WheelsAtLarge

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by WheelsAtLarge 5d ago
I think the goal is to reduce the cost of tokens by orders of magnitude similar to the reduction of price on the transistor. So this means that the token processor, a GPU or a replacement, will get much cheaper on a per token basis. So the
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by WheelsAtLarge 6d ago
True, I am a true fan of the original series and the sequels up to Voyager. I tried watching some of the newer ones, but they all seem to focus on screen action rather than the story. A lot of fast-moving images, explosions, and battles wit
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by WheelsAtLarge 10d ago
I'd like to say yes, but it's not likely. What will probably happen is that software development will change. New high-level development paradigms will appear where AI and humans will be able to develop software that's closer
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by WheelsAtLarge 11d ago
What I observe is that what people don’t seem to grasp is that Zitron isn’t an AI sage. He’s simply someone who figured out that he can get a lot of attention by taking a contrarian stance when it comes to AI. He can be 100% wrong about AI,
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by WheelsAtLarge 18d ago
Yup,100% true. Who in earth wants to maintain a codebase even if it was written in a day with AI? Let see do I spend months writing and debuging my Tax software or do I pay a company 50 bux for them to write and maintain it? I pick the 50 b
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by WheelsAtLarge 18d ago
No, don't ditch the water bottle. "That leaves roughly two liters of fluids daily for women and three for men, says Kavouras. That translates to about 68 ounces and 101 ounces from beverages. " Even the article points out wha
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by WheelsAtLarge 24d ago
MLMs have to be up there with the biggest scams, ever. My mother was scammed over and over under the guise of friendship. As a kid I remember there was very little money but there was always enough to buy another order of whatever. The ugli
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by WheelsAtLarge 28d ago
With inflation everyone pays including the kids with lemonaid stands simply because the things we all buy get more expensive. I much rather have a fair tax system where those who have more pay a bit more. But that's not how people thin
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by WheelsAtLarge 28d ago
Since we run a deficit and aren't paying any of it, in less than 14 yrs the debt will double just because of interest accumulated. I think I'm being generous. It will probably take way less time. This can't continue.
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by WheelsAtLarge 28d ago
401k's and company's being able to buy their own stock has been a game changer for the stock market. You can't compare the pre 1980 data to today's stock market. As long as money flows into the stock market via 401k&#x27
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
Networking, some people hate it but it makes careers so learn to do it. I didn't see it until after the fact but preventing burn out. I was tech 100% and loved every bit. Eventually I burned out and it severely impacted my ability to s
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
I have to point out that anyone that would have taken over a multibillion dollar company and trashed it, would be in the poor house looking at his best days in the back mirror plus they would have to deal with a truckload of lawsuits. Yet,
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
This brings up the question of why some experts in their field become public icons while other fade away. I believe it comes down to relentless self promotion. Some people have that ability while at the same time not overdoing it. Albert E
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
Obviously writing it will help but reading and understanding other's code is much more helpful at both reading and writing it. The more you read code the better you will get at reading it and writing it. Writing code will only get y
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
AI is and is only going to dig deeper into the profession. Your job now is to embrace it and learn to use it to create solutions. The old model of getting specs from a manager of some kind and turning them into code is quickly going away. Y
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by WheelsAtLarge 1mo ago
"Published: November 07, 2025" The article is still relevant. Given the population slow down, I wonder how that will impact the investment returns as the amount of investment dollars diminish. I suspect as it starts to happen, the
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
Current AI can hack servers better than most hackers.
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
I hate these stories since all they do is scare investors out of the market only to see then come back in at a higher price than they sold at. If you are a long term investor, continue investing. Bottom line, market timers always lose. I ca
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
What I find interesting in this show is that he took a hiatus from his profesorship to spend the time to find the proof. I think it was years. Also, he found the proof by providing a different conjecture(is that right) to solve Fermat. High
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
My bet is that 99% of people will never want to deal with installing an AI model on their machine. It's not worth their time and effort. Most people will get their AI from one of the hyperscalers or a server somewhere in the cloud. Thi
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
I get what you are saying but anyone that apposes the government will likely end up dead or in jail. We hear about it all the time. As a group the oligarchs have power against the government but as individuals they really don't. They j
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
Extremely hopeful, there are always ways to find gloom. I'm sure 100 years, 200 years, and any other period you choose ago, people were scared of what was coming. Yet, we are here and thriving. As a species, race, nation, and individua
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by WheelsAtLarge 2mo ago
It's only a matter of time before they become the lowest cost service provider. I guess space is open for competition.
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
I guess some people didn't get that I was being facetious. Just to be clear, SPACs did not turned out to be great investments as a whole. There are definitely better ways to invest your hard earned money.
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
You all renember SPACs,Special Purpose Acquisition Companies. And all the "experts" who needed the money because they had some great investment that could not be financed any other way. That wave hit its peek less than 5 years ag
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SpaceX stock is a terrible buy – what that means for the bull market(msn.com)
3 points by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago|2 comments
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
Someone writing page after page about how quantum hype is taking over and how bad the hype is. Yet, never telling you why. Or at least easily found on the site. Don't waste your time. Move on to another information source.
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
This truck is remining me of the Yugo. When the Yugos were announced people were thrilled about the price. Unfortunately after they were in use people understood why they were so cheap, quality suffered and they were basically disposable ca
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
The fed used to be an enigma. They never really said what they were thinking. This kept the market as the leader on where it was headed. The modern fed goes out of its way to tell the market what members are thinking. This puts the fed as t
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by WheelsAtLarge 3mo ago
Google Workspace is but the CLI is not. These are 2 related but different products. Had he just released it under his name then that wouldn't have been such a big issue, maybe, but he used the Google logo which implied it was Google b

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