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by gehsty 3mo ago
No one needs Meta AI. They have missed the boat with chatbots / agents / harnesses like Claude Code. Can you picture anyone you know stopping using the AI services they currently use for an AI service provided by Meta? They have s
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by gehsty 3mo ago
Are they SOTA? I’m not sure
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by gehsty 3mo ago
For a period of time - then you go back to opus 4.8 or new sonnet 5.0 like some kind of AI pauper. Shine your shoes for some fable tokens g’vnor.
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by gehsty 3mo ago
Ah man I remember playing Red Alert against my friends online where you had to put the other persons phone number in and (I guess??) you made some kind of direct network connection. No idea if it was billed as internet or what!
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by gehsty 3mo ago
I think the issue matters (not us vs china) due to the investment and exposure normal people have to the valuations of the AI companies. It feels like the US govt could make this the pin that pops the bubble. If these companies loose their
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by gehsty 3mo ago
Interesting to consider this inline with recent us export bans, could the US be squandering its lead by giving the open source, largely Chinese labs catch up (in terms of model quality available to masses), will US labs be able to maintain
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by gehsty 4mo ago
The country is a complete mess - cost of living has gone up massively, wages have gone up significantly slower, no increase in income tax bands mean any increase in wages are eaten by taxes, soon to be 7 prime ministers in 10yrs. Opportunit
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by gehsty 4mo ago
Modern stacking algo negate this entirely for amateur photographers
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by gehsty 4mo ago
To get into Astrophotographg you probably need to spend £2-3k for some equipment, if you are based somewhere like the north of England this translates to a handful of clear nights per year. Sending your equipment here gives you an order of
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by gehsty 4mo ago
Maybe they could just like look at photos someone else has taken? If you are using someone else’s equipment, at a location you’ve never been too, it feels like you may as well just look at bubbles images of things.
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by gehsty 4mo ago
Curser is the only possible play to make Grok AI some how useful to enterprise, where the vast majority of spend is / will be? Feels like it could only possibly worth this much to Musk. For me Anthropic are too far ahead - this will li
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by gehsty 4mo ago
I feel like you are missing the difference between cash out the door and the market cap value of a business. One is a real tangible thing, the other is a function of the stock market. I don’t think google would spend this money if they did
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by gehsty 4mo ago
Sustainable business models that need insano numbers of funding rounds? We don’t actually know if their business model is sustainable. If they were public we would have a better answer to this.
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by gehsty 5mo ago
And where does TMSC go for the machines it uses to produce these chips?
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by gehsty 5mo ago
Opportunistic url and vibe coded copy? The site looks quite good though, just reads super AI generated!
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by gehsty 5mo ago
How do they justify developing and selling this? Like how do they justify the internal cost of moving people from core businesses to do this.
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by gehsty 5mo ago
Where does it end, I don’t see people using AI less as time moves on. I’ve not seen a cohesive statement on what the world looks like when LLMs can do work perfectly (which on a long enough timeline is coming). Do Google/ Anthropic &#x
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by gehsty 5mo ago
I don’t know what you are saying here? That a program running on a GPU in a data center is alive because it can predict what words to say next? I find it strange that people are quite often unwilling to see animals as conscious yet here we
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by gehsty 5mo ago
It probably is, but the difference is that the signals are happening in a persons and not a gpu.
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by gehsty 5mo ago
I feel like it’s quite straightforward - if it’s a living breathing thing it can be conscious, if it is a set of man made mathamatical models that can be switched of, it can be intelligent, but not conscious.
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by gehsty 5mo ago
LLMs are word prediction engines. They clearly are not conscious, they are just guessing what words should come next.
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by gehsty 5mo ago
Clearly no Scottish people with oversite on naming! Loads of wee jobbies flying around!
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by gehsty 6mo ago
The only thing I’d push back on is the weird and wacky iPad apps - our brains and fingers need some consistency in UI, doesn’t mean it can be fun though!
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by gehsty 6mo ago
How many companies on that list make money by manufacturing a physical product and selling it to customers? How many other consumer goods companies 11x their market cap? How many other consumer goods companies have revenues remotely approac
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by gehsty 6mo ago
My washing machine still only washes clothes!
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by gehsty 6mo ago
As a parent you feel the push and pull of not ignoring your child while also not mollycoddling them. For me let the kid do what they want - if your kid wants to stay home let them, if they want to climb trees and go off on their bike let th
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by gehsty 6mo ago
It doesn’t just work though - icons are hidden from users, with no way of users knowing they are hidden. macOS is still better than windows, but my feeling is it’s more of a glass of cheap warm whiskey in hell than a cool glass of ice water
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by gehsty 6mo ago
It’s a bit more complex than that. Octopus do a deal where you can lease a car and get the energy for it for free provided you agree to have it plugged in > x hrs a month. My read on that is that the cost of balancing the grid is greater
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by gehsty 6mo ago
There are several lined up for construction over the next 5-10yrs (eastern green link 1-5)
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by gehsty 6mo ago
Most of the day 28p/kwh, 1-5am 17p/kwh, 4-7pm 39p/kwh.

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