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unknownx113
5mo ago
enterprise contracts. ARR is almost definitely juiced by counting future contract value
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unknownx113
5mo ago
That's probably more a personal preference than objective measurement. A lot of people already spent most of their dev time in the terminal, so for someone like myself that uses neovim claude code or codex cli are much easier than usin
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unknownx113
5mo ago
mac studio 512gb versions are entirely sold out for this reason precisely
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unknownx113
5mo ago
trusting a startup to accurately report its revenue in this market is about the dumbest thing you can do
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unknownx113
6mo ago
that disqualifies like 80% of papers lmao
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unknownx113
6mo ago
you're probably overcomplicating it; as the paper says, it's embarrassingly simple: given a problem set, generate a response for each problem with a fixed temperature and truncation - then fine tune the model on the generations. T
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unknownx113
6mo ago
Too true. I won't say who it was but a prominent partner in my batch referred to, essentially, a lack of morality as a "competitive advantage". I went back to the east coast after lol
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unknownx113
6mo ago
this is really mind-boggling to me as someone who grew up on the (old) internet. I think the reward factor is also a large part of it, for most of the last 10 years young people have seen that unethical behaviour results in success. For a d
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unknownx113
6mo ago
it's definitely a little of both. Founders my age (18-25 range) have spent the last 10 years of their life seeing that morally reprehensible behaviour is rewarded. Whether it be Trump, Musk, whoever - the reward circuit in their brain
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6mo ago
the behaviour that was one socially unacceptable in Silicon Valley has become mainstream. The woke stuff went way too far and, like everything, the pendulum swung back the other direction with equal force. VCs are largely the problem as the
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6mo ago
sadly this behaviour has become largely encouraged by YC
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6mo ago
Using predictions of past events as the benchmark where the LLMs have already been trained on the results seems quite flawed to me
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unknownx113
6mo ago
what the actual fuck is going on