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sdf2erf
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Comment #46959786
They dont understand people. They understand how to control people, which is completely different from the context of building products that people want - which requires an underst…
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Comment #46959749
Simon: "I'm frequently finding myself with work on two or three projects running parallel. I can get so much done, but after just an hour or two my mental energy for the day feels …
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Comment #46959692
I think your kind of missing the point. Think about it from a resource (calorie) expenditure stand point. Are you expending more resources on writing the prompts vs just doing with…
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Comment #46959609
In a bizarre way all these new datacentre build outs may have 'fake demand' because of how inefficiently software gets produced.
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Comment #46959580
Thats because the distribution of developer quality and capability is skewed.
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Comment #46959499
What youre pointing at is the trade off between concentration of understanding vs fragmented understanding across more people. The former is always preferred in the context of prod…
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Comment #46959386
" Karpathy did not spend a serious effort of learning to get a good understanding of people This does not come from spending effort in learning people - its more innate. You either…
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Comment #46959307
I personally dont believe he is trying to profit off the hype. I believe he is an individual who wants to believe he is a genius and his word is gospel. Being picked by Elon perhap…
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Comment #46959288
Even so, just imagine staring at yourself in the mirror - watching yourself spout gibberish. These people are beyond pathetic.
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Comment #46959233
Im gonna go against the grain and say he is an elite expert on some dimensions, but when you take all the characteristics into account (including an understanding of people etc) I …
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Comment #46954717
Legit. I think people spend too much on planning instead of focusing on getting to work and closer to the finished output. If you are fixated on a plan... good luck dealing with si…
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Comment #46954293
lol pretty much. their reservation price was more than met. Although considering Brin's interactions with female employees etc, no surprise really. They were full of it from the of…
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Comment #46953366
"Overly-complex plans, slowly executed against" lol this usually happens when those leading the project have no vision and aren't ruthless about achieving a well-defined outcome st…
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Comment #46952176
Yeah the hardest thing is to focus intensely and have a strong vision for what exactly the output should be directionally. The second hardest is actually getting the project finish…
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Comment #46952088
In the early days they werent a publicy traded company and Brin/Page did not get exposed to the taste of being ultra-wealthy. Steve Jobs looking back now is incredibly rare - someo…
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Comment #46951781
Its seemingly a hedge against not generating enough revenue to maintain existing investor trust / sustain operations in the future.
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Comment #46951756
Because creating real products, like Apple does, is actually pretty hard to do. Many people (such as Scam Altman) are happy to take short cuts and lie in your face in order to enga…
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Comment #46951708
Forget about that, the founders literally said word for word that advertising ruins search quality in their seminal paper. They became the exact thing they fore-warned about their …
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Comment #46941326
Nominal Risk free rate includes expected inflation. Default spread reflects... well the likelihood of default. Cost of debt = rf rate + default spread
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Comment #46941293
Go look up the same word across various dictionaries - they do not have a 1:1 copy of the descriptions of terms. Reproducibility is a separate issue.