darkwizard42

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by darkwizard42 6d ago
I think the evolution of the harness and ability to preserve loop context outside the context window has made running these kinds of agentic experiences easier. sorry so many buzzwords to say, the capabilities to do this kind of work are mo
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by darkwizard42 8d ago
The average person is not serving on a board and is definitely not volunteering. Sports communications at most travel/rec leagues is via group chat / Whatsapp / FB group.
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by darkwizard42 8d ago
The average kid in an average suburban public school is not getting this amount of digital communication. If they are, they still aren't using a Google Calendar and are managing the complexity in much simpler ways (paper calendars)
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by darkwizard42 8d ago
The average person is not using a calendar and is not getting more than 1 relevant personal email per week. Most people use their personal email extremely sparingly and it is inundated with promotional / account-related materials which
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by darkwizard42 15d ago
I don't see you publishing something which further reduces the memory footprint? Given the project is open source, have at it! See if you can help improve it instead of complaining. This is a significant improvement and a cool project!
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by darkwizard42 20d ago
The problem is that it requires vast sums of money to influence politics. That is the antithesis of how politics should function (people are the interest, not moneyed companies)
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by darkwizard42 21d ago
Some payment is withheld unless competitors (Youtube, TikTok) take specific actions as well.
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by darkwizard42 21d ago
Well, they are being asked to make changes as well, which presumably prevents the damage. It can be argued the changes don't go far enough so maybe "pay fine, reduce harm, but harm still permitted..."
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by darkwizard42 21d ago
The prosecutors representing the justice departments of states of California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey
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by darkwizard42 21d ago
For what its worth, if you believe Meta's product does do this damage, the other products which do similar things should also abide by it. It helps simultaneously "level the playing field" but also protects consumers. If the
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
The US is unique in its "cable" and telecom approach (maybe shared with some other Western countries). In most APAC and African countries cell plans are extremely competitive and data is SUPER cheap. Same with streaming services.
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
I think Uber is openly stressful, but is not transparently low paying or dangerous and that is why people are working it. On face value, it seems easy to earn with your existing vehicle, but most drivers dramatically overestimate earnings a
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
It doesn't seem like it is confirmed it was on 16 [1]. The Coast Guard said the ship was not in immediate danger. Does that change your opinion? [1] https://alaskabeacon.com/briefs/cruise-ship-helps-stranded-s...
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
The Uber driver likely gets a different job, probably something a little less stressful and low paying (and frankly dangerous) than Uber.
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
Because I make significantly more than the guaranteed rate of the delivery driver. I didn't claim being a delivery driver was so lucrative that I wanted to do it. I just pointed out that they are now being paid a guaranteed wage (which
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by darkwizard42 1mo ago
Why is tip before the order the norm? That is the question. Why would you tip before the service is provided if the tip is meant to be for good service? If the tip is no longer a bonus for good service, then what is it for? This is the conf
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
If you are a supergiant like Citadel you can simply acquire positions which are so large they are the equivalent of someone's portfolio (or put another way, Citadel sees a huge block of equities packaged up, looking to move and bids on
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
What is the evidence that tipped workers are universally underpaid? Compared to who and against what benchmark? In the law passed by the city, the drivers are now very well compensated -- and guaranteed that compensation (something I believ
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
I think this is probably true. Allowed for Citadel and others to create a ton of pressure on SA's highly leveraged positions. Always a bigger whale out there with the ability to exert pressure...
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
I think this just further confuses end users and is another reason we should get rid of tipping culture. Tips are currently serving several purposes in users' minds: 1. earned for great service 2. to make up for lower base pay (tipped
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
Yeah, I don't think the terrorism in India is from lack of being heard. It is generally extremist arms interested in destabilizing India to strengthen other regional powers (usually Pakistan). The goal of much of these terrorist attack
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by darkwizard42 2mo ago
Is this similar to Singapore where much of the housing stock is government housing?
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by darkwizard42 3mo ago
Incredible story, just pure resourcefulness and grit in following this through. I know it sucks to have this disease, but kudos for how you approached this.
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
You can even just instruct the LLM to create a context file for you! They are surprisingly good at that as well.
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
I'm not sure how you drew the conclusion they don't think it will be profitable soon or an AI ceiling. The only thing we can realistically glean from IPO is the need for more funds which are not able to be provided by private mark
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
Uber WAS a pump and dump. Insiders used the public for exit liquidity and any public shareholders got stuck with a pretty crap stock. Uber went up 100% from IPO to mid 2025, Google went up 400% in that time period (and I picked 2025 to avoi
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
The biggest regulation of building in space is... where do the debris go. You are tightly monitored for how much trash reenters into the atmosphere, so there is still SOME level of regulation.
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
Just to keep things in perspective, Uber IPO-ed for 82.4B. SpaceX is IPOing for over 10x more.
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
As others have echoed, I think a subscription model is FINE for a game IF you are upfront about that being the cost. I suspect many customers are frustrated when they purchase something and then it is simply not able to be used when the dev
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by darkwizard42 4mo ago
Ultimately consumers can then make a better choice, to simply drop those subscription based games.

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