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61.
by aaa_aaa 7mo ago
It is a misinformation machine. Funny thing is, it always was. People just want their misinformation reign supreme.
62.
by aaa_aaa 7mo ago
417 pages of ai infested text.
63.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
I bet my money on the immune system any day.
64.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
To me improving "government efficieny" is unattainable for large states. Who claims to achieve this is a fool or a bad actor.
65.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
This is probably the least likely reason people stop buying Tesla.
66.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
I thought The CEO of Vercel was heavily criticized to befriend/support a war criminal.
67.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
He was not the youngest GM. But youngest to achieve 2600 rating. Point increse would not be so hard for him as he already can beat top 20 players.
68.
by aaa_aaa 8mo ago
He does not play classical because it would immediately reduce his rating. Gelfand plunged. He would too.
69.
by aaa_aaa 9mo ago
It is simply because Mr. Yegge is seeking attention. As he always did.
70.
by aaa_aaa 9mo ago
No all they need is time. I am awaiting the dowfall of the ai hegemony and hype with popcorn at hand.
71.
by aaa_aaa 9mo ago
You summarized the "democracy the god that failed" book.
72.
by aaa_aaa 10mo ago
Because "government efficiency" is an oxymoron?
73.
by aaa_aaa 10mo ago
Because CO2 is a magic word. It can open free money doors. Or at least it used to.
74.
by aaa_aaa 10mo ago
I am suspecting there are some shills astroturfing for every LLM release. Or people are overreacting as a result of their unnecessary attachment.
75.
by aaa_aaa 10mo ago
Too long and aouthor does not have a clue on the fact that currently generational models are almost only useful for software development. Other than that it is mostly fluff.
76.
by aaa_aaa 10mo ago
Interesting that in the article, they do not say what the chip actually does. Not even once.
77.
by aaa_aaa 11mo ago
Oh the hubris.
78.
by aaa_aaa 11mo ago
Not until it was unveiled. Also still allowing. none has any backbone.
79.
by aaa_aaa 11mo ago
Some states can get away with what ever they want, so it does not matter for them.
80.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
I am old enough to remember banks and many sites shovelling windows to your mouth because they only work in IE. No, Chrome is not the same.
81.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Not sheep, lamb.
82.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
This has nothing to do with free markets. This is a state controlled entity. A warfare tool for the brutes.
83.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Not really.
84.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Word "regulation" makes it sound benign. It is not.
85.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Openai is an artificially and ridiculously inflated balloon. It has nothing except initial market capture with hype. But yes they will keep whipping investors and keep burning money.
86.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Pixel is superior.
87.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Aristocratic monarchy or tribal leadership with chosen consuls is also bad but preferable. It is much harder to buy off a king than democratic representatives. Also a king takes care of his property but temporary rulers of democracy loots.
88.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
People should fear Thiel not because his opinion on democracy but because he has no soul. Besides, democracy is overrrated at best, and terrible if large scale.
89.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
Get ready for statist backlash.
90.
by aaa_aaa 1y ago
There definitely could be. The incentive, mindset and invention spirit was there. Probably darpa and nasa even hindered competition.

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