csomar

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by csomar 4d ago
Embedded evaluator will be a great side/consulting-gig for Karpathy and the likes. How do you think these people will be picked?
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by csomar 4d ago
Military action against whom? the US can’t even handle Iran let alone China.
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by csomar 5d ago
The security implications of this are very severe when you consider the amount of people who google government websites, banking, crypto and others. And google will happily serve you a phishing website either in ads or results.
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by csomar 5d ago
What do any of these have to do with you handing over you ID to some random web service?
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by csomar 5d ago
I've got downvoted and flagged for saying similar. It's actually positive you are the top comment. There has been aggressive brigading around reddit/hackernews and also traditional media. These are malicious companies, so not
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by csomar 6d ago
Shopify supports multiple countries both as a buyer/seller. I assume there is all kind of customizations needed to comply with each country weird rules. Are all of these software engineers doing core engineering? Probably not. But they
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by csomar 8d ago
No, it's not. And it's the kind of evidence that doesn't help and rather confuse. It's not even clear from the article whether an LLM or a dedicated model were used for this purpose. Also > That is, I'm not sure
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by csomar 8d ago
> there is evidence bioengineering is already happening Mind sharing this evidence with us?
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by csomar 8d ago
Are the models improving? Because I am not seeing it. I have been trying Astra for a few quantifiable tasks in my codebase and performance wise, it's pretty similar to sol 5.6. Now when it comes to expressing the problem/solution,
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by csomar 9d ago
A lot of people don't realize that when a leveraged position goes against you (especially with a regulated broker), you get liquidated once your equity runs out, but you can still owe the shortfall on top of that. And the broker can co
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by csomar 9d ago
The US singlehandedly dismantled the swiss offshore banking industry. You can’t say they were doing it for moral or legal purposes since they have now moved the activities to the US. So, yeah, they were never their friends but they were kin
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by csomar 11d ago
This is no longer possible by the way (making an account on twitter with a throwaway email)
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by csomar 11d ago
Yeah, it side tracked from what is otherwise a surprisingly functional game.
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by csomar 11d ago
July 2021 7,794 5,742 July 2026 7,812 5,755 Gold prices have exploded between these two dates. Am I missing something?
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by csomar 12d ago
It's either a bot or a meat proxy. I have answered another one to see if they are pro-active. I'd have expected that at least they should process the article but apparently tokens are so expensive in this economy.
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by csomar 12d ago
Nice. Did you find hungry bears at that elevation?
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by csomar 12d ago
Localbitcoin is dead but there are still venues to trade bitcoin/crypto for cash. They have mostly moved to p2p on facebook and discord.
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by csomar 13d ago
Future of Software Development.
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by csomar 17d ago
It’s not clear how much each token costs and how much it’s being subsidized. It was never meant to last, at some point the music was going to stop and you have to pay full price.
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by csomar 20d ago
I am not sure about the year 2007, but in 2026, they need to be under your monetary authority somehow. That's why most crypto exchanges do not offer service in Europe. Your monetary authority might have a form or an email for complaint
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by csomar 20d ago
I don't see it as much as before but recently I had issues with paying z.ai with my card and the only payment alternative they have is PayPal. PayPal now requires an account with a verified phone number just to process your payment, s
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by csomar 20d ago
Brave New Internet
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by csomar 21d ago
> The remaining reserves, some 500 billion cubic metres, are worth around €200 billion at current wholesale prices – enough to pay every single resident of the province €150,000 as compensation and still have 110 billion euros. So... not
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by csomar 21d ago
They are sharing stuff that makes you consume their stuff. Their position with big ai companies is always vulnerable (asics/direct tsmc relations)
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by csomar 21d ago
Is it really that expensive? Many poor places are now having optic fiber for even remote areas. Algeria is having its speed boom ( https://www.speedtest.net/global-index/algeria#fixed ). I have been through some remote p
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by csomar 22d ago
I rarely use it (you need an account, so I need to add cancel to the url) but last time I had a "guest" account was two years ago and it was pretty much all bots. That being said, some (important) people or companies still use i
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by csomar 23d ago
GDP should be retired. It has become a very polluted metric. The average american is not making $100k of wealth per year, not even close.
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by csomar 23d ago
So same as before?
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by csomar 23d ago
> they expect global war Based on the recent performance of the US and Russia, there is likely no "global" war. China might take out Taiwan and that will be that. Everyone else will just go/stay home.
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by csomar 23d ago
No one has to buy anything for the system to work. You buy because you beneficially contributed to the system or the system gifted you some credit. Otherwise, you buying is actually "inflating" consumption for others (ie: the rich

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