Rover222

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by Rover222 8mo ago
It's not obvious because the multiplier effect of AI is being used to reduce head count more than to drastically increase net output of a team. Which yeah is scary, but my point is if you don't see any multiplier effect from using
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Try Opus?
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by Rover222 8mo ago
I mean get onboard or fall behind, that's the situation we're all in. It can also be exciting. If you think it's still just slop and errors when managed by experienced devs, you're already behind.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
unrelated: typing on an iPhone is hellish these days
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by Rover222 9mo ago
This is a weird take. Yes they want to make money. But not by advancing some internal agenda. They're trying to make it confirm to what they think society wants.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
It's wild how many people doesn't realize this is happening. And not in some organized conspiracy theory sort of way. It's just the extreme political correctness enforced by the left. The right has plenty of problems too. But
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by Rover222 9mo ago
Not 100x but absolutely 4x to 5x increase in productivity for everyone on team on a large enterprise codebase that serves the military a lot of serious clients. To deny at least that level of productivity at this point, you have to have you
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by Rover222 9mo ago
Yeah healthcare either needs a lot more or a lot less free market forces, that's for sure. Current situation is fucked.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
no, just merely more satellites than the rest of the world combined, with the first functioning laser links in a large constellation.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
My lord a sensible comment her. A hearty upvote.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
The top comment: "Musk is up to something here." It never fails here. Ya'll are soooo determined to assume ulterior motivations. He has always been direct about his motivations, whether it's about politics or business de
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by Rover222 9mo ago
I'd argue that more free market forces need to be applied to the biggest failings in the US - healthcare costs, housing costs, etc. These industries are over-sheltered by over regulation and political roadblocks. And in what systems ar
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by Rover222 9mo ago
"corrupt space with capitalism" I think this is how the masses feel at this point. Progress bad. Capitalism inherently bad. Anything non-natural, bad.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
why can't they grasp it?
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by Rover222 9mo ago
It's uhhh... clearly explained in the linked announcement.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
no
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by Rover222 9mo ago
You really can't grasp that GPUs scaled at this level is the most ambitious thing possible? That it will be the foundation of unfathomable technological innovation?
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by Rover222 9mo ago
I'm sure these comments will be rational and non-biased by political emotions /s
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by Rover222 9mo ago
It's really disturbing how confidently blinded you are by whatever political biases you have.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
I think you greatly overestimate humans
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by Rover222 9mo ago
LLM is already an outdated term in terms of frontier models. Continued build out of ever larger data centers will drive the coming wave of robotics with varying forms of world models. People who claim LLMs won’t change the world are stuck i
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by Rover222 9mo ago
There will always be an incentive to scale data centers. Better algorithms just mean more bang per gpu, not that “well, that’s enough now, we’ve done it”.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
4 million is absolutely nothing for vested interests trying to steer a US presidential election.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
I shall not explain the obvious
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by Rover222 9mo ago
That's an 11 year old study that is no longer correct based on the modern electric grid. Also focusing on only carbon footprint is misleading. EVs pollute far less overall, even on the 2015 electric grid.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
Mostly just saying the sentiment I've seen on reddit comments or X posts, stuff like this: https://x.com/duncancampbell/status/1647109450438955008 I'm not saying the idea is institutionalized by the demo
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by Rover222 9mo ago
Similar to the idea that electric cars are net worse for the environment because some of the materials used to make them. Worse than 20 years of burning gasoline in an ICE car? It's so ridiculous.
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by Rover222 9mo ago
It's kind of bizarre to see the far right and far left circle to the same misguided big oil conclusions, although for different reasons. The right doesn't want their traditional oil/coal industries threatened. The left is kin
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by Rover222 9mo ago
It’s scary enough giving access just to my local database. Claude has found inventive ways to twice wipe out my tables this week, despite Claude.md instructions to the contrary. (Of course I’m also to blame)
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by Rover222 9mo ago
No, starlink Mini is half that price.

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