If something were to be true, then foo. Or if this other thing were to be true, then bar. If it’s something else, then baz.
For those with the resources to do so, perhaps. But those well-resourced people fleeing the country are then leaving those who are not well-resourced to fend for themselves, and letting it further devolve. The US is…
> consider the movie Trolls World Tour can you elaborate?
Given all of the discourse about what’s happened at Cornell, you really thought this was a worthwhile comment to make? This sort of casual misogyny is at the root of the problem. Shame on you.
I think tools like this are needed and will become standard in the near future. However, the backend demo report seems longer and more complex than just reading the code. I’m trying to build something similar as well,…
SMS OTP is not very secure relative to a push notification to an app
Because it isn’t magic, there’s still Twitter auth required https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/blob/master/src/auth.nim Every individual running their own instance would be the equivalent of every individual having their…
Maybe the investors who you are potentially defrauding, or the FTC which regulates deceptive business practices?
The last people in history who had as much wealth as Elon Musk were emperors. Perhaps something can change to help prevent poverty and hunger if the economic value produced by society results in such enormous gains by…
the technical term is “pacing”
Open source Mononoke and EdenFS don’t really work outside of Meta. I looked into it some years ago for a large monorepo, determined it wouldn’t work, and shelved it. If I had a team of people and/or agents available we…
A lot of people are already responding either "Yes" or "No", but I have a slightly different take. The guy is liable for damages. If no damages were caused, there's no lawsuit. The government doesn't put people on trial…
They might actually be the best comparison, but for making the opposite point. Cars are very dangerous, manufacturers continue to knowingly make them more dangerous[0], but ultimately it's only the person behind the…
Wouldn't this have been in-development for quite some time under Cook?
The difference is that this is out of reach for anyone not backed by a large corporation. We're not talking about a $100/mo claude sub, large scale projects at the cutting edge cost thousands per month in API tokens.
I don't think I'm operating extremely cynically, but I think you may be misinterpreting what this thread is about. The GP above the comment that I initially replied to referenced the PISA result scores[0] put out in a…
high five do you want to expand on what you meant? the rest of your post is fine, but the opening sentence seems to suggest the cure to smartphones and AI having significant negative impacts on critical educational…
are you seriously suggesting that the cure to the education crisis is peptides?
Not only are they leading the AI revolution, but consumer AI app design follows the same principles as the screen-time-maximization apps. Skinner box design, pull a lever and get an answer (or an app, or a song, or a…
How does one who doesn’t have an employer funding their massive token budgets become “good at AI” the way that Karpathy describes here? I think the point is that this gap exists partially because of the access that a…
Outside of tech, seeking a 20% increase would be relatively uncommon.
I agree, but it isn’t.
I would posit that many people working on a sponsored visa may feel differently. edit: To be clear, when your relationship with work is good and your employer is largely benevolent, it can be fine. When things go…
Perhaps shocking to most of Silicon Valley, but you can do things outside of work, which have nothing to do with work, with no social connections to people at work.
Many local governments and municipalities use Twitter as the sole way to make announcements.
If something were to be true, then foo. Or if this other thing were to be true, then bar. If it’s something else, then baz.
For those with the resources to do so, perhaps. But those well-resourced people fleeing the country are then leaving those who are not well-resourced to fend for themselves, and letting it further devolve. The US is…
> consider the movie Trolls World Tour can you elaborate?
Given all of the discourse about what’s happened at Cornell, you really thought this was a worthwhile comment to make? This sort of casual misogyny is at the root of the problem. Shame on you.
I think tools like this are needed and will become standard in the near future. However, the backend demo report seems longer and more complex than just reading the code. I’m trying to build something similar as well,…
SMS OTP is not very secure relative to a push notification to an app
Because it isn’t magic, there’s still Twitter auth required https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/blob/master/src/auth.nim Every individual running their own instance would be the equivalent of every individual having their…
Maybe the investors who you are potentially defrauding, or the FTC which regulates deceptive business practices?
The last people in history who had as much wealth as Elon Musk were emperors. Perhaps something can change to help prevent poverty and hunger if the economic value produced by society results in such enormous gains by…
the technical term is “pacing”
Open source Mononoke and EdenFS don’t really work outside of Meta. I looked into it some years ago for a large monorepo, determined it wouldn’t work, and shelved it. If I had a team of people and/or agents available we…
A lot of people are already responding either "Yes" or "No", but I have a slightly different take. The guy is liable for damages. If no damages were caused, there's no lawsuit. The government doesn't put people on trial…
They might actually be the best comparison, but for making the opposite point. Cars are very dangerous, manufacturers continue to knowingly make them more dangerous[0], but ultimately it's only the person behind the…
Wouldn't this have been in-development for quite some time under Cook?
The difference is that this is out of reach for anyone not backed by a large corporation. We're not talking about a $100/mo claude sub, large scale projects at the cutting edge cost thousands per month in API tokens.
I don't think I'm operating extremely cynically, but I think you may be misinterpreting what this thread is about. The GP above the comment that I initially replied to referenced the PISA result scores[0] put out in a…
high five do you want to expand on what you meant? the rest of your post is fine, but the opening sentence seems to suggest the cure to smartphones and AI having significant negative impacts on critical educational…
are you seriously suggesting that the cure to the education crisis is peptides?
Not only are they leading the AI revolution, but consumer AI app design follows the same principles as the screen-time-maximization apps. Skinner box design, pull a lever and get an answer (or an app, or a song, or a…
How does one who doesn’t have an employer funding their massive token budgets become “good at AI” the way that Karpathy describes here? I think the point is that this gap exists partially because of the access that a…
Outside of tech, seeking a 20% increase would be relatively uncommon.
I agree, but it isn’t.
I would posit that many people working on a sponsored visa may feel differently. edit: To be clear, when your relationship with work is good and your employer is largely benevolent, it can be fine. When things go…
Perhaps shocking to most of Silicon Valley, but you can do things outside of work, which have nothing to do with work, with no social connections to people at work.
Many local governments and municipalities use Twitter as the sole way to make announcements.