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BuckYeah··on Forget Gladwell
A very smart person once said if you want the right answer to a question, don’t ask for it. Instead, provide the best answer you’ve got and let the critics exhaust themselves proving you wrong until they eventually hand the correct answer over for free.
BuckYeah··on AI chipmaker Cerebras files for IPO
Where/how did you learn of the hedge fund usages?
BuckYeah··on 'Three New York Cities' Worth of Power: AI Is Stressing the Grid
You thought you wouldn’t find kool aid drinking tech fanboys here? You might need a new compass.

Tech companies and their cults are perfectly represented by the South Park episode about Priuses

BuckYeah··on 'Three New York Cities' Worth of Power: AI Is Stressing the Grid
I think you and the original metaphor maker are still not seeing the failure of the analogy. The bank with a $2B default gets bailed out by taxpayers and the billion dollar borrower gets bailed out through bankruptcy court—also the taxpayer. The person borrowing $2 screws themselves, and the same person borrowing $2 gets to bail out the bank and billion dollar borrowers.
BuckYeah··on How Apple Rules the World
Psychological warfare? Apple’s loyal fan boys can definitely come off a little culty but to compare apples marketing to something violent is just being dramatic.
BuckYeah··on Blood puddles, mold, tainted meat, bugs: Boar's Head inspections are horrifying
Ha! The age old vegetarian/vegan joke is too real
BuckYeah··on New York bans 'addictive feeds' for teens
I’m always amazed by how much some people want the government to control.
BuckYeah··on The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening
Don’t forget chickens eat bugs that eat things dosed in pesticides
BuckYeah··on CoreNet: A library for training deep neural networks
As someone who owns apple stock. I’m good with it
BuckYeah··on Android features I envy as an iPhone user
But why? Do you also hide your speedometer when using cruise control?
BuckYeah··on U.S. is said to open criminal inquiry into Boeing
Well put. Most skeptics these days are borderline conspiracists when it comes to delivering their opinions. The person above only needed to say, “trust but verify comedic claims” but instead they went down the all too common road of dogwhistling to other “skeptics.” I’m confident that quite a lot of John Oliver’s claims are verifiable (I have spent a lot of time doing my own research on the claims after watching the show). Not saying I’m a brilliant investigator but wanted to offer an opposing opinion. Blatantly sowing distrust is exactly the kind of behavior a true skeptic hopes to avoid.
BuckYeah··on Cellular outage in U.S. hits AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon users
Our corporate att phones are all down in multiple large campuses. About 10,000 phones total
BuckYeah··on Cellular outage in U.S. hits AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon users
Does starlink use the same bands and same equipment? I doubt it
BuckYeah··on Cellular outage in U.S. hits AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon users
Different bands could be affected differently if it is solar radiation related. Same exact model of phone?
BuckYeah··on Cellular outage in U.S. hits AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon users
NOAA is reporting R3 activity. Solar flare outage seems likely
BuckYeah··on Kids of parents making $158.2-222.4k/yr have worst odds of Ivy League acceptance
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, affirmative action was a red herring meant to distract from the real barrier to multigenerational economic-growth. It’s always been about money/class. Diversity matters, but would politicians have voted against the interests of their own progeny? I think not.
BuckYeah··on Building a Faraday cage with data passthrough for ESP32 reverse engineering
Probably a naive question but How do you test the ecofoil?
BuckYeah··on Bottled water has 'up to 100 times' more bits of plastic than previously feared
I read these articles and the comments and wonder how many people who are concerned with these things also drink alcohol or drive dangerously or consume unhealthy food. All of which will affect their lives way worse than particles of plastic.
BuckYeah··on Buffett once bet $1M that he could beat a group of hedge funds over 10 years
You’re only seeing part of the picture. There are definitely hedge funds outperforming the market but their strategies aren’t scalable for obvious reasons. These funds make great returns for clients as long as they stay “small” enough to stay nimble and fly beneath the radar.
BuckYeah··on Consumer Reports finds 'widespread' presence of plastics in food
Subway
BuckYeah··on OpenAI Engineers Earning $800k a Year Turn Rare Skillset into Leverage
5.5% is still historically reasonable. Look at what rates were in the 70s and 80s. The issue is so many people got used to the ridiculously low rates over the last 10 or so years.
BuckYeah··on San Francisco’s rent prices have never returned to pre-2020 levels
I live just outside of Dallas and my rent has gone up 50% in 3 years. Insurance up 60%. I wouldn’t move here