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by azinman2 4mo ago
I don't think anthropic/openai/google aren't also seeing widespread adoption. In fact they already have they already have the marketshare.
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by azinman2 4mo ago
> We are sleepwalking into slavery. That’s a bit hyperbolic…
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by azinman2 4mo ago
> As a non-US citizen Opus 4.8 is the best American LLM I will ever have access to. That's no longer up for debate or question. That’s totally unclear. Things are changing fast. No statement from god or potus has come down about the
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by azinman2 4mo ago
This is just destroying minds, not shareholder value!
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by azinman2 4mo ago
China is already going as hard as they can on their own GPUs. When has availability of non-Chinese tech in China meant China didn't ultimately come up with homegrown replacements?
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by azinman2 4mo ago
You're aware that many countries are blacklisted from trade with the US already, along with certain segments of existing companies. It just means that enforcement comes with contracts, law, banking systems, etc.
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by azinman2 4mo ago
People are pointing to money, which yes absolutely is a factor. But what's also important to recognize is that tech has gone mainstream with smart phones, and what people do with that tech is basically 'TV'. Thus society-wide
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by azinman2 4mo ago
Have you put this up anywhere for others to use? Fastmail’s spam filter is not very good.
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by azinman2 4mo ago
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by azinman2 4mo ago
I’ve always found Instacart to be extremely slow with giant latencies. Of course I don’t know if that’s due to Postgres or some other design flaw…
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by azinman2 4mo ago
Why?
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by azinman2 4mo ago
What’s the bug
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by azinman2 4mo ago
*best open models
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by azinman2 4mo ago
What made it so great?
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1979: Will Word Processors start a home working revolution?(youtube.com)
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by azinman2 4mo ago
But your performance reviews don’t have anything to do with age, so I don’t see how that could be.
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by azinman2 4mo ago
aka all of GitHub OSS
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by azinman2 4mo ago
Seems like trusting AWS with your data has been a good bet for a long time. They wouldn’t have the size/scale otherwise.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
What makes you say that
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by azinman2 5mo ago
Because humans are bad at reacting to things that might happen; we’re far better once there is a literal crisis.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
Do you use a washing machine or do you manually wash your clothes in a stream? Much of modern life is automating away the boring useless bits. AI, on the other hand, changes the conversation on what’s boring or useless.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
First, there’s manyyyy model inference providers out there world wide. Just look at open router. Second, it’s well known in SV that most startups are using Chinese models because they have access to the weights… and that makes it far cheape
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by azinman2 5mo ago
Not really, it’s a pretty common way to address companies that are part of a bigger geopolitical story. The press will happily refer to Chinese models, European when talking about Mistral, Canadian with Cohere… etc. I’m an American person y
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by azinman2 5mo ago
And not letting you opt out of being their training data.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
And this is purely a way to undercut American models. If/once they’re ahead, it’ll stop being the case. Already qwen is doing that.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
I think you overstate the power of money. Of course it helps. But it’s far from everything. Just look at the number of rich kid fuckups or CEOs with poor backgrounds. It’s just one component that smooths risk and occasionally provides a sta
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by azinman2 5mo ago
Not if it’s industrial espionage.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
I feel like people don’t give OpenAI enough credit for the early papers they did publish. Those are what showed the way that everyone else has built on.
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by azinman2 5mo ago
Texas also is all about no/low taxes.
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Google Acquires Zagat (2011)(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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