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931.
by boringg 2y ago
Thanks i didn't want to click the link. It smelled like it was clickbait. I thoroughly enjoyed FSD.
932.
by boringg 2y ago
How fast is this and how big does the index get? I noticed in the demo there were only 100 files that were used which made for accurate response and a snappy response. Cool project btw.
933.
by boringg 2y ago
You misunderstand my statement on tax. Taxs on investors are quite high in Ontario/Canada compared to California. Not only does this minimize the outcome for the investor - it decreases the risk for making larger bets on big outcomes.
934.
by boringg 2y ago
I've thought about this one for a long time having lived in both SV and Canada. It is a complicated one but there are a handful of critical road blocks in Canada that make it more challenging. (1) Access to size of market even if onlin
935.
by boringg 2y ago
Depends on who is controlling product.
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by boringg 2y ago
OpenAI most definitely needs the compute from MSFT. It could certainly swap out to another service but given that microsoft invested via credits it would be problematic. They have enmeshed their future.
937.
by boringg 2y ago
That's dissapointing. I was hoping they'd be happy getting enough revenue to stay private. What do they need to raise capital for?
938.
by boringg 2y ago
Its like you are referencing Iran before the revolution.
939.
by boringg 2y ago
It most certainly isn't. Maybe in a founder friendly thats a competitive advantage.
940.
by boringg 2y ago
Here's a solution: BG2 with Bill Gurley and Brad Gerstner is imho superior in quality and depth and bonus points as you don't have to listen to those 4 people.
941.
by boringg 2y ago
I think what you are talking about was what large companies that were startups built over the last 5-10 years and felt betrayed by the anti company sentiment even though they had all a ton of fantastical things for employees and mostly unch
942.
by boringg 2y ago
Ive had a similar experience but looking at massive forest fires outside and noone in the cabin caring in the least bit. Its a strange thing.
943.
by boringg 2y ago
Like I said - if you can't see why they dropped the ball on the advertisement then that falls on your own ability to interpret. To your question - they literally used crush and destroy as their message. Unforced error on Apples part pl
944.
by boringg 2y ago
Byzantium = Eastern roman empire. They referred to themselves as Roman and in every way were Roman. Funny that we bifurcated the empire nomenclature for our own classification.
945.
by boringg 2y ago
There's a step function difference between a large megacorp making their message about crushing artistic merit/individuality and selling their device as a replacement to all compared to hollywood using a couple cars as a stunt in
946.
by boringg 2y ago
It was a depressing advertisement. I don't know why you would want that to be your message as a company. I know that wasn't their intention but thats what the message came across as. Some arm of the company doesn't allow pe
947.
by boringg 2y ago
And this is an uplifting great advertisement. Unbelievable how much of a difference the message makes.
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by boringg 2y ago
The advertisement statement is destroying all these things and replacing them by an iPad. I.E. thats the sales pitch -- you don't need any of these things anymore just this iPad. Hollywood does destroy all sorts of things but that&#x2
949.
by boringg 2y ago
Not compared to the training costs it doesn't and it's competition is fierce especially with llama open-sourcing.
950.
by boringg 2y ago
Was anyone expecting anything else? AI is going to follow a similar path to the internet -- embedded ads since it will need to fund itself and revenue path is very far from clearcut. Brands that get it on the earliest training in large vol
951.
by boringg 2y ago
To add to this - if you get buried in an avalanche you likely go hypoxic. Many people pulled out sometimes in the moment react negatively to be saved as they are pulled out of a euphoric state even though they are literally getting saved f
952.
by boringg 2y ago
When can we change our education to promote better educational outcomes instead of training for the test or alternatively being devoid of fundamental knowledge/skills? It feels like we should be progressing in this area much faster th
953.
by boringg 2y ago
Business insider bringing high quality journalism.
954.
by boringg 3y ago
I subscribe to this thought. HN has really made a turn that anything Elon does is bad even when he has managed to pull off some unbelievable feats. He isn't binary in his accomplishments as most people are fairly complex. It's
955.
by boringg 3y ago
You have to remember a lot of those expenses are actually goosing the companies revenues side with low qual revenue. A good portion of investment dollars into OpenAI are with Microsoft credits -- which OpenAI then uses as opposed to real m
956.
by boringg 3y ago
Best selling cars in 2023 -- BYD isn't even top 3 right now. Tesla is back in China as luxury brand. Model Y: 1.23 M Rav 4: 1.07 M Corolla: 1.01 M https://www.best-selling-cars.com/brands/2023-full-year-glob...
957.
by boringg 3y ago
I don't disagree with your comment - not liking Elon is a great reason not to buy a Tesla. I think it's a faux moi thing to say you don't want to support Tesla because you were disenfranchised with them because of them laying
958.
by boringg 3y ago
You read it right.
959.
by boringg 3y ago
I mean the fact that the comp package got thrown out well after it being approved and him making the metrics is mind blowing. It is not honoring a deal but hey - someone has to pay the lawyers.
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by boringg 3y ago
Also Chamath the "SPAC king" who made his money on the transactions selling garbage companies to the masses as someone being quoted as a source on anything is right there with Calcanis.

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