Aboutplants

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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
The unknowns of defense spending is a feature and not a bug - for defense contractors
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
Which is hilarious because 5-10 billion dollars worth of Yen is not going to do much in the grand scheme of things. It’s a speed bump not a stop sign.
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
This is how we train the robots! Kind of half joking but captcha was used for language training, why not utilize the generation for robot training?
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
“by 2023, nearly half of young women reported zero fertility desire.” That is rather astonishing
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
People underestimate the massive number of completely useless books that have been published over the centuries. Any significant historical or social contributions are not in danger of going away.
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
Why would you educate and train them and then incentivize them to work elsewhere?
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
This is all starting to remind me of when the crypto startups started feeling pressure and began bailing each other out in an attempt to keep the whole thing afloat ala Bankman-Fried and CZ. It’s going to get messier before things shake out
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
Instead of butter I prefer to use Mayonnaise as the fat spread on the bread to cook in the pan. It does a fantastic job.
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
“Your model broke containment twice? Well ours did it 3 times!”
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by Aboutplants 2mo ago
Your move, Anthropic
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
The next revolution will be small scale generation. Fuel cells, extremely efficient cheap solar, even smaller modular reactors, etc. I live in western Pennsylvania and have both natural gas and electric service, a roof and 1/3 acre of
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OpenAI's rogue agent compromised an account at a second tech firm(reuters.com)
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I’ve always thought the same thing with regards to early explorers. Being on a ship, sailing into the complete unknown, for months. How would you not go insane?
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
Every single risk he identifies as a concern regarding China is exactly my concerns with the US having absolute control. Literally the exact same concerns
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
The rising price of hardware is already doing just that
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I don’t need the fastest car to get to where I’m going. I need a car that gets me to where I’m going at the speed I’m comfortable driving at.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I would argue that they actually don’t lack talent, they have an insane bench of really smart people. What they lack is any sort of direction and leadership. They are a ship lost in the ocean and up until now have been lucky to find a few t
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I truly think it’s because we are in the “Find out” phase and most people have very little hope (justifiably) in anything meaningful actually occurring that can prevent or mitigate climate change even a little bit.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
If true then they paid under $800 Million for their 6%, now valued at $94 Billion.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I was gonna say, this just puts more pressure to deliver ground breaking research with limited resources. And if history teaches us anything it’s that scarcity produces ingenuity.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
You have this flipped backwards
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I’d love a shed sized battery sitting on the corner of my property if it could give me 5-7 days of power.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
Curious if hoisting an Ipad on the end of his pool skimmer that just showed a video of random cars and their license plates, causing the camera to register a bunch of false positives?
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
This is way more of what I thought robotics companies should be working on over their dumb 4 legged dog like robots. Wheels were invented for a reason and we are awfully good at moving things around on them at speed. Combining multiple attr
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
So China is now only 4 months behind US frontier models now when the rule of thumb was 6 months just a little while ago.
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I’ve always been curious as to the level of success these programs achieve compared to just letting nature respond on its own. There are many cases where “dead” areas come back to life with abundance and give me pause as to whether we shoul
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I always see comments like this, alluding to how China (the government) provides so much more assistance to industry than the US does but in reality that is not really that true. The government spend in the US on AI is much greater than go
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I love this idea!
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by Aboutplants 3mo ago
I think this could be something where the middle ground is the best option, this being, just make the rule that any listing with a picture that includes GenAI must also include the original un-AI’d photo right before it. This allows the lis

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