tndibona

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by tndibona 2mo ago
Point taken. But surely there must be a way to account for that. Can we assume if the net asset value of the individual is greater than the value of the house by some percentage? Then they are owners instead of renters.
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by tndibona 2mo ago
Actually I don't think this metric goes far enough. In my opinion a homeowner should "own" their home. I.e should have majority equity in his or her home. An owner who pays 3% down is basically a risk bearer for the bank. The
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by tndibona 3mo ago
Good use case for graphQL requests which use POST for all queries? But then again what about mutations
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by tndibona 6mo ago
Ah I see what is being described here is a way for ai to derive ethical behaviour acceptable to us by its own. Seemingly just the complex manifestation of a simple rule such as “I do this because I don’t want see myself suffer, and not only
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by tndibona 6mo ago
I think i understand but not clearly. Your making a point that ai’s reality is drawn as a statistical mean of all human knowledge and safety should be derived not from these means. You don’t need to re-derive universal values for ai at all.
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by tndibona 6mo ago
Or rather another way I concluded it is - we might have a very narrow idea of the ways in which ai can be harmful. We still worry about the job losses, etc. regardless of how we organize ourselves in society, a super intelligent ai could ea
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by tndibona 6mo ago
The first conclusion is just a product of my thoughts in the morning shower that’s all. It goes like this. Supreme intelligence can’t be programmed to serve the less intelligent. Which is what we’re trying to do with AI. Basically we’re try
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Ask HN: Is AI Safety a Paradox?
3 points by tndibona 6mo ago|8 comments
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by tndibona 7mo ago
Oh, I agree with what you’re saying and that’s sort of how I mostly use AI as well. The problem I have with my company is they’ve stepped from measuring success by the outcomes to measuring the means to achieve it. My opinion is - It forces
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by tndibona 7mo ago
I just had what you might probably describe as the opposite experience. I was sat at a very important all hands meeting by our senior tech leader with about 100 people or so .who was mandating an AI goal for every employee on workday, he ba
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by tndibona 7mo ago
What else do you do to make rent ? I feel the same way as you and I have no idea what else pays well for quality craftsmanship. I am staring at the abyss of hyper intelligent people with posh resumes and now wondering what to do.
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by tndibona 9mo ago
Trendyzip.com Home sale trends to help buyers make informed decisions. A basic report is $5
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by tndibona 11mo ago
I’m building a site that brings more transparency to US home buyers by presenting recent sales data by zipcode. https://trendyzip.com/access-code/hn4freeoct13
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Show HN: TrendyZip – See how much US homes sell over asking price(trendyzip.com)
2 points by tndibona 1y ago|0 comments
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by tndibona 1y ago
So if I take both your points - 1. Google will have to eat it's own lunch in order to force this change. 2. They will also have to skim down their Ad space as there will just be less content real estate to place ads when the way forwa
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by tndibona 1y ago
Yep. This SEO industry is a result of "Lets hack the pagerank algorithm". Maybe a sensible use of AI for google would be to use it to differentiate between genuine and derivative content. Drop the page rank based search.
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by tndibona 1y ago
Yes, this is true that all the click bait and unoriginal content deserves to perish. But, what about the carve outs for people putting money on original content. Like perhaps a local news gazette with paid journalists. They need google to b
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by tndibona 1y ago
I see your point, data is no good without actions and vice versa. Initially, I thought google couldn't possibly compete with perplexity because they are building a company from the ground up sans the surveillance ad-network. If you ski
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by tndibona 1y ago
My personal opinion. Google sees the writing on the wall with the rise of perplexity. People want trustable summaries of long winding content to make decisions. It’s business of sending people to the relevant content and serving ads has to
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Ask HN: How do these tariffs affect Apple iPhone?
2 points by tndibona 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: US Home sale trends by zipcode
2 points by tndibona 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pillr – Real estate market trends and comps by zipcode
1 points by tndibona 1y ago|0 comments
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by tndibona 1y ago
This only works for US zipcodes
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Show HN: Pillr – Real estate market trends and comps by zipcode(trends.pillr.io)
3 points by tndibona 1y ago|1 comments
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by tndibona 2y ago
While I agree that LLMs cannot replace humans and that a job cannot simply be reduced to a bunch of LLM tasks, they definitely do accelerate a human’s potential to do more tasks efficiently. This is the key for the capitalists to exploit. F
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by tndibona 2y ago
But what about the cost and complexity of a room with the racks and the cooling needs of running these machines? And the uninterrupted power setup? The wiring mess behind the racks.
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by tndibona 2y ago
Can this defeat perimeterX used by Zillow?
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by tndibona 2y ago
Microsoft startup founders hub. I needed to get up to speed on RAG and Fine tuning. I shot about 40 introductory messages to their “Connect with an expert” network. I found a data scientist guy from Egypt who responded. He gave me a one hou
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by tndibona 2y ago
My issue here is not so much with his brazen designs for world, rather it is the people sitting that actually clap, cheer, and laugh.
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by tndibona 2y ago
This isn’t getting front page news on CNN, Fox, or WNYC radio. This is concerning.

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