bvcp

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by bvcp 2mo ago
appeal to authority fallacy. imagine what galileo thought of the infallible experts of his time, if you consider what your actually saying the existence of concerned experts being evidence of a real threat is kind of wild argument to make
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by bvcp 2mo ago
have you actually considered how this doomsday threat plays out, how exactly does the chat bot end civilisation
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by bvcp 2mo ago
if the next decade plays out and these claims of world ending ai, given that there are many actors on this space who wont slow down or align their ai, doesnt actually eventuate will you feel kind of silly that you bought into this mass hyst
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by bvcp 3mo ago
interestingly ai has reignited the craft of performance and efficiency in programming. overall in the macro timeline i think the profession is going to be in a better place
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by bvcp 3mo ago
customers very rarely have budget for the time it takes to produce well engineered code
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by bvcp 3mo ago
depends on the industry. but in consulting the hard part is dealing with customers who dont understand their own business and analysts who think writing software is rote factory work but somehow struggle to write a handful of coherent user
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by bvcp 3mo ago
this is why space ai datacenter will scale faster than people expect
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by bvcp 3mo ago
what about an android android hypervisor
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by bvcp 4mo ago
tell me again why ai datacenters in space make no sense
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by bvcp 4mo ago
intels gpu supports vgpu with no extra licence
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by bvcp 4mo ago
this is just effort equilibrium something that wasnt as effective with “google it”. but ask a low effort question and get “ask claude” as a response is entirely appropriate. junior developers on my team are often asking questions about our
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by bvcp 5mo ago
Apart from water usage which can be solved by using recycled water or closed loop cooling i fail to see what all the hysteria is over. Communities dont own power production and if usage causes costs to increase then investment in more produ
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by bvcp 5mo ago
ai data centers are cheaper on earth than space narrative really starting to fall apart
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by bvcp 5mo ago
did india ethnical cleanse out the british when they expelled even british indian born nationals?
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by bvcp 5mo ago
id rather live in the culture civilisation than the empire of azad
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by bvcp 5mo ago
Watch the eu do the same thing
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by bvcp 5mo ago
i see all these claims its too expensive but why arent we comparing it to wage costs, is $10-20 an hour actually expensive?
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by bvcp 5mo ago
also its not really waste, its waste by law only, in reality its unrefined fuel
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by bvcp 5mo ago
worse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wernher_von_Braun
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by bvcp 5mo ago
interesting article seems wild to blame climate change with that laundry list of artificial interventions
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by bvcp 5mo ago
if a company has a problem with this pay for support if its not worth the money …
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by bvcp 5mo ago
if models are good at hacking software they are equally good at patching it
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by bvcp 5mo ago
use ai to do that
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by bvcp 6mo ago
doesnt this entire premise rely on an even shock to all parts of the labour economy
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by bvcp 6mo ago
how many average humans do you need if your good humans are driving the ai
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by bvcp 6mo ago
what about massive western economies who export wealth through imports could they not offset the effect of employment changes domestically with a decreased demand on imports? seems to me this will effect countries who rely on mid market exp
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by bvcp 6mo ago
at the very least hes a great capital allocator
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by bvcp 6mo ago
how many batteries do you need for a terrawatt of compute? do we have industry capacity to even build that much?
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by bvcp 6mo ago
its only a expensive to viable alternatives, is there a viable alternative for 1 terrawatt of compute on earth? how could you get approvals for such a project
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by bvcp 6mo ago
your confusing expensive with limited capacity

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