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codethatwerks
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Comment #39774041
Given you are happy to work say 60 hours a week, what is the optimal use of the extra 20. For some it might be free work for their employer in return for something. Example might b…
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Comment #39774017
Not sure. Read the recent PG essay. But I reckon you are going to be writing the procurement app for a midsized building firm, or a ERP for a road haulage firm, or a shift manageme…
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Comment #39773989
I disagree with #1. Not entirely but it is about perception. Working an extra 10-20 hrs a week for free in return for a chance but no guarantee of a vouch is in itself a bad deal. …
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Comment #39773029
The problem with using an eggplant to denote end of string is backwards compatibility.
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Comment #39772200
Shareholder value is fine. Share seller value is what is targeted.
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Comment #39772182
Google is big enough to avoid innovators dilemma. You just create a new company and leave it alone. I reckon it is more that you needed special circumstances and series of events t…
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Comment #39772138
1% of 10T is 100B 0.1% of 10T is 10B
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Comment #39772064
> Seems Predictable Nice pun
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Comment #39772031
Is there a name for this rugpull that is a recurring theme in tech, when you rely solely on another service bringing attention to your service. E.g. when youtube cancels you or you…
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Comment #39771901
About 0.085% of AUM Maybe a single rep cares? But not the whole company.
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Comment #39764188
Wordpress (or whatever) The make sure internet archive archives you! Honestly it has been a godsend for repairing broken Stackoverflow links! Now I reread about state actors… I am …
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Comment #39764143
Coffee shop? Customers fine, but health inspectors and rent increases are your antihero. As well as too much competition.
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Comment #39764125
Possible but maybe 2060-2100. The big rub with LLMs is training time and methodology. RAG exists because despite the name, these AI systems cannot really learn, at least human leve…
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Comment #39764100
I believe it is probably possible due to the very very mathematical nature of the universe and it’s reliable calculability. The only difference might be semiconductors might therma…
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Comment #39764081
I don’t think you need a strict superset of human talents to be an AGI. Certainly whistling tunes is not required.
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Comment #39764065
It is hard to make a slow one. Even shared hosting wordpress with the cache turned on is fast.
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Comment #39762056
You can fool yourself with money too. Often it is more profitable to do the unethical thing.
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Comment #39761133
Yes he tells you how to increase your odds in the lottery from 1E-11 to 1E-6 perhaps. His advice assumes you won the birth lottery already. Really you can’t be motivated by being t…
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Comment #39761108
What is the parallel advice for a 40 year old? I guess the programming and tinkering stuff still applies. But university cannot be redone. Sure I can study but I wont have any conn…
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Comment #39760959
What about a single API for builds, implemented in multiple general purpose languages. End users get to pick a familiar language to them. Similar to how Pulumi is available in mult…
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Comment #39760453
Causation is just correlation, and a good story. :-)
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Comment #39751677
450lbs but because it is not straight up but up and back that probably gives a 2-1 leverage so 225lb or 100kg. using your legs to lift it would be in the realm of a regular male we…
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Comment #39751654
Could it be made of lighter material. Ironic how the garage door is perhaps the most armoured part of a house
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Comment #39751641
What about a counterweight or a piston instead (pistons are used in pull down beds which might be a similar load)
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Comment #39750915
Gmail 2004. I wish I kept my 1998 hotmail then that would be the oldest!