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by aeternum 2y ago
IMO this offer is exactly to prove that point. Sam, if the non-profit is worth $40B then clearly you would be willing to sell it for $80B. That's pretty strong evidence that the non-profit isn't worth just 40B and thus the basis
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by aeternum 2y ago
Drive up or value it fairly? If Sam and the board are unwilling to even consider the $100B offer then it seems to be strong evidence that it is worth much more than $100B.
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by aeternum 2y ago
Good thing we live in a capitalistic society where this is an n+1 option rather than a socialist society where it is decreed that everyone must use starlink.
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by aeternum 2y ago
You can easily look up examples of Politico Pro online and even try a free trial. And yes it does look worthless. It provides things like a policy template and other boilerplate which an LLM model can now come up. Pro also offers many arti
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by aeternum 2y ago
Agreed, ripe with fraud and overall an unfair use of taxpayer money. Poorly thought out even for an emergency measure and we should not do it again.
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by aeternum 2y ago
What do you think about the legality of each federal department having millions in kickbacks to Politico in the form of hidden premium subscriptions? What about USAID being used to pay celebrities but only those that support one of the poli
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by aeternum 2y ago
If the gov will not be funded and you don't believe the gov will honor it's severance agreement why would you believe the employment contract will be honored after March 14?
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by aeternum 2y ago
This short video clip, no sound needed was enough to convince me the answer is very likely no. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3Hq7zTb1J4
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by aeternum 2y ago
This kind of double-speak is so annoying. "To be clear, the goal here is not to deny China or any other authoritarian country the immense benefits in science, medicine, quality of life, and so on that come from very powerful AI systems
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by aeternum 2y ago
Why are the live statistics so different than the conclusions in the paper? Here you can see that CA power is more than double the cost of PJM, Southwest, and Midcontinent power. Whenever I look at it, CA is still be burning a huge amount
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by aeternum 2y ago
When there are so many holes, the issue is often with leadership.
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by aeternum 2y ago
No, the key is to use the full context window so you structure the prompt as something like: For each line below, repeat the line, add a comma then output whether it most closely represents a product or service: 20 bottles of ferric chlori
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by aeternum 2y ago
If you actually read the comment you are reply-guying you might see that it was part of the quote by SpaceX :D
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by aeternum 2y ago
Why do people feel the incessant need to post about deleting/not using social media. They're clearly hypocrites as posting to a blog or HN is pretty much the same thing.
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by aeternum 2y ago
This is pretty clever but could also lead to the greatest parties in recent history. Very soon the norm will be to keep your phone off at any airbnb party.
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by aeternum 2y ago
If not all can have it then no one should?
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by aeternum 2y ago
It's good, worth the read.
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The author's themselves acknowledged this very point as the most important weakness of the study: Firstly and perhaps most importantly, selection bias is possible because individuals who are at higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s dis
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by aeternum 2y ago
I would love to and could do a better job, the barrier is the current system, it is immediately dismissed as unscientific if done outside of academia or an institution adjacent.
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by aeternum 2y ago
Very flawed study. Looked at profession based on death certificate which is most recent profession. Those with Alzheimer's likely won't last long as taxi drivers so they find a new profession. And voila their profession from the
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by aeternum 2y ago
>That would be the honorable thing to do. It's also notable that this is in fact what the now vast majority of other OpenAI founders chose to do.
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by aeternum 2y ago
Yes, especially since the study looked at professions on death certificates (likely to be last profession). There are many better ways to do this. Studies like this that are obviously flawed to anyone with a modicum of actual scientific&#x
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by aeternum 2y ago
Seems like some kind of achiral algae would actually be the most dangerous. People forget that blue-green algae caused a global climate apocalypse, polluted the oceans and atmosphere with deadly oxygen, caused all exposed iron to rust massi
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by aeternum 2y ago
His letter method makes so much more sense than numbers though. Higher resolution and faster to type.
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by aeternum 2y ago
In my experience this isn't as real as people think. More often than not, more resources increase scope which increases time. Cutting all three too often results in things being delivered faster.
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by aeternum 2y ago
>it would also take ~10^25 years for a classical computer to directly verify the quantum computer’s results!! This claim makes little sense. There are many problems that are much easier to verify than to solve. Why isn't that appr
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by aeternum 2y ago
No, yet another conclusion where the headline that runs is one of the least probable explanations. More likely: They opened it in a museum lab with a mediocre clean room that had some stuff floating around in it and ended up culturing orga
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by aeternum 2y ago
We know that all technology is a double-edged sword. Much has been lost to man-made fire, entire villages, cities, even humans purposefully lit on fire and made to burn while others watched. It can be used for great evil. But given the cho
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by aeternum 2y ago
Model 3 is priced under the average US car price. It is a mass market car. Yes Chinese EVs have superior economics. It's quite difficult to have both high labor rates "living wages!" and cheap cars. Tesla is still the most
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by aeternum 2y ago
You can work hard and not be stressed. Stress often comes from lack of control, what are the severe dangers? The most significant danger seems to be you get a low performance review. As a faang engineer that's a pretty weak a signifi

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