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Comment #48117351
Is this book still the best book given that it's 10 years old?
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Comment #48049169
One metric I track is what % of users return the next day. I'm trying to bring it up to 10-20% before I assume there will be any revenue. Currently at 5% for my game, which may be …
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Comment #48031360
About how much revenue or how many users do you estimate a game like this will have per month?
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Comment #46744774
Are you coming from the software world? If you are, you may be surprised to learn that semi companies actually reply to their job posts. They never had the problem of having tons o…
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Comment #46694873
You aren't trying to support ad-based demand like OpenAI is.
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Comment #46636306
Where do you find the leaked BOMs?
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Comment #46590034
Sure but if FSD needs a teenager to physically monitor the car, TSLA is not worth the valuation. A robotaxi is not like vibe coding multiple setups. You only get a split second in …
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Comment #46577512
The last 1% in FSD is an asymptotic challenge. The last 1% in a CRUD app codebase just requires a few engineers.
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Comment #45783190
My wife suggested this concept and I put it on my ideas list. Well done, you bastard.
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Comment #45512396
Investors are balking at putting up more cash, so Nvidia is offering to backstop their own sales. It's not a red flag in terms of fraud but is very much a sign of uncertainty of re…
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Comment #45451595
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Yes or on-site Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Javascript, Typescript, React, NextJS, AWS, NoSQL, Postgres, Tailwind, Flask Email: hnsav…
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Comment #45340403
Altman wants OTHERS to spend trillions are GPU. He needs the scaling hype to continue so he can keep getting investors to put money in hopes of an AGI breakthrough. If there is no …
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Comment #45280705
Except the point is that you shouldn't need to inspect your assembly. Assembly does exactly what the higher level code tells it to (just about) whereas you cannot read your English…
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Comment #45264954
So many? Why not just let the car get repo'd? Sounds hyperbolic.
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Comment #45227118
This is the wrong logic. Immigrants can make exactly the same as natives and still suppress wages. Fundamentally how prices are set is someone sets a price, and if there are no tak…
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Comment #45169969
This should be studied across different populations, not just one which is known for myopia.
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Comment #44826584
They are realizing that LLM are becoming a commodity, and so the winner will be from distribution. Having a browser automatically gets you the user.
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Comment #44762234
Not aimed at your comment per se, but I'm having trouble reconciling these stories where a vast majority of applicants fail a simple test (or other Fizzbuzz type tests) with storie…
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Comment #44759264
Just to clarify, do these 50% regularly develop using python, and did they understand the question? It seems unavoidable to know how to run a script if you've done it within say a …
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Comment #44405925
This paper makes me glad I am not a researcher.
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Comment #43887466
https://wordcrux.com This is a mini crossword played semi-Wordle style. You get a one word hint, and guess the words. Three wrong guesses on any square and the game is over.
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Comment #42883294
Deepseek's advancements are not going away, even if you ban them. Demand for NVDA chips will go down, and likely will take a long time before Jevon's Paradox kicks in.