jliptzin

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by jliptzin 6d ago
Between flock, meta glasses, and this, you just have to assume you are always being recorded 24/7
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by jliptzin 21d ago
I'd assume she means Dolly is worshipped like a saint, even though she is not a religious figure
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by jliptzin 2mo ago
No, I haven’t, I could theoretically try a new brand and see what happens
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by jliptzin 2mo ago
It’s not completely harmless, for me it causes heart palpitations that are so bad my watch tells me I’m in atrial fibrillation. Yes I know this sounds crazy. I’ve ruled everything else out. No, it is not creatine mixed with caffeine or what
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by jliptzin 2mo ago
If it doesn’t fit, then you must have gained weight while the item was in transit
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by jliptzin 2mo ago
Management is just responding to idiot end-users. I have been on plenty of sales calls where customers ask if features X,Y,Z are available, knowing that there’s a 99% chance they’ll never need them, but they ask anyway just because they’ve
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by jliptzin 2mo ago
My brother had it when he was 17
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
Yea as far has hobbies go, I feel like this is on the low end. I know people who collect watches and corvettes, that's way more expensive and functionally you can't really do anything special with them.
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
Blackwell 96gb + 128gb system ram. Not powerful enough for GLM 5.2 but I may upgrade.
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
Yea not sure who would put money into an OpenAI or Anthropic IPO at this point. After this episode I promptly bought the hardware I needed to run local models (~$25k) and am extremely impressed. The price tag alone is worth the peace of min
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
I already have
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
RAM prices won’t stay like this forever. If demand keeps up, suppliers will just start producing more.
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
It depends what you’re doing. I have no problem using an open source model to build a static website or other simple tasks. And of course, open source is catching up and the things you can trust it with grows every month. Not to mention the
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
88.888% uptime
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
They'll settle for an unregulated market. What they really want is a free market for them and their friends, and crippling regulation for their competitors.
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by jliptzin 3mo ago
Existed*
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
Pure creatine
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
No but every time I try to take creatine supplements I get heart palpitations. Everyone says I am crazy and that it’s impossible but I have proof from my Apple Watch, one time it was so bad it said I had atrial fibrillation. I went to a car
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
If 0.01% of people engaging in insider trading are caught and prosecuted, it is effectively unregulated.
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
Not just the workforce, my parents still barely know how to use a computer because any time they hit the slightest snag, they immediately call me for help.
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
That just delays the problem a couple years
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by jliptzin 4mo ago
That’s been my strategy as well
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by jliptzin 5mo ago
I just assume any guy trying to make small talk with me at the gym is trying to hit on me, which I am correct about maybe 80% of the time. I know because I am a gay guy so I know how this kind of thing goes. Not that I have a problem with i
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by jliptzin 5mo ago
We have closed-source and open-source software, I think the next phase is going to be self-source or llm-source software (not sure what the term will ultimately end up being), but basically if you have a need for something that is not fille
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by jliptzin 5mo ago
Yea, especially when they know all that work will be completely pointless in a few years when open source / local models will be just as good and won't have any legal limitations, so people will be generating fake images of famous
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by jliptzin 5mo ago
Not sure what is so surprising. People take health advice from comedian podcasters these days. RFK Jr is HHS Secretary. Maybe 10 years ago this would be wild, but today it is completely and utterly unsurprising.
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by jliptzin 5mo ago
I still remember when everyone was saying the only way to access a service would be through its AOL keyword. There is still no better interface than the command line.
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by jliptzin 6mo ago
Is it possible to automate the job of an ATC controller? At least partially? Or at least just as a sanity check on every human decision? Not saying I want human ATC controllers replaced, but if there’s a severe staff shortage, I feel like a
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by jliptzin 6mo ago
#2 only works if the public is allowed to invest when the new technology is in its early stages, which is currently not the case. Microsoft went public in 1986 at a valuation of $2.3 billion (in today's dollars). What's OpenAI &#x
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by jliptzin 6mo ago
If everyone had kids at 18-20, then the grandparents could take care of the grandkids while in their 40s while the parents build their careers from 20-40, then start taking care of the grandkids as the cycle repeats

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