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811.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Remember back when they built these businesses out of thin air, they would hire for the type of personality that would hack together something pointless like this.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Oh, come on. Don't look at another man's Portal Gun history. We all go to weird places.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Its the black turtle neck of 2026
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blitzar
9mo ago
Looks like I picked a bad day to give up cannabis.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Nobody else should be allowed to build these ... while we build another model that is 10x more capable than the one that was a threat to humanity. Sign up today to use it, just $10 a month.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Which two? If only there was a tool for finding out who it was.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> GPT-2 (7 years ago): too dangerous to release. With the benefit of hindsight you can see the the charitable foundation to benefit mankind was a grift all along.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Is there no treasury desk at YC that takes care of this for everyone?! Seems sub optimal to drop millions into a founders bank account for couple of years runway.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> What's the best way to invest all the money our company just raised? You should invest in some YC startups with your YC investment money.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> Sharepoint, Exchange, and Office A holy trinity if ever I have seen one.
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blitzar
9mo ago
I knew I could smell a poo in the room, I didn't know what or who was responsible but it all makes sense now.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Talking LLMs off a ledge is a skill we will all need going forward.
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blitzar
9mo ago
However, you can drive the computer and 100x the solar panels to the middle of nowhere for 1/1,000,000th of the cost.
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blitzar
9mo ago
If you pulled out more product when offered $80, the price was only going to go down from there.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> they could get the same data They could get uncensored data too - you dont want billionaires jets crashing into other planes because they didnt want to be tracked.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Suppose both microcontrollers will be out of date in a week and replaced by far more capable microcontrollers. The long view is to see the microcontroller as a commodity piece of hardware that is rapidly changing. Now is not the time to go
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blitzar
9mo ago
> Isn't there pretty good indications that the chinese llms have been trained on top of the expensive models? there are pretty good indications that the american llms have been trained on top of stolen data
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blitzar
9mo ago
Guessing that Ai came up with the name based on the description of the product. Perhaps, like the original PRISM programme, behind the door is a massive data harvesting operation.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Those who can do; those that can't meme and make fake images.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> decreasing (nominal) energy prices in the future Hasn't happened ever before, not sure why this time it would be different.
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blitzar
9mo ago
Some items are poorly marketed - in the wrong category, missing a model number, listed as 1MB rather than 1GB, poorly described, poorly photographed etc. This either limits the number of bidders though worse discoverability or just less des
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blitzar
9mo ago
the only way to stop a bad guy with a llm is with a good guy with a llm
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blitzar
9mo ago
this is why we cant have nice things
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blitzar
9mo ago
> Resume glorification and LinkedIn / GitHub profile attention do that. I wondered why people would video themselves going around slapping strangers in public then shouting "its just a prank bro" - turns out it works.
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blitzar
9mo ago
furthermore why would you give ~/passcodes.csv access to ~/nuke_launch_codes.csv and ~/incriminating_evidence.csv let alone connect the computer they are on to the internet
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9mo ago
> What are some realistic alternatives to US markets here There is nothing particularly interesting or sexy about US treasuries. You could replace a holding of $8bn to $80bn with equivalent or better rated bonds in a half hour or so. Rep
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blitzar
9mo ago
I run up the prices in less competitive auctions just for fun occasionally, especially if I think someone is getting too good a deal.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> If the US paid $8B towards it debt every _day_ The US currently borrows an additional $9.5B every _day_ to fund itself.
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blitzar
9mo ago
> more politically stable than the US
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blitzar
9mo ago
Iran
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