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andersonpico

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andersonpico··on CERN uses ultra-compact AI models on FPGAs for real-time LHC data filtering
How so? Half the people here have LLM delusion in every thread posted here; more than half of the things going to the frontpage are AI. Just look at hours where Americans are awake.
andersonpico··on Personal Encyclopedias
the things people are comfortable delegating are really surprising, but the emotional reaction here is even more so: people are genuinely moved, it is bizarre
andersonpico··on Mayor of Paris removed parking spaces, reduced the number of cars
Why reclaiming city space is biased but covering the thing in parking lots is not?
andersonpico··on ChatGPT Health is a marketplace, guess who is the product?
> This is probably part of an effort to position them (...)

who is "them" referring to in this sentence?

andersonpico··on 65% of Hacker News posts have negative sentiment, and they outperform
their cynicism is perfectly understandable once you correctly identified the demographics (which you did), so I'm not sure why you're holding pessimism against poor people with a bleak future; like it or not that's far more anchored in reality than anything around these parts, as there are far more people with "bottom rung jobs" than software developers and VC investors in the bay area.
andersonpico··on Software engineers should be a little bit cynical
it's definitely not and would be absurd to suggest otherwise, but isn't it also a very common way of illustrating the dilution of responsibilities among a very large group of people?
andersonpico··on Software engineers should be a little bit cynical
oh that's a pretty nice summary of the points in the article, and while it seems to have sprung a nice discussion about interesting topics, the whole thread seems to have not understood the author as clearly
andersonpico··on Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through Sherlock Holmes
your whole text above is useless for everyone but you, but I understand you can't contain how you feel about woman
andersonpico··on Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through Sherlock Holmes
> (especially women)

It's always about that isn't it? Not getting the reaction you want, vilifying your interlocutor, then run crying with fingers in your ears screaming "lalala I didn't want it anyway" and declaring yourself a stoic is really indicative of the type of people who in the present day call themselves stoics.

This whole thread is just a long-winded version of redpill discourse, people who can see past minor adolescent romantic mishaps.

How pathetic is it to still model your whole life after women while pretending to be an isle of self-reliance? Men really are lost.

andersonpico··on Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through Sherlock Holmes
> I think it's sad that performative emotions & vulnerability seem to be a popular thing to have to signal for acceptance.

You only think it's performative because you think people are signaling. They're not and performative anything is not required for acceptance, but people are not accepting of others who deal with their social interaction in these terms and your very language betrays where you stand. These imaginary requirements for affection are not what's sad here.

andersonpico··on Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through Sherlock Holmes
divorced dad take
andersonpico··on Are consumers just tech debt to Microsoft?
I don't think gaming is really bigger than windows. Gaming revenue is 23B in 2025 and Windows+Devices is 17B, so just in this metrics they're already close; but you have to factor how much of their 120B Office+Productivity line on their annual report only exist because people use Windows. If you take LinkedIn and Dynamics out of the equation you get approximately 100B in Office, Teams, SharePoint and stuff like that and people only use these product at scale because they're on Windows.
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