.
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Comment #23128015
This is a clever twist on unbundling. Well done. Craigslist is misspelled (there is an "s" in it). Giving me a photo credit would be courteous as the author of that image. https://…
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Comment #9620569
You're talking about Presense, which is the point at which your brain flips and is convinced what its seeing is real. Michael Abrash has a wonderful deck he wrote while at Valve ab…
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Comment #9178090
Stephenson considers much of his position in "In The Beginning..." to be out of date at this point: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Beginning..._Was_the_Com...
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Comment #9032939
CSS (like all written works) is copyrightable, so if there is clear evidence that the CSS was copy/pasted, CB Insights would have a case on that basis. Damages would be negligible,…
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Comment #8686791
Does this BS marketing PR stunt qualify Nature-published research papers for Gates Foundation-backed research now? Meaning: does this announcement qualify Nature as "open" enough f…
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Comment #8182455
Neal Stephenson identified this same issue, and created Project Hieroglyph as his solution. They're about to release their first anthology of optimistic, progressive sci-fi short s…
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Comment #8169072
A good complement to this set of challenges is Dan Boneh's Crypto class on Coursera. The coursera class is more theory-driven, whereas these challenges are more practical... they m…
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Comment #7634211
I don't think the author jumps to conclusion prematurely. He hates all this factory, provider, blah, blah nonsense, and I can identify with the feeling. He is however guilty of lac…
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Comment #7504576
I received a phishing email from the author. I guess he must have scraped my email address from a blog post I wrote about bitcoin and coinbase. While I am glad he has made attempts…
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Comment #7460370
You need to read to the end of the post to understand PG's analogy. There is software that controls the charging rate of the battery that (if the claims are correct) could be funda…
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Comment #6601223
Good summary of human being's advantage in the war. But don't forget bacteria's key advantage: iteration speed. Bacteria may be blind and and random in their micro-level behavior. …
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Comment #6380960
Implementing the Trie (on paper, in C) was about 50% of my final exam on my intro to CS undergrad class at Stanford. We had never seen Tries befor that point, but we had done a var…