@christiandean_
I read that part differently. I figured he was playing a martingale strategy which would normally go bust but he was buying back into the game when he lost. Basically hacked the math with his pocketbook and then when it finally paid off he cashed out
@ctjlewis
Apple tends to use the “last mover advantage” strategy. They’ll wait for the tech to be ironed out and stabilized, then release it in a year or two. I have no insider knowledge but I’m pretty sure we’ll see SiriGPT in a year or two.
@bitemyapp
agree, I especially like how I can leave in the middle of a refactor, go outside or w/e, then come back without missing a beat, the compiler's got my back. Can't do that in Clojure
@groupreadaccess
@eigenrobot
This wasn’t a psyop to make people think modern art is good when it actually is bad, as was implied above
it was just good old fashioned propaganda using existing art forms and trends
@rtfeldman
@elmlang
My little brother dropped out of college 1 yr ago. With my help he picked up Elm and wrote a web app. Now learning Haskell w/
@haskellbook
@balajis
Create tax breaks if the grandparents live with you
- reduces cost and burden of childcare
- fewer occupied homes => increased supply => lower cost of housing
- more people around is good for child development in general
They're not "vaccine passports," they're movement licenses. It's not a vaccine, it's experimental gene therapy. "Lockdown" is at best completely pointless universal medical isolation and at worst ubiquitous public incarceration.
Call things what they are, not their euphemisms.
@krishnanrohit
@tomjaguarpaw
You can train on it theoretically but we haven’t prioritized that workflow in our software because it’s a one time cost vs inferencing. So inference is the better business to target
@RRR0BYN
> He is self mastered, he isn’t at the whims of his passions.
The mark of a man that has grown out of boyhood.
Sad that this is controversial.
@dmvaldman
If Ilya is so good at seeing the far reaching consequences of AGI, why couldn’t he predict the blowback from a surprise firing of the CEO?
Doesnt add up
On Friday, I hosted a Space with
@JonathanRoss321
, the founder and CEO of
@GroqInc
- a company I invested in that is building custom chips for AI inference.
Jonathan, a former high-school dropout, entered the chip industry while working on ad optimization at Google’s New York
@StevenBrust
@chaosprime
What? The State has not existed for all of “human history”, it’s a very recent invention. Ownership predates it by a few millenia
@urbit
Technically: a completely new tech stack, written with functional programming principles and simplicity in mind
Practically: no ancient tech debt. No logging libraries with code nobody has read, 2 underappreciated maintainers and 0-day exploits
@KetoCarnivore
As a kid I was told they stored water in their humps and that’s how they survive the desert 😂 I guess it’s partially true, “metabolic water”
@explorativeLins
@WilliamGrobman
@liberalnotlefty
no the nutrition curricula are very outdated and inadequate. there are plenty of studies on the status of physician nutrition training that measure this. doctors must know the vast field of disease, so i dont blame them, just stating a fact
I feel like an AI agent to handle my email should be 100% doable at this point. I don’t want to read all of my email, just tell me what’s important, ask for my response and send a reply for me.
@paleocarnivore
Many people do fine on ~1:1 (fat to protein by gram). Lower than that seems to cause problems. Moving from ~1:1 to KetoAF (~2:1 with ~1.2-1.4 g protein / kg ideal weight) does sometimes seem to entail more keto-adaptation.
@owenbroadcast
I think you’re missing the larger historical context. Pre-1900 or so, art could derive meaning from the Christian metaphysic and cosmology. Since that has been deconstructed and dismantled, we now live in the postmodern era where science has become the dominant cosmology. Art
@Kevin2_3_5_7_11
@ThaddeusRussell
An infinite number of interpretations does not mean they are all equally useful. You need the *relative* context to determine usefulness, hence “relativism”
One major point: With a bit more integration, bitcoin on urbit is basically a full replacement for Stripe. Imagine a decentralized Stripe, that works together with P2P services. Really powerful stuff...
@New_E_Mom
My wife uses a “gelatin egg” for most egg replacements. Look it up on YouTube it’s basically mix gelatin powder and water 1:3 ratio, kinda hard to mess up. Plus gelatin is great for you
Investors who talked to me on Demo Day used to be surprised that I had such a detailed understanding of what all the companies were doing. But it wasn't surprising when you consider I'd basically written a short essay about each one.