thrwaway55

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by thrwaway55 1mo ago
Hegseth already has both A and B. Anthropic already answered this, the answer to this choice is a resounding yes
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by thrwaway55 3mo ago
They are all private aren't they? There's nothing to crash since the valuations were all made up funny raise numbers anyway. A donation to the right person likely removes the restrictions
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by thrwaway55 3mo ago
I doubt that works today. Look at SpaceX the fanfare lasted 3 days before most of the insiders could offload to the retail bag holders. That AI company had the benefit of being attached to the largest technical moat. The existing AI compani
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by thrwaway55 3mo ago
There's a genre for everything these days glad he found a niche he enjoys.
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by thrwaway55 3mo ago
Buttery Males...I'm heard excuses for this guy for the epsteinth time that I struggle to think of anyone worse
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by thrwaway55 3mo ago
There is no way Iran didn't gain on this, US would be lucky to hit status quo. The clown in chief is a moron and they know it and will exploit it.
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by thrwaway55 4mo ago
Why? What's wrong with some non determism if Intuit foots any mistakes? I am all for AI auto filling taxes where the filer offering takes the burden.
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by thrwaway55 4mo ago
Absolutely not, I think they prioritize it because it's internal. I to expect to see a stronger marketing push on its ability to do language translations because there is honestly value in that. Question is when they have compute but i
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by thrwaway55 4mo ago
I disagree. This is the same sort of marketing strategy as Mythos.Wow it out performed so much we have to tell you in the future. If he wasn't aligned financially with the outcome I'd agree but he's not
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by thrwaway55 5mo ago
Oh come on now, you know you are arguing in bad faith. Explain how the BTC in anyway synergized and drove value for anything GME did. MSTR has a BTC leverage angle that GME has never had so it's not even an apt comparison.
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by thrwaway55 5mo ago
Maybe pick a more restrictive modding engine or cut out obvious fetish and meme material from evaluation? Even gems of games ala Factorio 1.0 aren't really as good as their peak mods ala Space Exploration. If you limited to larger scal
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by thrwaway55 5mo ago
Why do you think it can't sexually harass someone or drive people to suicide. There are already lawsuits coming in on it causing suicides. This is an architecture that people are increasing begging to give network connectivity that can
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by thrwaway55 5mo ago
We need only ask the dead. Aaron Schwartz knew what Altman is. The answer to the topic is no.
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by thrwaway55 6mo ago
Okay but Claude is a fucking moron.
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by thrwaway55 6mo ago
Cost cut them. You think the administration won't take a bribe at that point?
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by thrwaway55 6mo ago
Why not just research it outside of the US if the problem is the FDA cost
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by thrwaway55 7mo ago
The deep scan detected all phishing sites correctly with the unfortunate tagging of legit sites as phishing too. I imagine their code looks something like isPhishing = true.
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by thrwaway55 7mo ago
Isn't half the appeal of AI that they can write a prompt like move all my text history from OpenAI to Claude and then they do it?
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by thrwaway55 7mo ago
Especially since it's a public ledger. Anyone with a program watching the chain is going to see it. From there they can exercise whatever trade they want for their gain.
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by thrwaway55 7mo ago
Ah yes because trade secrets were never a thing at any of these companies. The companies always shut down when it's founding members died wiping out all the knowledge it had built up. That is to say organizations have always had this e
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by thrwaway55 8mo ago
FSD next year! Our safeguards are a joke so it's not surprising to see this behavior
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by thrwaway55 8mo ago
Is there? Covid stimulus would say there isn't. Granted a company raising wages doesn't print money out of air like the Fed but the amount of goods doesn't change, the cost of the goods adjusts to the monetary supply. You now
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by thrwaway55 8mo ago
Before or after the solution was published?
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by thrwaway55 8mo ago
This feels overly optimistic. You want to optimize for existing foods that are still high fat big carb and don't have the quality qualifier. I'm not familiar with the biological pathways that GLP1 operates on but I'm sure foo
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
Epstein is good for the economy because it ensures politicians get goods before they would be considered market ready allowing for policy to be created proactively. /s
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
Sure but if there's no moat would you rather pay 100% or 80% until the credits run out? You reap the 100% spend in the meantime. Not everyone even has the no moat discount.
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
I mean giving everyone footguns and you'll find that is unavoidable forever. Thoughts and prayers to the Mongo devs until we migrate to a language that prevents this error.
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
Time?
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
I'll be honest I actually prefer my words to be lasting and have weight so I prefer block letters carved into lead which doesn't benefit much from cursive
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by thrwaway55 9mo ago
I've found drilling notes via method of loci of visualized flashcards/facts for this to be superior for myself which I always sourced from typed notes. Not really familiar with the research that cursive would improve over it.

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