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bpodgursky
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About bpodgursky
bpodgursky@gmail.com
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Just curious!
Recent public activity
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Comment #49214348
you should do standup
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Comment #49214051
No I'm sure they are just paranoid about license rights.
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Comment #49210959
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Comment #49201135
Technologists would be thrilled to build them in California? This is such a weird and fake criticism, California has driven manufacturing and industry out of the state, SF tech com…
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Comment #49198950
The point of industrial capacity is a positive externality for the country not that it makes someone's backyard prettier.
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Comment #49198182
It's simple if your city is full of Japanese people.
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Comment #49197938
Why would physicists have anything useful to say about this theory?
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Comment #49192508
It's not a bet. The counterfactual was never "cutting pensions and medicare". That wasn't on the table and no government would ever commit suicide and pass it. It was either, spend…
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Comment #49191997
This is an incredible amount of hysteria over a tiny data center. Genuine pizzagate levels of epistemics here.
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Comment #49186781
> You can always brute-force your way in This is such unbelievable revisionism! Can you imagine in 2022 saying "Oh of course you can brute force your way to AGI if you spend enough…
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Comment #49183513
Bait
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Comment #49173545
1. It's not the reason for any of those things 2. Running out of munitions is bad but it's the least bad possible problem. We know how to solve it, just pay for higher volume munit…
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Comment #49171401
Tech company drama is followed by .1% of the population. The jury pool is not going to be tainted. This has no impact on the public and nobody expects it to.
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Comment #49141542
There is, of course, a literal answer that few Canadians consider worth the price — yes, throw in the towel on sovereignty and join the US, so employers have access to a 10x larger…
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Comment #49130627
This is not how thinking works. Claude uses tens of thousands of thinking tokens to get to 100 words. Kimi is no different.
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Comment #49128627
Not true, a 16oz monster has 140mg caffeine, a 12 oz starbucks has 235-270mg.
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Comment #49123508
It's hopeless, people see what they want to see.
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Comment #49115767
The real system prompt is way, way, way longer than this.
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Comment #49115122
Humans care about reputation and legal repercussions from fraud, that persist after business failure. This prompt is effectively telling the LLM to explicitly not factor in such th…
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Comment #49099462
There's sort of no winning here! AI unemploys middle-class workers: AI is stealing jobs from the middle class! AI employs unionized middle-class workers: AI is stealing cheap labor…
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Comment #49099411
North Dakota's unemployment rate is 2.3%
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Comment #49060600
Yes I'm sure they are just desperate to get out of their 100x investment. A huge mistake, I'm sure the relevant parties have been punished appropriately.
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Comment #49036157
This attitude is why US engineers are 3x more than your European ones. It doesn't take 4 months to find a job. Life goes on.
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Comment #49001197
You can't simultaneously believe China is only ~6 months behind (true), and that US buildouts are vastly accelerating AI. If China is only a little bit behind, US labs halting chan…
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Comment #48980686
What are you on about? Literally drive north a bit towards Whistler, you can get out of the light pollution in an hour or two lightpollutionmap.info/#zoom=8.01&lat=49.6027&lon=-122…