Matches my experience in adtech, Q4 was always at least half of our yearly revenue. Q1 usually came in at less than 1/4 of Q4.
Because all of discovery is only ~7% of the total cost of development. So even if you knew with 100% confidence that you could pick the right candidate and skip all the other testing steps for all other candidates, you…
That's my understanding as well. Seems like they're improving a $20 part of a billion dollar process, and a part that was already heavily using state of the art AI/simulation at that. The computers already spit out more…
The new AI powered Alexa beta basically can't do egg timer, music, or light switch duties as reliably as the old Alexa, which basically makes it useless. You'd think with all the data collected by these tech companies,…
Rust has Rhai and Roto too if you need better than Python level of developer considerations.
I'm hoping one day people look at Python the same way they look at Perl and PHP. There has been so much programming language innovation in the past decade that I'm surprised someone hasn't built a better Python. I'd…
They're not competing against each other, they're competing against free/local/open weight models that they're also lobbying very hard to regulate/ban.
Ruby caught a second wind when they started putting effort into their JIT, which in our testing made it quite a bit faster than every interpreted language except JS in real world performance. But then Python got a…
Most banks let you schedule recurring transfers.
It's also marketing that their AI is hilariously terrible because AI Overview is the biggest posterchild for AI slop and often used as an example of how bad Google is at AI. Gemini proper isn't that bad, just the ultra…
The ones in LA just get stuck behind things because LA loves its park anywhere you want anarchy. But also the Waymos use alleys, driveways, and private parking lots that they're really not supposed to. Always a bit…
Pretty sure most of the post-exposure cost is from the immunoglobulin, which is also why antivenom is often so expensive because it is often immunoglobulin based. A synthetic alternative to immunoglobulin should bring…
They get stuck in LA as it is which is pretty chill for a major American city all things considered. They're just really cautious and do need an extra 10s to think sometimes, and there's a lot of driving scenarios that…
The grass too, everyone knows bikes ride on grass.
My previous employer even suggested code reviews are for human code only, AI-only code can go out without review as long as CI passes since the AI can be prompted to review its own code before committing.
Arguably hybrids rely on software much more than EVs do since it has to all the motor/battery management EVs do, but also coordination with the engine and transmission which EVs do not have, and Toyota has been the…
I'll say track and test yourself, since it depends highly on skin tone and weather. That study also claims 12-20 ng/mL 25-hydroxyvitamin D is sufficient. My doctor says the post-COVID studies suggest 75 ng/mL is closer…
The studies I've seen from HCl claim it's more bioavailable too, so you only need 1/3 the dosage compared to honohydrate. That makes the cost pretty comparable. But otherwise, I'd agree that monohydrate has…
I haven't seen the 20g loading dose recommendation on anything recently either. Everything I've seen just recommends 5g/daily. My regular supplements that I've noticed made any difference is: creatine, vitamin D, and…
I don't think dosing affects much, as long as you have excess creatine, the extra water requirements are determined by your muscle mass.
20g is a loading dose (typically for a week), then it's 3-5g daily for maintenance. But I've seen studies that 5g daily catches up to the 20g loading dose after about a month.
My understanding is it's a bit of a bind and release process that moves the water from outside of the muscle cell to inside of it until the cell is saturated or the creatine is consumed. So the amount of creatine…
My doctor added vitamin D test to his patients recurring blood work since the start of COVID, and found out just about all his patients was deficient or near it. If you don't have a primarily fish based diet or spend…
I get it too if I don't drink a lot more water. So did many people on my sports team. Creatine binds to water (making less water available to your muscles) and allows your muscles to work harder (which makes them need…
I just wish Graphene had better support for non-Google hardware.
Matches my experience in adtech, Q4 was always at least half of our yearly revenue. Q1 usually came in at less than 1/4 of Q4.
Because all of discovery is only ~7% of the total cost of development. So even if you knew with 100% confidence that you could pick the right candidate and skip all the other testing steps for all other candidates, you…
That's my understanding as well. Seems like they're improving a $20 part of a billion dollar process, and a part that was already heavily using state of the art AI/simulation at that. The computers already spit out more…
The new AI powered Alexa beta basically can't do egg timer, music, or light switch duties as reliably as the old Alexa, which basically makes it useless. You'd think with all the data collected by these tech companies,…
Rust has Rhai and Roto too if you need better than Python level of developer considerations.
I'm hoping one day people look at Python the same way they look at Perl and PHP. There has been so much programming language innovation in the past decade that I'm surprised someone hasn't built a better Python. I'd…
They're not competing against each other, they're competing against free/local/open weight models that they're also lobbying very hard to regulate/ban.
Ruby caught a second wind when they started putting effort into their JIT, which in our testing made it quite a bit faster than every interpreted language except JS in real world performance. But then Python got a…
Most banks let you schedule recurring transfers.
It's also marketing that their AI is hilariously terrible because AI Overview is the biggest posterchild for AI slop and often used as an example of how bad Google is at AI. Gemini proper isn't that bad, just the ultra…
The ones in LA just get stuck behind things because LA loves its park anywhere you want anarchy. But also the Waymos use alleys, driveways, and private parking lots that they're really not supposed to. Always a bit…
Pretty sure most of the post-exposure cost is from the immunoglobulin, which is also why antivenom is often so expensive because it is often immunoglobulin based. A synthetic alternative to immunoglobulin should bring…
They get stuck in LA as it is which is pretty chill for a major American city all things considered. They're just really cautious and do need an extra 10s to think sometimes, and there's a lot of driving scenarios that…
The grass too, everyone knows bikes ride on grass.
My previous employer even suggested code reviews are for human code only, AI-only code can go out without review as long as CI passes since the AI can be prompted to review its own code before committing.
Arguably hybrids rely on software much more than EVs do since it has to all the motor/battery management EVs do, but also coordination with the engine and transmission which EVs do not have, and Toyota has been the…
I'll say track and test yourself, since it depends highly on skin tone and weather. That study also claims 12-20 ng/mL 25-hydroxyvitamin D is sufficient. My doctor says the post-COVID studies suggest 75 ng/mL is closer…
The studies I've seen from HCl claim it's more bioavailable too, so you only need 1/3 the dosage compared to honohydrate. That makes the cost pretty comparable. But otherwise, I'd agree that monohydrate has…
I haven't seen the 20g loading dose recommendation on anything recently either. Everything I've seen just recommends 5g/daily. My regular supplements that I've noticed made any difference is: creatine, vitamin D, and…
I don't think dosing affects much, as long as you have excess creatine, the extra water requirements are determined by your muscle mass.
20g is a loading dose (typically for a week), then it's 3-5g daily for maintenance. But I've seen studies that 5g daily catches up to the 20g loading dose after about a month.
My understanding is it's a bit of a bind and release process that moves the water from outside of the muscle cell to inside of it until the cell is saturated or the creatine is consumed. So the amount of creatine…
My doctor added vitamin D test to his patients recurring blood work since the start of COVID, and found out just about all his patients was deficient or near it. If you don't have a primarily fish based diet or spend…
I get it too if I don't drink a lot more water. So did many people on my sports team. Creatine binds to water (making less water available to your muscles) and allows your muscles to work harder (which makes them need…
I just wish Graphene had better support for non-Google hardware.