d0odk

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by d0odk 5mo ago
it's not securities fraud if investors make a lot of money
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by d0odk 6mo ago
Yes, that's what I'm addressing with my comment above.
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by d0odk 6mo ago
Ethically, if you extend this reasoning, are we not obligated to find a position in the most morally repulsive organization we are aware of, and then coast?
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by d0odk 10mo ago
If you show revenue, people will ask "How much?" And it will never be enough, but if you have no revenue, you can say you're pre-revenue. You're a potential pure play. It's not about how much you earn, it's abo
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by d0odk 11mo ago
My gut instinct is that this would be a hugely underperforming investment strategy on both an absolute and risk adjusted basis. I would welcome empirical evidence contradicting my gut.
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by d0odk 1y ago
I directionally agree with you. But there are plenty of examples of scientists being extremely petty, political or egotistical further back in history. Newton and Leibniz. Gauss withholding publication of non-Euclidean geometry presumably d
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by d0odk 1y ago
The article has several paragraphs addressing these points...
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by d0odk 1y ago
You can just sell the options. You don't need to exercise.
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by d0odk 2y ago
Dan Simmons' books often include AI plot elements and contemplate the consequences of humans becoming overly reliant on AI such that they lose basic competencies.
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by d0odk 2y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Given your original comment, I was considering unevenly distributed life across an infinite universe. But you're right of course, that is irrelevant to the fermi paradox.
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by d0odk 2y ago
Isn't that just the observable universe?
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by d0odk 2y ago
With AI, there can be more content, produced faster and probably more cheaply, that is tailored to individual users.
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by d0odk 2y ago
Do you think every business owns the land and building it operates in? Real estate is expensive. Maintaining a building is expensive. There are plenty of businesses that rent to avoid the capital requirement and headache of property ownersh
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by d0odk 2y ago
Critique of Pure Reason is Kant. I thought you were making a joke based on the earlier mixup between Kant and Wittgenstein. Late Wittgenstein is Philosophical Investigations. There are also good texts on philosophy of language that excerpt
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by d0odk 2y ago
lol
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by d0odk 2y ago
Have you read later Wittgenstein?
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by d0odk 2y ago
My gripe is that the commenter above cites early Wittgenstein as an example of the failure of philosophy as a whole, while ignoring (or perhaps being unaware) that later Wittgenstein is what is philosophical "canon". I'll con
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by d0odk 2y ago
Okay, but you initially criticized Wittgenstein, the philosopher, not Tractatus, the work. Wittgenstein himself would agree that Tractatus is deeply flawed. He wrote his more influential works later, and they went in a completely different
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by d0odk 2y ago
Someone who is discrediting all of philosophy shouldn't confuse Wittgenstein and Kant. Further, Wittgenstein disavowed Tractatus as a failed project and completely revised his approach to philosophy. His most important and influential
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by d0odk 2y ago
The gp gets carry
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by d0odk 3y ago
Any particular papers you would recommend? The links are to blogs with lots of papers.
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by d0odk 3y ago
Thanks. Appreciate your feedback. Do you think LLMs have meaningfully greater capabilities than existing tools (like Kira)? I take your point on low stakes contracts vs. sophisticated work. There has been automation at the "low end&quo
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by d0odk 3y ago
In fairness some lawyers will too, haha. I take your point, though. Good lawyers care about their reputation and strive to protect it.
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by d0odk 3y ago
How do you think organizations can best use the contractual interpretations provided by LLMs? To expand on that, good lawyers don't just provide contractual interpretations, they provide advice on actions to take, putting the legal int
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by d0odk 3y ago
It's a logical reaction, at least superficially, to the touted capabilities of Gen AI and LLMs. But once you start trying to use the tech for actual legal applications, it doesn't do anything useful. It would be great if some mund
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by d0odk 3y ago
Please elaborate with some examples of what legal work you think will be optimized with AI tools.
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by d0odk 3y ago
Someone remind the admin his password is hunter2
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by d0odk 3y ago
Yes, absolutely.
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by d0odk 3y ago
"Generally" is inaccurate in the LLC context. Same goes for the rest of the paragraph.
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by d0odk 3y ago
For LLCs, fiduciary duties can be, and often are, waived under Delaware law.

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