rodiger

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Urban Astrophotography(rodiger.io)
2 points by rodiger 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rodiger 7mo ago
It's a proxy for generalized reasoning. The point isn't that LLMs are the best AI architecture for chess.
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by rodiger 1y ago
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by rodiger 1y ago
Also the explicit survivorship bias... this would not be near the front page if their predictions were all wrong.
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by rodiger 2y ago
> "System structure mirrors organization" Conway's Law is the general term for this concept https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
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by rodiger 2y ago
I don't think most consumers are familiar with the iPhone XR. They know iPhone, and maybe iPhone X, but I don't think the naming will be an issue here.
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by rodiger 2y ago
Not true! The ISS has functioned as an outpost for science- 3,000+ experiments and counting https://www.nasa.gov/missions/station/five-space-station-res...
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by rodiger 2y ago
This doesn't support your assertion- in fact it does the opposite. The definition(s) of inflation has changed over time. That does not make the current definition(s) less correct
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by rodiger 2y ago
Surprisingly, Nintendo has a long history of copyright-striking videos of folks playing their games. https://www.ign.com/articles/2013/05/16/nintendo-enforces-co...
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by rodiger 2y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/aesthetic Definition 1-c: > pleasing in appearance : attractive
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by rodiger 2y ago
Or literally 90% of the YC class in any given year
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by rodiger 2y ago
There's a difference between "doing an illegal thing as a product" and "lying to investors about your product"
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by rodiger 2y ago
And in a hype cycle many many more projects get off the ground that normally, outside of a hype cycle, wouldn't have ever received the requisite funding.
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by rodiger 2y ago
Ideal condition speed vs congestion speed is a different thing- I'm not suggesting they don't face the standard scaling bottlenecks, but it is also true that under similar congestion conditions, the network will run faster as ha
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by rodiger 2y ago
The "1-2%" number the author repeatedly cites is misleading at best. These fees do not scale with the amount transacted. BTC tranfers are currently ~$0.80 whether you're moving $1 or $100k, which is a unique feature. > SQL
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by rodiger 2y ago
"Your margin is my opportunity" A ton of companies are dumping R&D into designing their own chips with seeming success. Nvidia will be in tough company quite soon, but for now demand greatly outstrips supply.
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by rodiger 2y ago
The token-by-token responses are probably API, while the "instant" loads seem to be cached. Probably using groq based on speed of response
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by rodiger 2y ago
Cash grab from their VCs is probably more accurate... I have zero doubt some incredible engineering has gone into the product. However, from what I can tell they were searching for a problem to solve instead of coming with a distinct, compe
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by rodiger 2y ago
At least it'll look nice on a shelf thanks to Teenage Engineering's good work :)
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by rodiger 3y ago
What is a "full" Dyson Swarm?
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by rodiger 4y ago
Nothing with as much pull as CoD though. By the numbers it's not even close
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by rodiger 4y ago
Total speculation, but maybe Apple focus grouped it and saw karaoke has some corny/cringy implicit associations so they wanted some distance
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by rodiger 4y ago
I think it's more of a "China has been known to conduct mass espionage/monitoring of its citizens and abroad. Given that known fact, TikTok poses a concern." Don't think there's hard proof they are doing nefari
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by rodiger 4y ago
1. Celsius was a lending platform which allowed customers to earn yield on deposited crypto. It also had exchange features, but the blow-up is primarily due to the lending aspect. 2. The liquidity crisis happened because of off-chain fina
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by rodiger 4y ago
Looks awesome! Slight naming collision but pretty different industries. https://www.azuki.com/
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by rodiger 4y ago
Falls apart when we get down to binary, but holds across most levels of abstraction
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by rodiger 5y ago
Those are great for larger companies but most smaller places won't have much listed there
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by rodiger 5y ago
You don't need much infra because of how difficulty adjustments work... consistently less hashpower -> it becomes easier to mine
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by rodiger 5y ago
I don't think they're useful to most people right now (or maybe ever), but there are some cool things in DeFi that are normally reserved for large institutions/not possible in traditional finance: 1. Being a liquidity provide
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by rodiger 5y ago
Individual companies/orgs can confer rights to holders through their T&Cs, but that's revocable and hard to prove. For example: https://boredapeyachtclub.com/#/terms BAYC gives full commercial rights to h

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