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tony69
8d ago
Example 5: how does a giant LLM that needs million-dollar server racks just to run, replicate itself over the internet?
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10d ago
The Truth Machine is a great sci-fi novel exploring this topic ( https://coins.ha.com/information/ttm.s )
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29d ago
It’s not like they do it on purpose rubbing hands
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1mo ago
Some crimes are bad enough that the perpetrators don’t deserve second chances. I’m ok with punishment for its own sake in some cases even if it would be more “cost effective” or “productive” for society to rehabilitate.
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1mo ago
Seems to me that the TAM for a fan is basically infinite for any single company, therefore making a product that is too high quality or long lasting could still get you growing yoy sales for a long time and stay in business. But you’re prob
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1mo ago
“Not in charge of” can agree “Have no access to” I have doubts
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3mo ago
There’s TIPS ETFs
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3mo ago
Plenty of hedged equity funds out there. Trade some performance for peace of mind.
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3mo ago
Yes. That’s what passive investing is. You give money to the passive fund, the passive fund buys the market. No regard to price or any other metric.
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4mo ago
In Italy, it’s illegal to pay in cash anything over 5000 euros
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4mo ago
I’m not sure what the justification is, but I assume it’s some flavor of “so index fund holders don’t miss out on returns”. It’s crooked because index inclusion drives massive flows at any price . SpaceX understands this and with so much m
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4mo ago
In big tech’s case it’s mostly to offset massive stock compensation of executives and insiders
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4mo ago
Yes, but it was done for spacex and it’s crooked
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4mo ago
By “raising death taxes”, I meant comprehensively, eliminating loopholes, as the sources I linked discuss more at length. Re: irrevocable trust, a cursory search revealed no legitimate use case imo, all use cases I see are proxies to skirt
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4mo ago
Wealth tax is highly impractical. Very high and inescapable death taxes is what we need. Like 80% after an initial exemption amount. https://www.yesigiveafig.com/p/the-summer-slide-part-3-the-t... https://m
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5mo ago
Broken Money by Lyn Alden is a good book on the topic
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8mo ago
.74 is pretty weak for a correlation, and correlation is already mostly meaningless on its own
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8mo ago
The picture of the 4004 and 8008 are super low res
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10mo ago
Our business got charged a 200% tariff on a UPS import from Japan, completely incorrect. The dispute is taking much longer than OP’s. Either UPS doesn’t know what they’re doing, or they willfully charge higher fees, or maybe they’re just un
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11mo ago
He is describing how bidding for publicly funded projects fails, because the bidding process designed to avoid corruption has been poorly designed (or corrupted by lobbying) such that it effectively sidelines honest and qualified bids. I wo
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11mo ago
Stack allocation/deallocation does not fragment memory, that’s a yuge difference for embedded systems and the main reason to avoid the heap
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11mo ago
Nice. In california it’s $800/yr
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1y ago
You would’ve sold it way before it became FU money
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1y ago
In Europe this (some rec drugs bring out latent schizophrenia) is taught in med school as a “known fact” (source: psychiatrist friend) so it’s well beyond “starting to seem”
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1y ago
*I Promessi Sposi (spelling)
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Astronomers claim strongest evidence of alien life yet
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You have it reversed. Currency inflation leads to unfair distribution because the value of financial assets grows faster than the real economy (it inflates). Currency deflation benefits the poorer. As technology and productivity grow, it co
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2y ago
Deflation is fairer and reduces moral hazard in finance. The weak point of gold is that it’s too slow to settle transactions (you have to move it), so a paper gold system on top of it inevitably arises. [0] “broken money” by Lyn Alden
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It’s comforting knowing that I’m not the only one being driven crazy by the renaming file focus thing. Now when I paste a file and go to rename, I wait and watch the focus selection switch 3 times before I know I’m good to type
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2y ago
(not OP) I open the “videos” folder and it takes 10 seconds to show the files list (there’s only like 50 files). I tried various forum solutions (whose existence proves it’s a bug) and nothing worked. Only happens on the videos folder.
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