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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
A few months ago I saw one of Gartner's AI Magic Quadrants (there are several) and it had IBM, Oracle, and a few companies I'd never heard of in the Leaders quadrant and OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google in the bottom left. Obviously
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Is this a new model or a router front-ending existing models?
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
AI isn't propping up the economy. The BELIEF that AI will replace almost all labor (employees) is what's propping up the economy. Or rather, propping up the stock market. I'm not sure what kind of economy we're going
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
>employees were given until August 10 to decide whether they want to take the buyout, which amounts to nine months of salary This isn't a "buyout" and it certainly isn't "making them whole" which is what the
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Notice how they stopped talking about this after the election? But yes, together, the Big 3 are the single largest shareholder in 88% of SP500 companies. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/business-and-politic
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
He will announce they're selling the foundry business within the next 12-18 months. I'm certain of it.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Now I REALLY wish I would have figured out a way to make it to the UK for Black Sabbath's final concert a couple of weeks ago.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
You're in luck. Video of an MRI magnet being quenched that I posted above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SOUJP5dFEg
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
If anyone is curious what pushing the button to turn off (AKA "quench) the magnet looks like, there's this video of an MRI machine being decommissioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SOUJP5dFEg You push the but
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Layoffs have just become a way to manage quarterly EPS.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
I was super disappointed by the recent "18A will be an internal only node, 14A will be for external customers" announcement. Immediately reminded me of "we're skipping 20A because 18A is better than expected". If
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
The one constant through Intel's almost two decade long downfall across multiple CEOs has been the BOARD. At what point do they get assigned blame?
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
A quick Google search reveals these bacteria produce the imidazole propionate from histidine. Unfortunately, histidine is an essential amino acid (necessary for life and our bodies can't produce it so we need it in our diet).
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Remind me, does she have plans to release an actual product? Or is this like Ilya's company where their first and only product will be AGI, if/when that ever happens?
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
It doesn't though. Go to your local Wal Mart, Costco, Home Depot, Target, etc. and try to make a purchase with it. Go to a local supermarket or restaurant and try to buy food with it. Stop at a gas station and try to buy fuel with i
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
It does matter whether something is useful and I really wish people would stop making comparisons to crypto because it's an absolutely terrible comparison. AI is certainly in a bubble right now, as with dotcoms in 1999. But AI is also
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Also, apparently it's not just Anthropic. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/14/anthropic-google-openai-xai-... Google, OpenAI,and xAI also get $200M each.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
> With CDAO and other DOD organizations and commands, we'll engage in: - Working directly with the DOD to identify where frontier AI can deliver the most impact, then developing working prototypes fine-tuned on DOD data - Coll
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Circumvents regulatory oversight and also shafts 99% of the employees. Seems to be a backdoor way to acquire the key founders/leaders and IP (via a perpetual license) while leaving behind a desiccated husk of rank and file employees,
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Click through to the law in question. It's the Civil Code not Criminal Code, and states, "an individual who has been harmed by a violation of this title, including, but not limited to, unauthorized access or use of ALPR informati
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
>what is dark matter? I suspect in the end it will turn out to neither be exotic new particles nor modifications to gravity, but rather that there is something fundamental about large scale structure formation in the universe that we jus
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
I've been reading commentary on aviation forums like PPRuNe and the consensus amongst pilots and others in the field seems to be that "electrical glitch" is a near impossibility. Also, the report states "and immediately
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
I'd say the odds are 50%. The odds of the opposite scenario - where the pilot who said "did you flip the fuel cutoff" wasn't the one who did it are also 50%. Based on the cutoffs for both engines being flipped 1 second
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Hold up. GenX'er here, graduated college in the mid 90s. Are you telling me that college keg parties in the basements of off-campus housing is no longer a thing?
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
It's true that "AI detection algorithms" are not particularly reliable. It's also true that if you have fake CITATIONS in your works that such algorithms aren't necessary to know the work is trash - either it was wr
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
It's not just about smaller models. I recently bought a Macbook M4 Max with 128GB RAM. You can run surprisingly large models locally with unified memory (albeit somewhat slowly). And now AMD has brought that capability to the X86 wo
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Oh 100% the comparison to dotcom is better than crypto. Despite the hype, AI and dotcom both were useful, crypto was always a grift.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
If anything, the LLM overhype is starting to die down........to make way for the AI Agent hype which is on trajectory to be 1000X worse. People are writing articles and making videos about how AI Agents will replace SaaS. What?
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Pure propaganda. The people who were laid off were in the US, Canada, and Western Europe. The people who were "rehired" were in India. AI had a minimal role, primarily as a cover story.
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by DebtDeflation 1y ago
Watch them cancel 18A and claim it's because 14A is coming along faster and better than planned. Like they did with 20A.

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