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@chaoticalHeavy
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @chaoticalHeavy 8 Aug \ on: How did getting / being married impact your bitcoin allocation? bitcoin
I switched my Bitcoin allocation from 75% to 25%.
My fiat holdings are down 50%.
Yes it's expensive.
can self-reliance (trusting in the force) get you to a good place alone?
Life is effortless unless we obstruct our intuition.
You need to turn off the bullshit thoughts and beliefs that obscure your intuition.
That requires "mind training" to erase all the obstructions you have put in your mind.
You can tell you are on the wrong path if you feel yourself "exerting effort".
I heard the Asylum in West Virginia was pretty spooky.
TL:DR
In short: The tariffs are hurting the very industries they were supposed to help. It's time to put an end to this failing experiment in economic central planning.
I am relieved
OpenAI says that ChatGPT will not use interactions with federal employees as training data.
if the payment went directly to the reader
I don't understand this.
Does paying to post affect this reasoning at all?
Yes I paid a premium to post this in Culture.
This is good
When I think of this as a business owner, maybe next time I will skip the passwords and save a few dollars.
Maybe just post with spelling and grammar mistakes and if it comes across as genuine I think you'll be rewarded for it
No, please don't
TL DR
LM inflation. It is very easy to use LLMs to turn short, simple content into something long and seemingly profound
This works the same way if you are just throwing something together without AI.
I always expect to throw away my first attempt after I get it "working".
Usually the third attempt is production ready.
@perscrutador I have noticed a sudden influx of comments that sound like bots.
Someone is playing around with how Stacker News works.
I hope they write up their experiment and publish it when they have some conclusions.
TL;DR
LLMs are leaky abstractions, sure. But they now work well enough so that they solve the problem Python solved for me (fast prototyping), without the disadvantages of Python (lower safety guarantees, slowness, ambiguity).
Because of this, I predict a decrease in Python adoption in companies, specifically for production deployments, even though I like it so much.
I agree Americans are likely to take things like monetary debasement seriously enough to find a "fix".
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