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yumraj
22d ago
According to Reuters which refers to this WSJ article [0], $30T is the TAM. Calling it potential revenue is a huge stretch. Not justifying as this number as it is stupidly large, but theoretically if AI replaced all White collar workers i
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yumraj
23d ago
I don’t think that’s peppermint. That’s pudina so spearmint. Mentha spicata.
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yumraj
23d ago
It seems to aid in digestion, soothe upset stomach, so maybe it does.
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yumraj
23d ago
There are two types of peppermint supplements being sold : mentha pipereta that this study looked at, and mentha arvensis. I wonder if mentha arvensis has the same effect. Supplements vs mint tea would be another interesting thing to stu
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yumraj
1mo ago
Why are mass weddings stupid? They save each person shit ton of cash and end result is the same. I’ll argue that over the top destination weddings are the ones that are stupid. Save the money for the down payment for a home.
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yumraj
1mo ago
No it doesn’t. Why? Because I don’t use it as a TV AND a set top box. I use it just as a TV that is connected to an AppleTV And before when I was using the inbuilt smart TV, I had disabled various android services related to ads on my Sony
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yumraj
1mo ago
I'll look into them, thanks..
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yumraj
1mo ago
Similar work flow. I have to, at times keep reminding it if it did code review before committing, which it fails to do at times. Also, even a glance at times has revealed issues that I’ve had to discuss and undo etc. But yes, it gets very t
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yumraj
1mo ago
Makes sense. Actually to expand, I believe this can make a lot of sense for industrial robots and such which have a more or less fixed job and latency matters more, so a well tested model may be more valuable than need to keep updating them
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1mo ago
How does that work, as in re-etching of silicon? Any pointers to read?
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yumraj
1mo ago
Given the fast churn of the models, how does it work out? Won’t the silicon etched model already be 1 or more versions behind by the time the silicon comes out. Though if it’s cheap enough, there certainly can be a market for cheaper model
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yumraj
1mo ago
There’s a difference between things getting incrementally better and a step function. LLMs will obviously keep getting incrementally better, but in order to get the kind on jump that LLMs themselves were, the sentiment is that we need somet
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2mo ago
Recently I was playing around in this space and came across Dafny, rather I should confess that Claude code pointed be to it. For software projects it seemed very approachable, even for a complete newbie like me. Probably not for Math thoug
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2mo ago
Any way to identify or block these proxy and ad click services in the router? Say a Ubiquiti or even pfsense? I’m not using any of these boxes for especially this reason, but about 10-15 years ago had noticed my treadmill pinging a Chinese
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2mo ago
Does it not work if you don’t connect to Internet and not create an account?
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2mo ago
Yahoo finance, Finnhub, Alpaca, Edgar.
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2mo ago
I have been building few tiny financial apps for analyzing the market, domains and stocks to see if I can use them to make investment decisions. Adding small tools to help understand specific option strategies, and once executed understand
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yumraj
2mo ago
Russians had conducted similar experiments, Znamya, in the 1990s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Znamya_%28satellite%29
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yumraj
2mo ago
This may be the reason why OpenAI reportedly delayed its IPO. They might have had an inkling that this was coming.
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3mo ago
I asked it to do code review of some personal projects, that will only run on my system, and it keeps giving me: This model's safeguards flagged this message. This sometimes happens with safe, normal conversations. Switched to Opus 4.
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3mo ago
This is an opportunity for MS to make a contrarian bet and keep supporting physical media. IMO they will benefit from acquiring gamers who want to keep using physical media. Though, I think they will follow what Sony is doing.
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SignalFire's State of Talent Report – 2026
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3mo ago
LinkedIn, Twitter and tons of money
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3mo ago
Such as?
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3mo ago
Several bigger projects, more like startup ideas. Few tools: 1) a combination of Python scraper and Claude skill to help family members find job by matching jobs to resume, to rank best fits 2) similar to above, but for stock data and finan
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4mo ago
What’ll happen to the investments when the markets crash?
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yumraj
4mo ago
Don't help him. Let him figure it out by himself, else they (he and hospital) will never learn.
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yumraj
4mo ago
one's a head of product, didn't read beyond that..
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yumraj
5mo ago
just reload. I got the same message, accessing from US, goes away on refresh.
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yumraj
5mo ago
Asafoetida/Hing[0] is widely used in Indian cuisine and it does help, anecdotal evidence of course. How/why it works, is something I can't say. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asafoetida also talks abo
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