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by ethn 1y ago
Good work, there are plenty of businesses like this for the pickings exactly because they are not VC investable.
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by ethn 1y ago
Thanks for the constructive feedback. I'll work on it.
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by ethn 1y ago
I disagree here, being the founding engineer of a unicorn is quite a different experience than being a core contributor to a mid-size startup.
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by ethn 1y ago
I don't think it can ultimately be escaped but the cited Vegh et al exactly proposes that, the bioinspiration, as a means to surpass those limitations. However, in this article I contend that those limitations have posed little adversi
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by ethn 1y ago
Great feedback, it's my first blog. I wanted to avoid my experience but I worked at FAANG and helped create a multi-billion dollar corporation (from a handful of people to 1,500 people).
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by ethn 1y ago
For some industries such as chemistry and biotech there is little change to be expected. The self-employed is now able to rapidly develop their ideas while employed reducing their risk and cost. Per VC, that's right and secondarily it&
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by ethn 1y ago
Good idea. Again, I'm sure you can ask a GPT or use one of those services designed to detect that usage.
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by ethn 1y ago
I try to address this in the article. I think the same could have been expected of plumbing, electricians, landscaping, etc but through a different means, standardization, the corporations simply don't have a good position. In this wor
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by ethn 1y ago
If so, that's a mistake of mine, I wrote the whole text in one go.
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by ethn 1y ago
Again this piece is not written with GPT, feel free to ask any GPT. Ironically, maybe I should have to increase the appeal of my ideas. I chose my words carefully to communicate my ideas precisely.
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by ethn 1y ago
The article is not written by claude code...only the website. And the article is not praising AI.
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by ethn 1y ago
We would see neither squirrels nor crows since these criticisms miss the forest for the trees. But we can address them. > This is irrelevant for AI, because people throw more hardware at bigger problems GAI is a fixed problem which is So
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by ethn 1y ago
A welcomed development in these consumer subscription services.
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The World Is Ending. Welcome to the Spooner Revolution(aethn.com)
19 points by ethn 1y ago|34 comments
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by ethn 2y ago
‪ZIZEK: that AI will be the death of learning & so on; to this, I say NO! My student brings me their essay, which has been written by AI, & I plug it into my grading AI, & we are free! While the 'learning' happens, our
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by ethn 2y ago
Sure however the vast majority of costs come from the government regulation in the first place. Consumers of course bear the cost, however this doesn't necessarily mean we should remove these expensive regulations, one can argue they a
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by ethn 2y ago
I agree, however the author is convinced about current popular solar panel technology. Indeed even theoretically we can do 86% multi and 99% with quantum dots——in the current state of technology these remain science fiction considering the
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by ethn 2y ago
Sure there are many novel solar technologies that subvert the SQ assumptions thereby avoiding the conclusion. However, the author of the parent post believes that existing technology today is sufficient.
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by ethn 2y ago
Schockley-Quiesser limit
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by ethn 2y ago
Fatty cell infiltration occurs when the stem cell niches don't fully convert into its end cell both Glia and Neuron. This would then indicate that TZDs can be effective in promoting the correct differentiation
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by ethn 3y ago
Yes Walter Pitt's proposal, which he disproved. But we know the prefrontal cortex is capable of simulating a turing machine, or any machine for that matter.
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by ethn 3y ago
They made a synthetic a priori prediction proven by experiment. In science, that's the strongest type of claim.
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by ethn 3y ago
It's not relational. There's several rigorous proofs against Spinoza's relational theory. Namely that of Kant and Einstein: "even if space is composed of nothing but relations between observers and events, it would be co
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by ethn 3y ago
Why?
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by ethn 4y ago
Searle's Chinese Room
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The Construction and Collapse of FTX's Ponzi Through FTT(maltliquidity.substack.com)
2 points by ethn 4y ago|0 comments
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by ethn 4y ago
Generally you either use Latent Dirichlet Allocation, exact tags, or a mixture of both. I structure the metric space to weigh exact tags greater than LDA—-whereas you can then create two more classes in that LDA space, of the heavier simila
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by ethn 4y ago
Jevon’s paradox: “…occurs when technological progress or government policy increases the efficiency with which a resource is used (reducing the amount necessary for any one use), but the falling cost of use increases its demand, negating re
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by ethn 4y ago
Immediately, without any context other than what you've provided, I would no longer trust him--you should be included in the loop for any major decision like this. If he has no particularly rare redeeming qualities (or if he does, if y
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by ethn 4y ago
It's a term meant for transistor manufacturers which refers to the gate length, the defining feature of the field effect transistor. It affords multiple advantages additional to more transistors per mm^2 which is merely a design choice

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