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melenaboija
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Comment #49264549
This is basically a thesis supported by Shannon’s information theory. Any rigorous CS program should cover this in depth.
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Comment #49235522
An opensource derivatives pricing engine, distributed and built on QuantLib and gRPC + FlatBuffers. https://github.com/joseprupi/quantraserver https://quantra.io/
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Comment #49059312
Similar of SpaceX and Twitter I guess
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Comment #49005807
The post is a satire and when writing this I see it at #1 of the front page and the comment is #1 too. So I guess you are kinda wrong.
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Comment #48982109
The US business model for commercializing LLMs seems unsustainable to me. We are saying that they are creating trillions of dollars in value out of: 1. A model that for the most pa…
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Comment #48934901
This is not shaped like any other IPO. Objectively, it’s the biggest IPO in history and was included in the Nasdaq unusually fast. More subjectively, a significant part of its valu…
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Comment #48886882
An open pricing engine and app based on Quantlib. https://quantra.io/
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Comment #48859155
The other day I asked Fable about fasting for 16 hours, and it flagged my question. Pathetic situation, this one, where we are supposedly building a superintelligence while at the …
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Comment #48846875
Not having to use Stack Overflow or Git directly are by far the biggest improvements LLMs have brought to my life.
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Comment #48428601
As much as they don’t, that’s why it’s spying. But given the budget for spying agencies the guess is they might be doing something and it wouldn’t be intelligent not to spy on Isra…
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Comment #48413429
I obviously don’t know them personally, but what I get from this old school generation that have been a pillar of computer science and, why not, modern human history, is just a tin…
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Comment #48336503
Yes, which means that in the long run this looks ugly. So much faith and money in this idea, and seeing how fragile it is, does not look good.
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Comment #47989795
> What if $10 million fine per X AV miles driven is an OK cost of doing business? It’s the same cost/benefit we accept under current rules. Why have cars that can go 3x the speed l…