darod

is it legal for police to track your movements in a state they have no jurisdiction in?

You can argue that reverse engineering anything is as hard if not harder than engineering something. I can’t imagine distillation is any different.

Just a note, be careful on your laptop in the front passenger seat. If you get into an accident, the airbag is pushing that device right towards your head.

"You don’t get build muscle using an excavator to lift weights. You don’t produce interesting thoughts using a GPU to think." Great line!

Curious have any of you tried the Charachorder? It's supposed to be the fastest "keyboard" to type on.

It’s called marketing and value signaling. Doesn’t mean they believe what they spew.

2 tom brady posts on the front page in one day?

two tom brady posts on the front in one day?

why does this require uploading my photos? can't something like this run native?

first iteration Sky

second iteration Net

when the waiter first comes to the table, you listen for their name and remember it. at the end of the meal, you raise your hand, state their name and when they look your way, cross your two index fingers to indicate "close out".

is this because the LLM actually reasoned on a better design or because it found a better design in its "database" scoured from another tenured engineer.

One thing not pointed out in the article, but I would like to hear others perspective on, is what happens at the 4 year mark when all options are fully vested and exercisable. This is a scenario for employees that have been there long-term. Should requests be made for further option grants? Should employers think about further option grants to retain employees? What are people’s thoughts and experiences?