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11mo ago
Curious why there hasn't been a rebuttal study to that one yet (or if there is I haven't seen it come up). There must be near infinite funding available to debunk that study right?
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11mo ago
This isn't for us. This is for the 5-10 year olds. If it costs $1T to keep it around long enough for the next generation to be dependent on it, it would've been worth it for Elon and his friends.
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11mo ago
I disagree on it not being profound. The intended audience for the book are young children, and parents reading to their children. It is not unlikely that a decent number of the intended audience will have grown up that "perfection&quo
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11mo ago
This is me being snarky and ignorant, but if it solved one problem and it is automated what’s stopping it from solving all the others? That’s what’s ultimately being sold by the tweet right.
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11mo ago
It has one of my favorite quotes of all time. For those who haven’t read it yet, if the quote below resonates with you, the rest of the book surely will too. “Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add. But when there is n
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11mo ago
FTL? Seriously?
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
It’s a useful lagging indicator. Most here still think they have a shot at being the next unicorn like in the ZIRP era.
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11mo ago
That’s the problem with non-hate driven movements isn’t it. As the number of supporters grow, the less “cool” it becomes. Hate is the outlier, where it grows linearly as the more people feed it.
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11mo ago
Between 2010-2016 (2019 at most)that sentiment was realistic. A nobody could have a good idea and a good execution and they can have a chance. Now SV is all about grift. Everyone knows it. A nobody still has a chance, they just need to acce
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11mo ago
I’m curious how that intimate relationship evolves once ads are in play. Wait we don’t need to wonder. The chatgpt 5 rollout showed us exactly what happens when the intimate friend changes.
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11mo ago
It’s ok a second LLM will do double checks
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11mo ago
Why don’t fascist regimes push for UBI? Wouldn’t it be in their best interest to pay off the population unless they risk being “demonetised” completely? Edit: I guess the oil kingdoms in the ME are kinda that
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11mo ago
It's like looking in a mirror. A big problem is that by the time an org gets to stage 4, the decision makers have already gotten what they needed and have moved on.
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11mo ago
Gonna save that for later.
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11mo ago
Phew, thought it was another one.
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11mo ago
Way I read that is you’re okay with it because (you think) it won’t affect you negatively.
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11mo ago
Not a lot of difference between an F-35 and a fleet of drones when it comes to it tbh. If F-35s are not enough then I don't see how drones will fare better. IMO drones are just a way for Elon to get his foot in the door.
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11mo ago
That’s assuming a large chunk of humanity will just lay down and die off.
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11mo ago
Why do hard thing when easy thing do trick?
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11mo ago
Does that mean Mixpanel stock/valuation goes up because OpenAI uses them? That's how it works now is it?
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11mo ago
I think OP means "The Great Houses of AI"
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11mo ago
It definitely feels like they’re setting up the pieces in order to do a bailout in all but name
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11mo ago
Maybe Some nerds joked at lunch that if we hoard all the RAM we cut it off from competitors. They saw what COVID did to supply chains and thought they’d be so smart if they could simulate it.
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11mo ago
"Video surfing" does have a nice ring to it. You should be a Youtube PM.
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11mo ago
New prophecy just dropped
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11mo ago
The labs can't just stop improvements though. They made promises. And the capacity to run the current models are subsidized by those promises. If the promise is broken, then the capacity goes with it.
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11mo ago
Different vegetable. But that was a prescient vision of modern AI.
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11mo ago
That’s why AI (and bad actors in general) is taking advantage of them. It’s sick.
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11mo ago
AI-powered programmers have all the tools, freedom, investment(!) they need _now_ to start their own open source projects or forks without having to subject themselves to outdated meat-based reviewers. I say they should “walk the talk”
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