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by correlator 1mo ago
We run a platform that serves models from many of the frontier players to power conversations and workflows. Gemini flash-2.5 was a game changer for us when it came out. Cheap, fast, and reliable. We are now considering dropping support f
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by correlator 11mo ago
Does this mean that when you disable, all labels are deleted, and when you turn it back on it has to re-scan all of your photos? Could this be a cost-saving measure?
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by correlator 11mo ago
That sounds really cool. The background does provide a lot of perspective on your views. It makes a lot of sense. Thank you for keeping us safe on the road!
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by correlator 11mo ago
Out of curiosity, have you ever attempted to create something from scratch and bring it to market? Not as an employee, but as someone trying to figure it out? Your work history will impact the way you view this issue IMO.
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by correlator 1y ago
Definitely agree! It's just strange seeing Devoret without Schoelkopf!
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by correlator 2y ago
The company would have more cash in the bank when he exercises those options. They also wouldn't have to pay to create a new pay package to replace the voided one. This process is surprisingly expensive to create and implement a CEO p
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by correlator 2y ago
As of December 31st, 2024, Tesla has around $17b in cash and cash equivalents, $122b in assets, and $49b in liabilities It doesn't seem likely the government will have to bail them out.
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by correlator 2y ago
This is a great point. I often ask LLMs which coding language they are most proficient in, and Python is the most typical response. This has makes me want to write more Python.
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by correlator 2y ago
reminds me of cookie clicker!
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by correlator 2y ago
Wow that must have been a wild experience 10 years ago! Today, I think they should do this. It is rare I need to touch the wheel or pedal these days and people should experience it.
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by correlator 2y ago
I love the tesla service. Bought my car without talking to a single sales person, they come to my home to rotate my tires on my schedule. Only complaint is cosmetic service tends to have a long appointment wait time, but things like a crac
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by correlator 2y ago
I met julian touring UCSB as perspective grad students. We sat together at dinner and he was really smart, kind, and outgoing. Great to see him presenting this work!
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California business push back on state taxes with proposed bill(wsj.com)
2 points by correlator 2y ago|0 comments
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by correlator 2y ago
TLDR They drove down narrow 1-lane streets and had to disengage once. While this sounds quite impressive, the article spends a lot of time focused on fear of FSD. There's even a hypothetical comment that he will surely be hit by an F
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Americans are confused, frustrated by new tipping culture, study finds(washingtonpost.com)
25 points by correlator 3y ago|23 comments
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by correlator 3y ago
Any citations?
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by correlator 3y ago
I can just close the popup and play the video. Does that not work for anyone else?
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by correlator 3y ago
You get used to the layer keys for arrows within a day or two.
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by correlator 3y ago
I would think that AWS also offers a lot of distribution opportunities for Anthropic.
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by correlator 3y ago
There is clearly a lot of information to share. It's worth considering this could be step 1 of n as opposed to assuming the worst possible intention.
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by correlator 3y ago
Very interesting project, congratulations on the launch! I've been playing with embedding search/clustering on larger documents, and I find that segmentation strategies can be quite tricky and heavily impact results. Do you offe
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by correlator 3y ago
I don't think this will be a popular opinion, but IMHO learning how to deal with those things is a valuable thing that schooling provides.
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by correlator 4y ago
It looks like you need to pay for a full year upfront to keep the legacy pricing. The month to month payment plans are seeing a price increase.
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by correlator 4y ago
Seems like an interesting approach to doing things like online paid concerts. I don't know the space well, there may already be solutions for this in the market. Still, if this is successful, I imagine Twitch/Youtube etc. could qu
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by correlator 4y ago
Feynman gave a lot of talks about the natural limits of information storage, but knowing the theory and seeing it done in practice are two different animals!
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by correlator 4y ago
Ruby was also the first thought in my mind reading this article.
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by correlator 4y ago
It could be :) Another possible explanation is: A bad economy lead to a lot of layoffs: https://layoffs.fyi/ . These layoffs resulted in employees being upset and quitting in addition to layoffs. Now there are a lot of job
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by correlator 4y ago
You're right, but to reason about a hypothetical scenario, we've got to make assumptions. Identifying under-performers with perfect precision is my assumption of a spherical cow! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by correlator 4y ago
The market is really hot right now, and yes, a lot of people may be quitting. There are also a lot of hiring freezes and layoffs happening at the same time. If a lot of people continue to quit while available jobs continue to decline, the
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by correlator 4y ago
Yes, Team of 5 and 1 person is coasting. Get rid of the 1 and you just reduced burn by 20%. You lose the output of the coasting team member, but that's small to begin with by the scenario's setup. If you believe coasting is conta

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