maxilevi

since when ngrok is doing ai

It was never about hard work its about who owns the means of production. And it turns out the best way to amass huge amounts of wealth is creating something so you have ownership and working on growing it for decades.

Jeff had similar compensation as jassy when he was ceo. It’s just that he is also the owner.

thats not true in practice

Canada wouldn't be able to defend from an invasion

I just said LLMs

I don't mean search in the reductionist way but rather that its much better at translating, finding and mapping concepts if everything is provided vs creating from scratch. If it could truly think it would be able to bootstrap creations from basic principles like we do, but it really can't. Doesn't mean its not a great powerful tool.

LLMs are just really good search. Ask it to create something and it's searching within the pretrained weights. Ask it to find something and it's semantically searching within your codebase. Ask it to modify something and it will do both. Once you understand its just search, you can get really good results.

AED is pegged to the USD

most of them are non binding letters of intent, i don't think it's as trite as you put it

Try it and let us know

That only applies for industries that are growing. And most of the “gambling” happens in options markets which are perfectly zero sum before fees.

Similar to the plot of the library of babel (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel)

Half the features are not available

As if the government could do better capital allocation in the economy than buffett

temu and shein are cooked

In some countries its illegal to buy dollars due to currency controls.

They used NVIDIA GPUs, just less of them

There is no negative effect to doing so, why would you not?

The intention of the treaty of Versailles wasn’t to make a peaceful Europe

Most of the compensation is in stock awards not cash

And how many people are like that? You are basically discard most of the population

Unless you get an extended tech downturn and you lose 10 years of gains

Barter economies never had inflationary periods. Inflation as we see it is in it's major component caused by governments debasing the currency.

It's tricky because you almost never truly work on sophisticated systems as a whole. You usually interact with a small part of them that tends to be meaningless, (e.g. writing YAML files for complex k8s).

The exception to this would be if you are the one designing the system, but then most sophisticated systems tend to grow from necessity rather than central planning.

That's my experience at least.

Why?

What did you think about the Fountainhead?

The rise and fall of the third reich. Nazi Germany history tends to be looked from a far and trivialized, with phrases like "oh he attacked russia in the winter, what a dumbass", "it was another totalitarian government that got out of hand".

This book gave me a proper example and details on how horrible things begin, continue and end.

Yes, there are definitely better resources out there. This is just a WIP I had that I thought I’d share.

Do a masters in the US

Sure, but I doubt your average tradesman starting a business is targeting billion dollar markets.

Scaling software to the same level of revenue as a trade business is as easy if not easier. For one you don’t need that many employees