iknowSFR

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by iknowSFR 15d ago
A recent Zitron claim is that they’re booking unrealized gains tied to these private labs. Google’s net revenues being a recent example.
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by iknowSFR 4mo ago
Or how about your opinions on yourself? Analysis of your own behavior, done by AI, seems like a a decade of therapy provided by a maybe-good-or-bad psychologist happening in minutes. The impact of that could change how you think about the w
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by iknowSFR 4mo ago
Genuine question as I’m far less technical than the crowd here. Has this not always been the case?
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by iknowSFR 4mo ago
https://archive.ph/dd5Kl “Almost 2%. The reduction in carbon-dioxide concentration when 60 square centimetres of plants were placed in an office, according to one study.”
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by iknowSFR 5mo ago
It’s no coincidence that everything from energy sources to civil rights to military strategy to trade policy struggle to evolve from the same era the US became a super power, 1945-1955. Its downfall is its nostalgia for that period.
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by iknowSFR 5mo ago
Maybe but we have a recent sample of Paramount ($12b) acquiring WB ($62b).
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by iknowSFR 5mo ago
You can trade on non-public information if you obtain that information unintentionally. Now you have to be able to prove it’s unintentional if the question came up. A real experience example of this is if you work in an office building and
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by iknowSFR 5mo ago
The robot vote is a critical and quickly growing minority group since Wall-E v Sanders determined that all sentient robots were to be treated as citizens. Immediately after, Citizens United was rendered useless and large corporations moved
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by iknowSFR 7mo ago
I am a bit confused with the consistency of this community in speaking about MBA’s running their orgs or PM’s making bad decisions… it feels like more resistance by engineers to learn business than the business side not learning code. What
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by iknowSFR 8mo ago
Then you’re going to be left behind. I’m going to be left behind. Every problem or concern you raise will adapt to the next world because those things are valuable. These concerns are temporary, not permanent.
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by iknowSFR 8mo ago
Good lord the reveal at the end seemed mistimed.
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by iknowSFR 8mo ago
I’m seeing vibe coding redefine what the product manager is doing. Specifically, adding solution execution to its existing strategy and decision making responsibilities. The PM puts solutions in front of a customer and sees what sticks, the
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by iknowSFR 8mo ago
Couple things to add. First, rates are much lower when you’re leveraging 10,000 homes at 3:1. That allows you to purchase 20,000 additional homes, which isn’t something the normal individual can do. Second, most of this borrowing was done d
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by iknowSFR 8mo ago
I worked with these firms for several years when the business concept was in its earlier stages. The money coming in to buy these homes quickly went from family offices (2013-2019) to state pension funds (2019-present) to sovereign funds (2
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by iknowSFR 9mo ago
Bookmark this comment because it’s going to be very relevant in a few years.
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by iknowSFR 9mo ago
If this is true, is it just the HN community that understands this? Otherwise, wouldn’t it make sense that the market understands this already and doesn’t fall for the hype? It doesn’t pass the smell test for me that it’s that transparent
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by iknowSFR 9mo ago
VC still requires startups to find themselves and prove something first. China basically has a program to do X and anyone can sign up to be a part of that program. All are funded and the winners emerge. I’m broadly generalizing that process
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by iknowSFR 9mo ago
There’s a NYT’s interview several months back where the journalist phrased it as in America, you have to prove success first to get funded. But in China, funding comes first and the successful companies emerge.
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by iknowSFR 10mo ago
As every consultant will eventually respond as that conversation sputters: it might be easier for us to define what AGI isn’t.
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
Sure but isn’t allowing those company to pick and choose what industries they service a dangerous precedent? They’ve monopolized the consumer credit markets and as such, can use that weight to dictate competition in consumer markets.
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
Yeah, this needs to be considered down to the individual level. If your employer not only incentives you to go against your best interests but also threatens the stability of your role, then your choices are either do the job or accept that
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
I often think about this as well. If you have a problem to solve, it’s easiest to use the internet and find threads or videos to solve that problem. But in the “before times” you would need to seek out someone with experience and have a ful
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
Ah, I interpreted as a reflection of general work cultures. My 2000s years were always formal.
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
Wasn’t the same true of his original attire selection, though? If he wore jeans in the 2000s, he would have faced consequences. So he wore slacks. What’s really changed?
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
Is the communication for you or for other AI tools? Meaning is your eventual role just making sure it’s within reason and keeping the AI to AI ecosystem functioning properly? If the output is missing something or misrepresenting something,
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
If you’re supplementing probiotics, there is some research about inulin to talk through with your doctor. There’s a chance that inulin is carcinogenic even at lower doses. A lower dosage might be 4g and a typical probiotic is 200g. Reasons
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
This? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmful_algal_bloom?wprov=sfti...
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
What’s the sample size of significant downward moves in the market during the existence of BTC?
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
That appears in the cards already. In reality, it’s a question of when the money will end up with PE? What I’m curious about is if you moved all of it to cutting the national debt by 1/3, what happens? Is there a new lifeline for the n
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by iknowSFR 1y ago
I’m not following this. Can you explain a bit more plainly?

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