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Using LLM embedding cosine similarity to classify products into larger categories (bricks) wasn’t something I would’ve thought of. Last I heard of word vectors was back when word2v…

Sparse Post-Quantum Ratchet, or SPQR. Someone at Signal is a Roman history enjoyer.

I believe it does unless you're another tech giant with billions of users / revenue.

I couldn't tell -- does this editor work with Remote ssh?

How much AAPL do you own?

Direct link to the article: https://web.archive.org/web/20240301170542/https://www.roada...

I somehow doubt they're going to destroy Amazon anytime soon. The market they're in reminds me more of Blue Apron/Hellofresh than Uber/Lyft. May as well take advantage their funder…

Have you looked up small, light items on Amazon and seen that they pack them up packs of large N? They do that to hide the fact that delivery is actually a very large fraction of c…

I wonder whether they've considered the possibility of open-sourcing their apps and backend. Perhaps this is just Pollyannaism, but I tend to believe that workers' rights and open-…

> That means this thing won't be going to Hawaii any time soon. They claim Mokulele as one of their customers so presumably they can travel between some of the islands.

Is that a reasonable assumption to make? I don't think we have any evidence of other places we look being "largely the same" with respect to life conduciveness. It took billions of…

The first link in the article [1], to a blogpost about the etymology of the definition of "shard" that we now think of as the primary meaning of the word, is super interesting. The…

When I think of an investor, I think of someone who picks and choses specific companies or sectors of the market to invest in. I'm curious what the Fed's tools allow it to invest i…

this took two prompts:

https://labs.openai.com/e/xsEDWhMgal51T9cpiEHdx08Y

https://labs.openai.com/e/xsEDWhMgal51T9cpiEHdx08Y

Is it too much to hope the addition of this Reddit feature can help the Google algorithm improve?

That's really interesting. If they had waited for the value of the investment to plummet, would they get less of a write-off on their accounting?