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lz400

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    Comment #49240904

    Agreed, it's that the free market _allows_ you to do. What's concerning is that we're used to the "semi-benevolent" image of the free market where a company succeeds and then retur…

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    Comment #49238641

    re: the crisis of the Mittelstand in competing VS China, I'm reminded of this tweet. It's a fictitious illustrative case not a serious study but I think it describes some of the ro…

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    Comment #49178777

    Basically yes, there will be more coding in that phase, more prototyping, the PRD phases will be shorter too, there will be more pressure to deliver quickly and the PRDs will be un…

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    Comment #49178684

    Coding was expensive in the sense that once you decided what to do, it took a few engineers months / years to do moderately complex projects. That's not true anymore. Therefore the…

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    Comment #49177947

    Like many others in the comments, I feel there are a lot of assumptions in this piece. Before, coding is only 14% therefore, small slice. I think that's a very superficial assumpti…

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    Comment #49154258

    I mean, so many people also went in on the boom, that's why it's a boom. Leopold somehow got it 100% right and _still_ managed to go bust

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    Comment #49153651

    I think the collapse of SA is very simple (as long as I'm not wrong about it of course hehe). SA weren't geniuses, they weren't sophisticated. They just did the same thing everyone…

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    Comment #49029859

    Thanks, that's insightful. I haven't thought about it that way but in retrospect it's clear. In practice I think we've all seen that the numpy style construction is quick to write …

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    Comment #49016851

    Sure, but we're not talking about most code, we're talking about "code that would benefit from SIMD"

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    Comment #49016445

    Isn't the better abstraction here to use a higher level library in the style of pandas/polars that will operate as vectors, compose and feel readable and inuitive, while (almost?) …

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    Comment #49016010

    When my daughter was 7yo and she talked to chatgpt, she repeatedly asked, what's your name? are you a boy or a girl? eventually she lost interest at the evasiveness of the answers,…

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    Comment #48838402

    I have this tshirt. I'm relieved it's not a cognitohazard, virus or something, thanks!

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    Comment #48838369

    I used to play EVE on and off for years (decades?) and as many people here I loved more the idea of the game than the reality of it so I couldn't handle it for long periods. I woul…

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    Comment #48515556

    I don’t want to be a conspiracy theorist but how much do we think this responds to the Trump admin having documented financial ties to openAI? Trump has proven to me very transacti…

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    Comment #48455100

    FWIW I agree the financials are a bit crazy and OpenAI went a bit nuts with the circular deals. That said, honestly, I don't think it's the end of the world. I think there will pro…

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    Comment #48455068

    There's no shortage of sources of information. I'll exercise "critical reading" with sources I consider trustworthy to begin with. I've no time to engage with difficult analysis fr…

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    Comment #48454772

    I guess what I'm saying is that I won't look at his numbers since he's an unreliable source from my point of view and there's a chance that he's going to try to deceive me and it's…

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    Comment #48454418

    Already many comments saying this but Ed Zitron is not a person I trust. He's been so biased and wrong on stuff that I consider very obvious and trivial that his complicated analys…

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    Comment #48335293

    I don't think this works, and other comments have also pointed out the same. You open a position, you receive 200 CVs. Ok, then what, get them all to come in for a couple days work…

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    Comment #48287529

    Truth is, most people who interview people have no idea how to do it. I know because I've done hundreds and nobody ever trained me or explained to me how to do it properly. Over th…

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    Comment #48217925

    Even if we consider what they pay for colossus high (I've no idea, I haven't looked at the numbers), wouldn't this a bit be different from "investing in infrastructure"? They're no…

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    Comment #48214477

    Reminds me of the Ishkur's guide to electronic music https://music.ishkur.com/ Both these maps of styles have most of their richness in the past. Modern era is mostly stagnation. I…

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    Comment #48187375

    I feel there are like 50 load bearing assumptions in this piece of fiction that are dubious at best, definitely speculation. When you put all of them together and chain them in a p…

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    Comment #48158879

    It could be the painting is real and those comments were written by AI

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    Comment #47970397

    About time, this was crazy and should result in some action against cloudflare for allowing it