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by ai-x 6mo ago
I'm literally talking about the fact that Anthropic is making $30B Annual Revenue, which is the result of less than $10B investment two years ago. The public hasn't seen the insane ROA/ROI on GPUs. So all AI adjacent stocks a
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by ai-x 7mo ago
Which is a good thing. Elon has showed the world, the only thing that limits the upper bound is bureaucracy, extreme risk-averse and no culture for experimenting. More and more companies will start operating on the correct reward/risk
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by ai-x 7mo ago
Yes. You can give me actual data points to disprove that, especially one with statistical significance (compared to other means such data can be obtained like impersonation)
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by ai-x 7mo ago
has it actually happened? If not, it literally fits my definition of hysteria
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by ai-x 7mo ago
Can you give me example of it actually happening? If not this is the definition of hysteria
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by ai-x 7mo ago
OTOH, breaches especially Health Data breaches are the most over-rated, hysteria inducing breaches of all time. There is ZERO use for anyone for your health data
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by ai-x 7mo ago
Once again all these hysteria should have affected this https://www.worldometers.info/demographics/life-expectancy/ https://data.unicef.org/topic/child-survival/under-five-mort... Appare
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by ai-x 7mo ago
Question 1: What caused the largest wipeout of species (like 99%+) and ecosystems in the history of planet earth? Question 2: Which species has the potential to prevent such wipeout in the future?
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by ai-x 7mo ago
once again show my the data of your choice (related to humans). The planet went through much worse climate change cycles
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by ai-x 7mo ago
It perfectly falls under - "Climate Warming is Man Made, don't need de-growth strategies because Technology will solve energy efficiency, clean energy growth and carbon capture and humans adapt along the way"
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by ai-x 7mo ago
At the end of the day, we are talking about humanity/civilization and not planet earth itself. We have easy measures of that - Real GDP. - Global Life Expectancy - Global Child Mortality - Global Poverty - Global Food Production If you
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by ai-x 7mo ago
put your money where your mouth is. Any idiot can generate hysteria in 2026. Make your prediction about any HDI metric -- Real GDP, Child Mortality, Life Expectancy, Poverty, Malnutrition (hunger) and give me your prediction for 2030 (or a
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by ai-x 7mo ago
By your own brilliant logic, since Growth is accelerating everywhere, Climate Change is not happening? https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/global-gdp-over-the-long-...
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by ai-x 7mo ago
The only group that cries and creates hysteria is the last group. So, not sure why you think the other groups consider it as bleak. From all the other groups perspective, they are winning, because nobody is buying the stupid de-growth, ban
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by ai-x 7mo ago
There are various levels of perspectives - Climate Warming is a hoax - Climate Warming is happening, but not Man Made and part of larger cycles - Climate Warming is Man Made, but drastic De-growth strategies cause more harm. - Climate Warmi
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by ai-x 8mo ago
Also, the ones you were right will provide 10,000x returns for all the 1x losses you have suffered.
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by ai-x 8mo ago
This is saying we have hundreds of open source OSes and Windows will never be a monopoly. Software always gets monopoly simply by usage. Every time a model gets used by esoteric use cases, it gets more training data (that a decentralized op
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by ai-x 8mo ago
Only if it has negative externalities.
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by ai-x 8mo ago
It's about regulatory burdens on the innovators.
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by ai-x 8mo ago
Yes, it's paranoid. All those things has ZERO effect on me. But, here's the worst part, paranoid people are *always* going to be paranoid and take elaborate steps and second-guess everything and everyone, while the rest of the pop
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by ai-x 8mo ago
There should be two separate lines of products. One in which privacy is priority and adheres to government regulations (around privacy) and probably costs 2x and one with zero government intervention (around privacy) which costs less and ti
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by ai-x 8mo ago
When Bezos first mentioned drone delivery, many intelligent, serious people laughed at it and accused of Bezos running out of ideas as Amazon was stagnant
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by ai-x 8mo ago
Google's marketcap moves by Waymo's entire marketcap in a single day.
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by ai-x 9mo ago
You are anecdote, not data. Data is saying demand >>>>> supply.
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by ai-x 9mo ago
The most important signal is actually that demand is far exceeding supply and there is no AI Bubble
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by ai-x 9mo ago
This directly contradicts the bubble narrative. If hyperscalers and neocloud have excess capacity and low demand, prices should be collapsing
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by ai-x 1y ago
I'm betting big on AI (not a shill if you are alluding to that). Address my points. All other things are irrelevant.
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by ai-x 1y ago
If 1 Billion people voluntarily use a product and many claim to be productive, there must be something good about the product right? But I guess Ed Zitron has found his audience
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by ai-x 1y ago
If Ed is neutral or an expert, he would have had the following analysis "What is the unit cost of serving a Token? It is the cost of electricity + amortized cost of GPU (GPUs would have been Capex, but because of their fast depreciatio
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by ai-x 1y ago
The jury is still out there if his analysis are level-headed or not. He says things that *some* people want to hear, but that's not level-headed E.g What is the unit cost of serving a Token? It is the cost of electricity + amortized co

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