omgJustTest

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by omgJustTest 21d ago
Machines can read the info better than humans now!
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by omgJustTest 3mo ago
Downvotes aside, there are real risks in the ability to meet demand. Geopolitical and other risks exist here. The future isnt doom and gloom but it isnt exponentials and sunshine either.
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by omgJustTest 3mo ago
Long-term is not what ppl are arguing for and that's not what the stock multiples imply. Companies like Nvidia, up 1000% since 2023, clearly cannot rely on "oh you'd get returns in 5-15 years". They (Jensen and others) a
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by omgJustTest 3mo ago
an agent hired by an agentic pipeline. "we could find a nail for this hammer... or we could just hammer everything until we find the nail or make too much money hammering for a bit then sell in may and go away".
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by omgJustTest 3mo ago
My "oh sh* moment" with GenAI is ongoing and is watching all the correlated financials unwind when TSMC said "we can only support so much"[1]. Very few things in life experience exponential growth and assembled systems d
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My Grass Allergy
3 points by omgJustTest 4mo ago|0 comments
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by omgJustTest 4mo ago
While Vivado/Vitis etc do amazing things, I challenge anyone to find a person who enjoys using them without TCL interfaces. These tools do need attention, it's too bad there's not a better model than subscription bases like t
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by omgJustTest 4mo ago
Seems senators had questions about why CISA was scaling back efforts related to election security[1]. Tulsi's resignation today seems interestingly timed to when this became public. [1] https://www.padilla.senate.gov/new
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by omgJustTest 4mo ago
Could one cover the antenna with strategic foil? Removing seems hard/complicated but foil seems within most ppls reach.
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by omgJustTest 5mo ago
But when will it run GPT? (:
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by omgJustTest 5mo ago
reciprocal tariffs had put the non-tech and tech economy in stasis (except for hardware for AI). they are also are better than tax breaks and will supercharge bottom lines for large corporations once reclaimed and if prices remain high. als
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by omgJustTest 5mo ago
There's potentially some discussion of this publicly to investors. I feel there's more going on there and is re: quality issues described above.
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by omgJustTest 5mo ago
people have been talking about "models of models" for arbitration opportunity in inference for about 1.5 yrs. Arbitration idea: if a user doesn't need high QOS of newest LLM, slip them a cheaper LLM, run their query at reduce
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by omgJustTest 6mo ago
This is correct, but neglects the compounding effect. Insurers are also adding some %+ increase on premiums every year, which is taken as a % of their yearly spend, ie 2-3%. ie (1+inflation)^N*(base_prem+overpay_prem_increase) = new_premium
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by omgJustTest 7mo ago
i've said this is better than tax breaks.
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by omgJustTest 7mo ago
Contracts typically have escape clauses, especially for govt work. They will just have to recompete!
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by omgJustTest 7mo ago
Thank you!
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by omgJustTest 7mo ago
Knowing the restriction goes to 18k certainly says that either S-A or A-S reach must be limited but the as your post points out no buffer between MANPAD actual range and the limit imposed. I think unlikely to say MANPAD, specifically. There
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
He's also not saying the world is running out of water or clean drinking water... etc.
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
If you have references for these I would appreciate what you can find. In general I believe abundance of resources exist in modern society and that there is less and less consideration for the lives of others, not in the "generational
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
It means it is not by default, which as we know, is a powerful choice these days. ie enterprise customers will enable it, consumers will do it if they are tech savvy and your mom/dad/granddaughter/grandson/nephew/ni
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
NAT is not inherently a security feature, however where NAT happens is somewhat important. A local router that I can control deals with how to map from my public IP to my private IPs. This is not security but is obfuscation of the traffic.
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
This is a complicated and evolving subject that probably isn't well described in a comment, wiki has a good article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarity_(international_relati...
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
Monetary penalties are different from trust erosion in that they are the test of whether trust can be restored, ie you are acting very unpredictable => I am going to show you I'm paying attention and hit you with a penalty and watch
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
Currencies fundamentally relate to some trust. I believe that the near-term de-dollarization isn't as much trust erosion as it is a tool to provide monetary penalty for behaving in unpredictable ways. However it will provide incentive
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
The exercise is probably not that large an input compared to the baseline calorie consumption that added muscle has. I guess I have pretty defined eating times and don't really think about food until I am hungry. One thing that has cha
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
Good that you did. At least the author clearly delinated that it is indeed sloppiest of slop.
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
``` README.md straight up honest - originally called this "make-it-stop" but then saw @TimDarcet also built similar and named it STFU. wayyyyy better name. so stole it. sorry not sorry. ``` Probably the reason that the code "
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
The point the author is making is somewhat maligned by the title "... let bad projects fail". The point the author makes is that sometimes you are not in control of those projects. Therefore "letting them fail" seems a f
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by omgJustTest 8mo ago
Diet is important, but if you think that a handful of peanuts is leading to your issues I'd first task writing down _everything_ you touch to eat. IMO, especially when one has snacks fully stocked, it's easy to 'forget'

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