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by cma 9mo ago
I think manipulation will come long before 2036, but the people doing high level planning on LLMs trained on forum discussions of Chucky movies and all kinds of worse stuff and planning for home robot deployment soon I think are off by a lo
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by cma 9mo ago
If it takes a lot of back and forth it between lots of people it is more like a $12000 workstation or more after the labor for requesting and approving.
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by cma 9mo ago
You need to find where context breaks down, Claude was better at it even when Gemini had 5X more on paper, but both have improved with last releases.
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by cma 9mo ago
Trump pardoned the largest opiates by mail operator in world history on his first or second day in office (Ross Ulbricht).
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by cma 10mo ago
Deepseek has invested the same amount as OpenAI?
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by cma 10mo ago
A checking account that pays around inflation in interest doesn't net out to that unless you don't pay any tax on the interest.
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by cma 10mo ago
They said they only sold around 5000 of the trucks in the quarter. Was only responding to the stuff about Cybertruck. It seems like a material portion of its sales are to his own other company.
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by cma 10mo ago
Does MSVC support computed goto?
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by cma 10mo ago
"Kicking away the ladder" https://www.amazon.com/Kicking-Away-Ladder-Development-Persp... The US industrial revolution was from Samuel Slater memorizing detailed plans of British textile mills and their machines a
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by cma 10mo ago
Cybertruck may have a big customer with $100million+ orders, wouldn't count them out: https://futurism.com/advanced-transport/spacex-buying-unfath... Big NASA money involved like the earlier bonds the same company
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by cma 10mo ago
At some point it will potentially connect to people walking by on the street (Amazon Sidewalk). For now they haven't hooked Fire TVs into it.
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by cma 10mo ago
So US->Australia/Asia wouldn't that limit you to 6fps or so due half-rtt? Each time a frame finishes arriving you have 150ms or so for your new request to reach.
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by cma 10mo ago
The merge operation in the later Chomsky modern linguistics program is similar in a lot of ways to transformer's softmax merging of representations to the next layer. There's also still a lot to his arguments that we are much more
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by cma 10mo ago
Let's say a VC finances a company that successfully makes cost effective fusion, would it be offset for a loss in such a way that if they had financed one that when on to try and fail the same thing it would work out the same for socie
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by cma 10mo ago
Wiretapping laws should apply; you could have an HDMI capture card hooked up to camera with mic etc.
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by cma 10mo ago
I don't know, I feel like Apple shot themselves in the foot selling 8GB consumer laptops up until around 2024 while packing them with advanced AI inference, and usually had lower RAM on their mobile and ipads. On the other hand all dev
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by cma 10mo ago
They maybe have an rhlf phase, but I mean there is also just the shape of the distribution of images on the internet and, since this is from alibaba, their part of the internet/social media (Weibo) to consider
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by cma 10mo ago
I think Boeing is up largely for other reasons like entire defense sector going up, especially aerospace, after US aerial participation in the twelve-day Iran war.
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by cma 10mo ago
I guess they get partial credit if those parts and payload are heavier than the car.
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by cma 10mo ago
> skeptical of the Starship timelines from the beginning I would hope so, the Shotwell 2018 TED Talk put point to point flights for Starship for around the price of business class in commercial service by 2028, Musk said still on track a
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by cma 10mo ago
> with all the usual constructs available in both the display and markup layers. I'm glad the transition to mobile web accelerated on more battery efficient GPUs was possible due to the model instead of Alan Kay's idea that web
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by cma 10mo ago
Tariffs make the overall tax burden on society less progressive. They are flat so tend to push the overall rate towards flat. But affect some spending categories more than others. Rich import luxury goods but also spend more on things lik
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by cma 10mo ago
Leadership's direction at the time was to use 20% of your time in unstructured exploration and cool ideas like that, though good point of the other poster that that is no longer a policy.
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by cma 11mo ago
Why wouldn't you count things initially made by individual contributors at Google?
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by cma 11mo ago
> they won't even invest in electric trucks with drivers. Do any of these make sense economically right now? The Tesla one is mainly being piloted hauling potato chips for Pepsico because they are so light weight. Few of the Tesla
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by cma 11mo ago
Stock market isn't the economy. If wages are largely stock comp at high valuation they get clawed back in a crash. Infrastructure spend is massive but at 70-80% margins for nvidia real cost to economy is cut by that much, aside from th
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by cma 11mo ago
> and can tune a model towards whatever ideology you'd like. Maybe possible, but, for example, Musk's recent attempts at getting Grok to always bolster him had Grok bragging Musk could drink the most piss in the world if humani
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by cma 11mo ago
> Primates are relatively unique in their complete lack of innate swimming abilities. Human babies can swim, so it's maybe more initially an innate one that gets lost. Though they won't be able to keep their head over water by
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by cma 11mo ago
It took a long time for Powershell to write files with the same encoding it reads them by default. Very confusing until then.
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by cma 11mo ago
Rather than the Karpathy thing about in class essays for everything, maybe random selections of students will be asked to head to the school fMRI machine and be asked to remember the details of writing their essay homework away from school.

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