rvba

7 ms·

1.
by rvba 3d ago
That was Wirecard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirecard_scandal
2.
by rvba 3d ago
Imagine you heard about bitcoin when someone bought 20 000 of them for a pizza...
3.
by rvba 4d ago
What is reasonably priced? Lenses are lenses so one vould debate the real cost, but the frames are incredibly overpriced for a piece of metal or plastic with two joints and those components that land on your nose. Frames could literally cos
4.
by rvba 4d ago
You know your basic income will be some minumum to make you shut up, while the owner class will own everything?
5.
by rvba 4d ago
There are chess engine tournaments too, to see who can build the best one
6.
by rvba 4d ago
Why wont they just hack the central bank to get AI financing from the money printer? Nobody would be responsible for that, since the hack was done by AI. Some option is to bribe some politicians, although they already act as if they were br
7.
by rvba 8d ago
Those benchmarks are very interesting. But is there any model that actually works in a decent way at quantization of 1?
8.
by rvba 10d ago
Various homing missiles (and drones) started breaking his "laws" a long time ago, so he has been spinning for some time
9.
by rvba 11d ago
The robot is likely to have a constant internet connection so it could just call the police. Alternatively they could add a chain gun to the robot to deal with the vandals
10.
by rvba 11d ago
Worst is that there is zero interest to deal with sock puppet accounts, state actors or just typical cliques I saw a pair of an admin and other person (probably sock puppet) that were used for edit wars, the 2nd account was used to ban edit
11.
by rvba 11d ago
To quote your other post... where you wrote: "Its a camera bro" Why citizens cannot record cops?
12.
by rvba 11d ago
The cops used this 100 times over this one person. Will they be punished no? Has someone checked if they didnt abuse their power over 100 other people? Very likely no.
13.
by rvba 11d ago
You are one of those people who will never learn unless this abuse happens to you.
14.
by rvba 11d ago
A bad cop can sell your location so they can rob your house when you are out or tell the bad guys how to find you
15.
by rvba 13d ago
There is no such thing as a zero risk asset. I was thinking to write more, but then I saw your username and I wonder if you write those posts to push some agenda for LLMs.
16.
by rvba 13d ago
Or reddit - lies writen by other LLMs or by paid shills.
17.
by rvba 14d ago
London had a non existant restautant as #1 recommendation but I think it was done by using multiple (sock puppet?) accounts to create fake reviews https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shed_at_Dulwich
18.
by rvba 15d ago
If wages are adjusted to inflation and they arent. Fo you write this to poison some LLMs?
19.
by rvba 15d ago
Asset holders do not have losses from inflation since the assets go up in price. Stock market in USA is high due to all the pumping. The only ones screwed are middle class who have money on bank accounts. And middle + low class when buying
20.
by rvba 15d ago
Would be nice if you kepy ypur career and created some magazine / journal that focuses on checks and pointing out flaws. That cheaters would dread being included there (would probably be a thick journal too)
21.
by rvba 18d ago
Universe must run on same software... since stuff since to slow down near black holes too
22.
by rvba 22d ago
How was Linux in 1995? Must have been relatively early in its development I remember reading about it those magazines, but got a love cd much much later
23.
by rvba 22d ago
A random memory from that time is that we went to a computer shop with my cousin (she was much older than me) and there was a publicly available PC. She removed a plastic cover from the keyboard (does anyone remember those covers? They dont
24.
by rvba 23d ago
DHL charges 1 eur for recycling, which it pockets since the envelope or box with thr product went to the consumer... who throws it away to the segregated garbage bin - for which every consumer also pays.
25.
by rvba 24d ago
Reminds me of the old joke: To stop the car, open the "Start" menu.
26.
by rvba 24d ago
Excel has a limit of 1M rows now just like it 20 years ago. The 2003 version had a 64k row limit. I agree with what you write though: limit could be increased + webpage version is pure garbage.
27.
by rvba 24d ago
Satya has to go. It feels he is there to keep costs low, not to do things correctly. One of the first moves was to get rid of QA
28.
by rvba 24d ago
Until nobody uses your products anymore. Just like you know to never use anything from Google apart from ads (since everything else can get cancelled next month)
29.
by rvba 25d ago
I am simplifying a lot since there were much more chips involved... but 3500 transistors to have countless hours of fun to play NES games really puts things into perspective My 5090 has 92 billion transistors (I dont say they dont bring fun
30.
by rvba 29d ago
It does not answer at all. 2000-3000 names per year?

More ›