nerbert

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by nerbert 3d ago
Every $1 they invest brings back $100 in their valuation maybe.
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by nerbert 6d ago
We already have the answer to many of these questions.
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by nerbert 2mo ago
Neither with horses
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by nerbert 2mo ago
Grape and aspergus, we all get it
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by nerbert 3mo ago
tell that to the 90% of belgians with deficiency
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by nerbert 4mo ago
Just like cloud vs private server. It'll be based on use case.
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by nerbert 6mo ago
Some open source models will cross the chasm, some big ai providers will too, and in both case they will have their specific use cases.
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by nerbert 9mo ago
On the OP link, they compare themselves to the capabilities of leaderboard AI's and beat them.
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by nerbert 9mo ago
Just need to open the link to answer that question.
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by nerbert 9mo ago
Buildings are built to resist earthquakes. Outside, anything (electric poles, roof tiles...) can fall on you.
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by nerbert 10mo ago
I'm all for everything being compatible with everything, but why should apple invest resources in testing/debugging android compatibility for something that they make?
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by nerbert 10mo ago
Indeed, target users are people seeking validation + kids and teenagers + people with a less developed critical mind. Stickiness with 90% of the population is valuable for Sam.
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by nerbert 1y ago
A little detail in the otherwise great write up! I'm curious too.
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by nerbert 1y ago
Directly taken from Gate's book.
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by nerbert 2y ago
It's not all or nothing. Within EU nations, you will find many systems that sit within a spectrum between a rigid 2 party system like the US, and a full blown multi-party coalition type government broken down into specific levels, like
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by nerbert 2y ago
Depends who will ultimately deliver.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Or, if you're more of the entrepreneurial mindset, do one last update of the software to introduce a pay-as-you-go/SaaS model with your credit card in, and when you're leaving, you remove your credit card info.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Might as well shield yourself from future litigation at the price of looking like a detached CTO.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Fascinating. So this MOND theory works in this case. If I understand correctly, scientists still prefer the dark matter theory because it applies in more cases at galactic scale, and this is just one occurrence of the MOND theory working fi
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by nerbert 3y ago
Personally, growing a startup enough to catch the eye of EU regulators is a problem that I’d like to have.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Why wasn't this incorporated by Apple in the original product?
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by nerbert 3y ago
Wow, I'd love to witness something like that one day. My circle doesn't include a lot of these people, and maybe that in itself is part of the more general problem.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Too bad, EV rental worked great for me with hertz, despite all the terrible testimonials in this comment section.
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by nerbert 3y ago
What you’re seeing is exactly that, engineers and researchers in charge, trying to communicate by emulating stuff they don’t understand. Product people need to be involved to find a market fit for all this great tech.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Any US citizen HAS to leave the US with their nationality. That’s the law. U.S. citizens must use a U.S. passport to enter and leave the United States. This requirement is outlined in the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, specifically 22 CF
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by nerbert 3y ago
Because anything different from that would be admitting that it is a life threatening situation and they are not going to treat it as such.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Welcome to Amazon!
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by nerbert 3y ago
AI is still uncharted territory, both are equally important.
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by nerbert 3y ago
Can't wait to see journalists introduce FOIA requests with prompt injections.
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by nerbert 3y ago
And just like sama may not be the best to run OpenAI of humanity’s interest, Putin isn’t the best to run Russia for humanity’s interest. But both men are incredibly successful at navigating power dynamics to maintain their control over thei

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