Yeah, but that’s the size where things definitely start dying.

50 is probably my ideal company size.

Do they do earnings calls? They’re not public.

Those soulless people who have no live off the craft drive me nuts, and a lot got in the field like 2017-2023 when everyone was trying to grow headcount as fast as possible.

Those people drive me mad.

From what I’ve seen it starts with a few people who abuse the niceties, or the first downturn, or both, and suddenly they’ve got an excuse to strip it all back.

It’s always one or the other that starts it. You have an office game console and someone brings their kids who spill pop on it or they take the games home. You get that guy who takes a box of snacks home and the CEO complains for like 2 years about it. You get someone who orders pay per view on a business trip. Etc.

Once you get to like 300 employees this threshold starts getting reliably exceeded.

That is not a name I would order even if it was half the price of the other beers.

Modern statistical tools are sufficient to simulate and model the fermentation process, I don’t even know what AI would even contribute here…

Maybe it’s a joke, because there is no AI in IPA.

This dude looks like he keeps a bag of dead doves he plans to return to the pet store in his fridge.

Just rename it to Copilot 12 or something, it’s way too confusing having a product not branded as copilot.

This is fucking gross.

This has nothing to do with training a GPT or model.

It’s a point form guide to using the Custom GPT feature in the ChatGPT app.

It’s really mostly just “write a prompt and upload pdfs”

I self host forgejo for my personal projects

I have not moved my open source stuff off gh.

Monte Carlo methods are where you use randomness to simulate complex problems that are hard to model exactly.

As a simple case let’s say you didn’t konw the value of π, but you were able to generate random numbers really quickly. If you make a square of side d, draw a circle inside, and then randomly place points in the square, then you can calculate π = percent in circle.

A more complex use would be apply the same idea to things like modelling wild fires. If you could generate tons of plausible scenarios then you can determine the most likely routes a forest fire will take.

These methods are used a lot in epidemiology, nuclear physics, astrolonomy, etc.

Man I would love to have access to chips like this.

Probabilistic computing would really benefit from this, I would invest in the company producing these.

I thought that was just the stripy ones

Out grey cat is also very sweet, and incredibly soft.

Zuckerberg accepted elons cage match invite, but Elon canceled or something.