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by dd36 4y ago
Now we know why they phase out products so quickly! Plausible deniability!
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by dd36 4y ago
We’ve absolutely gained knowledge. We’ve learned how good these models can be. We’ve effectively made like a general teenager that can be up-trained for specific tasks. It’s super useful if you know how to use it.
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by dd36 4y ago
Nature has a paywall?
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by dd36 4y ago
Most news does not come from the government. The problem is there legitimately was fake news and misinformation during Covid. Government at least tries to get it right while acting cautious. To expect the government to wait until it’s certa
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by dd36 4y ago
Yep, nothing has happened in the market for the last ten years…
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by dd36 4y ago
It’s implied by the focus on government, specifically.
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by dd36 4y ago
I think it’s because you pick government. I don’t have faith in any large organization public or private not being corrupted. So if you merely don’t have faith in government, it implies you do have faith in non-government entities.
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by dd36 4y ago
Most news? Government press conferences? What?
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by dd36 4y ago
But that’s AI for bird…
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by dd36 4y ago
I still am kind of amazed that Space X is allowed to launch near a protected wetland. It must be so loud and there must be some pollution.
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by dd36 4y ago
I installed solar on my house and my prices are essentially fixed.
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by dd36 4y ago
What is thinking?
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by dd36 4y ago
Anywhere with solar.
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by dd36 4y ago
Gas leaks from distribution are something to consider too.
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by dd36 4y ago
What BS?
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by dd36 4y ago
Now do it for everything else.
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by dd36 4y ago
Switching from Davinci to Curie.
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by dd36 4y ago
We are nature. For all we know the solutions that cells came up with were derived in similar ways. Kevin Kelly’s “What Technology Wants” documents how evolution repeats itself in our technology.
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by dd36 4y ago
Seems like they must sue if that’s the law? Otherwise they’re not independent as the law requires? Tyrannical seems like a stretch?
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by dd36 4y ago
What’s an example of something tyrannical they’ve done such that science is now a target?
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by dd36 4y ago
I don't think they're doing anything wrong. Indeed, I think they're performing a public service that none of the others seemed positioned to do. The default is to keep advances private.
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by dd36 4y ago
Or maybe it will make clickbait and SEO less valuable so original content becomes valuable again?
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by dd36 4y ago
So like search?
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by dd36 4y ago
Do you want companies to do this in private for private gain and not share it with you? Because making it illegal will just make it happen in greater secrecy.
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by dd36 4y ago
Sure there is a way. In fact, there are many ways. CAC/ conversion ratio would give you the value of a quality lead.
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by dd36 4y ago
Wee input a lot more than text.
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by dd36 4y ago
Agree. I think that fully explains all of TSLA’s movement. Mostly HODL but then Elon had to sell into light purchasing. Since he stopped, purchasing again outpaces selling so we get a steady rise.
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by dd36 4y ago
Stock buybacks aren’t on the Income Statement…
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by dd36 4y ago
Markets measure the tiny fraction of buyers and sellers on a given day and ignore the super majority of holders. It almost feels like length of ownership should be more determinative of price movements than anything else. If long-term holde
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by dd36 4y ago
Doubt they have a choice.

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