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Comment #47633756
Thats not how it works. LLMs get you to average. LLMs are not good at decision making under uncertainty.
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Comment #47633600
Everything old is new again. These new AI “funds” remind me the applied research that was done in the 2000s with strategy search through genetic programming, startups like Logical …
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Comment #46799761
Failed to grasp what collapse data this article applies to. There is for sure a certain amount on individuals that will be able to sense structural changes if they happen to be in …
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Comment #46544631
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Comment #46004219
LLMs are awesome bullshit generators. Cant see why some CEOs would not be impressed by them.
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Comment #45595990
We had vibe coding. Now we have vibe engineering. Next stop, vibe faking.
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Comment #45352624
No need for evidence of net benefits to get mass adoption. We have mass adoption of digital touchpads in cars despite evidence they are not safe. We have widespread adoption of ope…
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Comment #44681055
This is very very similar to my recent personal experience with a XC60. Everyday there was something that was not working. Unpredictable, unreliable and especially unsafe (built li…
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Comment #44609768
You must be 18 in the UK for getting a tattoo, buying alcohol, watching porn, purchasing cigarettes, using a sunbed or being tried as an adult. Why would they lower the voting age …
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Comment #43649849
Hal 9000 mimicry
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Comment #43260983
This makes for an alternative take - in Portuguese https://sicnoticias.pt/pais/2023-07-29-A-explicacao-completa...
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Comment #42419098
What a tragedy. Another expat living in Portugal while complaining all the time how much better things are in his/her own country.
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Comment #42069714
Investing niches. I worked many years as a quant. Strategies based in unpublished findings tend to be very profitable. But once that info becomes widely available it is just a matt…
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Comment #42069418
Moats per se are not useful. The direction is - are they strengthening or fading. Also moats should be seen as a consequence of multiple dynamics - industry, management, etc - not …
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Comment #41591855
We went from CLIs to GUIs to touchscreens and we will see more and more of MCBs, multimodal chatbot, where the interaction is done by text, voice, maybe even other on the future. A…
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Comment #41392542
Neat. Can you add a filter for international buyers? Non-us
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Comment #41056276
What does McKinsey has to do with it?
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Comment #40904300
In what extent you see the output being incredible? At appearance the output _seems_ incredible but once one starts pushing for more or requiring consistency for production, it req…
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Comment #40710304
No matter how you minimize drawdown from a backward perspective, there is a reasonable chance there will be an event in the future where you will have a 50pct drawdown. Many of the…
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Comment #40688798
How certain can we be that these rankings reflect an accurate picture? Rankers seem to be paid customers of Startup Genome, the organization that is providing the rankings.
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Comment #40597951
* GOOG might have search compromised by AI, so they need to invest. * Both MSFT and GOOG see AI as a way of growing cloud and building stickiness * MSFT is investing on AI on Windo…
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Comment #40549233
Show me the use cases you have supported in production. Then I might read all the 30 pages praising the dozens (soon to be hundreds?) of “best practices” to build LLMs.
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Comment #36918231
It’s largely the metals and chemicals that get into contact with our food. But what do I know.
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Comment #36873781
Interesting how an entire discussion can be hostage of an association to a single analogy. Instead of astrology, alchemy is a better analogy for what is commonly called technical a…
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Comment #36824093
Source?