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by casey2 6mo ago
Vaporware
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by casey2 6mo ago
Did the British forget about 1812? Cos we will never.
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by casey2 6mo ago
We don't need a house right now, we need food, scrap it and sell it. Some years later: Alright now that food security has improved lets buy a house. Sorry most construction companies got put out of business by Humanitarian Builder Inc.
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by casey2 6mo ago
This happened once with open sores now this behavior has turned up to 11. People taking dependencies they don't even know what, full of incorrect code, vulns intentionally or not, delegate everything take no responsibility.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Actually when they become illegal less people do them. The problem is that you view men (criminials) killing each other as a bigger loss than women being raped, killed and objectified. There is an optimal ballance, but you are unable to see
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by casey2 6mo ago
This is really only true for companies operating in old spaces. If you are on the ground floor of social media or roblox then there is no stigma against that fact that you are exploiting children, child labor, and profit on massively increa
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by casey2 6mo ago
The point of that friction is to keep the human in the loop wrt code quality, it's not meant to be meaningless busywork. It's difficult to believe that you sustain the benefit of those systems. Anthropic and Microsoft publicly fa
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by casey2 6mo ago
More that there is a poor incentive structure. Just like how PE can make money by leveraged buyouts and running businesses into the ground. Many of the financial instruments that make both that and the current AI bubble possible were legal
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by casey2 6mo ago
Such as?
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by casey2 6mo ago
Cancer? really? Is this [1] astroturfing? Seems like most of the astroturfing is coming directly from Newscorp. I wonder why so many seemingly intelligent people have an irrational hatred of social media. Or why their talking points follow
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by casey2 6mo ago
Anthropics erratic behavior is going to get Google regulated. This is "don't rock the boat" money. Google existentially needs AI for advertising.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Praying for 100% tariffs on these frankly evil Canadians, importing Chinese state subsidized tractors, trying to destroy our tech sector. I bet they don't even come up to code.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Thousands of years with no invasions, hundreds of years with thousands of invasions. China is a nation built for peace, while western nations are built for war.
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by casey2 6mo ago
It's the decades of performance doesn't matter SV/web culture. I'd be surprised if over 1% of OpenAI/Anthropic staff know how any non-toy computer system works.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Already over a billion tokens on open router in under 5 hours
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by casey2 6mo ago
I've been saying. A local model and a bit of data over the internet absolutely cooks the web.
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by casey2 6mo ago
ARC-AGI-3 scoring is really weird, in some views it's already saturated in others it's near 0. But I assume, since the entire benchmark IMO is a PR tool for OpenAI they will publish it eventually.
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by casey2 6mo ago
College education is all kinds of backwards if the goal was teaching students. If you aren't speaking day one of German find another teacher. In this case you are cheating yourself out of an education if you use a typewriter. We have a
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by casey2 6mo ago
Seems like anybody could just study 6 hours a day for the last month before the final, last 2 weeks before the mid term and use AI for everything else.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Can easily be covered if the owner sells some of his shares. Or more likely take out massive loans to pay his employees bonus and his ex-wife. The mission of SK Square is to "nurture high-growth assets" the mission of the employee
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by casey2 6mo ago
Statcon 101: Gambling addicts take loans to gamble, those loans are sold to your pension fund. Who is the loser?
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by casey2 6mo ago
Roads and schools have been a net negative for American society. Massive amounts of public money are spent on making problems worse for no gain while simultaneously bloating spending further. (e.g. Smokey Bear, road build-out, bailouts). Ci
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by casey2 6mo ago
This regression put Anthropic behind Chinese models actually.
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by casey2 6mo ago
What rail, road or bridge in the US lasts 50 years? The maintenance of rail over 6 years costs more than replacing all the GPUs in a data center, even at their current markup.
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by casey2 6mo ago
Who remembers when they shut down the country so they wouldn't lose votes?
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by casey2 6mo ago
Fly around the universe collecting matter then find or create a black hole of appropriate size and farm the gamma rays, small ones generate quite a lot of power and you can keep them at that size by feeding them. Humanity won't run out
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by casey2 6mo ago
That's what happens in a monopoly enviornment. Literally everyone and every company becomes dancing monkeys for teracaps
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Cars killed way more children
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by casey2 6mo ago
Europe has been irrelevant since 2008. Basically 0 growth and pensions larger than paychecks. Even if young Europeans had the skills or the desire, which they don't, they wouldn't have the capital. The US is preparing to siphon mo
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Lengths just have to be reasonable, comparable to time in production (median of salaried employee-hours / median # of employees over the period) of the average item in a class. The vast majority of the private value is captured well wi

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