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by TSiege 8mo ago
Now that Tech Oligarchs are a great leap closer to replacing programmers, are we any step closer to seeing the need to organizing and unionizing?
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by TSiege 8mo ago
> Do you enjoy brick laying and calculating angles around doorways? You're the engineer. Do you want to be the architect hiring engineers, working with project managers, and assessing the budget while worrying about approvals? These
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by TSiege 8mo ago
This would be funnier if it wasn’t child porn being unredacted by our government
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by TSiege 8mo ago
One thing to keep in mind. xAI and SpaceX both have contracts with the DoD. So it makes sense he moved it there rather than Tesla. Not sure I buy the needing AI for doing more in space or if this is to save sinking ship, but if one of his t
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by TSiege 8mo ago
I'd look at things beyond the magnificent seven. Economists and traders have noticed that the SP 500 now has a K shape similar to our class wealth distribution. https://fortune.com/2025/11/10/markets-k-sh
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by TSiege 8mo ago
Does anyone have a paywall free link to inference costs for models? The article links to an estimate from the information which has a heavy subscription cost and paywalls everything
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by TSiege 8mo ago
I think AI has the potential to break this model. It reduces switching costs immensely
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by TSiege 8mo ago
This poster is right. Offshoring is a growing factor as US companies do to white collar work what they did to manufacturing
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by TSiege 8mo ago
They are not reluctant
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by TSiege 8mo ago
Tofu is considered processed food, not ultra processed
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by TSiege 8mo ago
This is literally the situation the comment I'm responding to set up
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by TSiege 8mo ago
I think this is the same phenomenon as the author describes, but on a smaller scale
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by TSiege 8mo ago
A train is barreling down the tracks while you stand at a switch. Do nothing and the train will destroy dozens of bicycles. If you pull the switch the train will kill one woman you've never met. You sure you still wanna pull that switc
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by TSiege 9mo ago
I think thats only true for propeller planes, which use leaded gasoline. Jet fuel is just kerosene
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by TSiege 9mo ago
The challenge with no longer developing new models is making sure your model is up to date which as of today requires an entire training run. Maybe they can do that less or they’ll come up with a way to update a model after it’s trained. Ma
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by TSiege 9mo ago
It depends on how this happens. Labor would still be more expensive here than developing economies. We could easily just end up with a weaker dollar and floundering manufacturing, which means more inflation.
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by TSiege 9mo ago
You're also forgetting BRICs and the EU's efforts to create their own banking systems that would make it easier to do trade and finances without the dollar as an intermediary. The dollar being the reserve currency is going to be c
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by TSiege 9mo ago
You're conflating Charlie Kirk trying to foment anger and humiliate random non-public figures to one of the most public and powerful person in the tech industry. Sam has made bombastic claims that were key to his success along with his
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Nvidia Kicks Off the Next Generation of AI with Rubin(nvidianews.nvidia.com)
55 points by TSiege 9mo ago|46 comments
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by TSiege 9mo ago
Extreme Codesign Across NVIDIA Vera CPU, Rubin GPU, NVLink 6 Switch, ConnectX-9 SuperNIC, BlueField-4 DPU and Spectrum-6 Ethernet Switch Slashes Training Time and Inference Token Generation Cost Technical details available here https:&#x2F
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by TSiege 9mo ago
I've posted this before here. The science is screaming that these ecosystems cannot recover on any meaningful timescale because these modules form over millions of years and produce the only oxygen available in the depths of the ocean
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by TSiege 9mo ago
FYI Fairly certain this account is a bot. Acct created in 2023 and has 36k karma
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by TSiege 9mo ago
This is called Carbon Capture and Storage and so far it has never been worth it energetically. And the only companies doing it are oil companies in a process known as enhanced recovery which pushes more co2 out than is pushed in. The OP was
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by TSiege 9mo ago
The difference is that the food industry at least feeds me and a house provides me shelter. The people in charge of building AI data centers intend to replace all labor in using my own and leave me begging for peanuts, while also making ene
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by TSiege 9mo ago
I guess you haven't heard about their clean energy sector
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by TSiege 9mo ago
I've not heard the inevitable loss as a culprit for Chinese demand. IIRC it had to do with a failed paper money system triggering inflation followed by a reversion to silver for exchange plus a growing population and market forces from
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by TSiege 10mo ago
I agree. This is just make believe based on a smaller subset of human writing than LLMs we have today. It's responses are in no way useful because it is a machine mimicking a subset of published works that survived to be digitized. In
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by TSiege 10mo ago
More perfect and consumer reports did a joint investigation and have uncovered this already happening. https://youtube.com/watch?v=osxr7xSxsGo&pp=0gcJCR4Bo7VqN5tD
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by TSiege 10mo ago
They did not create a unitary executive. The concept of a unitary executive as rule of law did not exist until a 2020 decision by the John Robert's court
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In 2020, five years ago, was essentially the exact same court as today, except KBJ replaced Breyer. The precedence in question dates to 1935 Humphrey's Executor v. United States where a conservative Supreme Court sought to cut back exe

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