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571.
by gizajob 1y ago
Do please give examples of Ryanair fatalities during that time.
572.
by gizajob 1y ago
I fly with them all the time and never have any kind of issue at all. They offer a good deal, ok there’s a couple of obvious dark patterns in their app and way of doing business but they’re hardly unique in that respect. Feels like getting
573.
by gizajob 1y ago
Thiel wants his legacy to be bringing about the Antichrist…
574.
by gizajob 1y ago
All the 1500s and earlier data that such an LLM would have to have been trained on would lead to an LLM that wouldn’t ever suggest a heliocentric solar system. That LLM might even say he was heretical or refuse to give an answer to anything
575.
by gizajob 1y ago
Yeah, Sam Altman’s recent one saying that his LLMs would “cure cancer” if they built enough data centres was also a winner.
576.
by gizajob 1y ago
The part that’s hard to understand is how the sunk costs of hundreds of billions in capex gets repaid by all those people in cafes paying hundreds of dollars per month to use those LLMs.
577.
by gizajob 1y ago
The bubble is in the valuations on the stock market, not in the technology.
578.
by gizajob 1y ago
My vision of fusion power comes from Sim City 2000 where one plant just powers absolutely everything forever.
579.
by gizajob 1y ago
There’s been loads of these signals and the market keeps ignoring them.
580.
by gizajob 1y ago
ChatGPT chatting ads halfway through its answer is going to be totally rad.
581.
by gizajob 1y ago
I’m guessing it will be a very very skewed pyramid rather than equal distribution.
582.
by gizajob 1y ago
Seems like it’ll take billions more down the drain to serve them.
583.
by gizajob 1y ago
We’ll probably need to innovate one of those to power the immense requirements of AI chatbots.
584.
by gizajob 1y ago
Brilliant.
585.
by gizajob 1y ago
You spend a lot of time and money to study the humanities and have your work graded and corrected by picky professors.
586.
by gizajob 1y ago
That should have been a semicolon not an m-dash.
587.
by gizajob 1y ago
Human writers with university degrees and who conform to the style guides where they’re free to use it. Newspapers generally avoid it, even avoiding it completely in favour of commas. Properly wielding the n-dash or the m-dash requires trai
588.
by gizajob 1y ago
On occasion… In the actual world. I try to hit command-space on reality in order to find my keys.
589.
by gizajob 1y ago
I cannot believe the current state of affairs where me doing a Spotlight search for "drivers license" when I'm looking for a photograph of my drivers license to upload, that instead of finding it I'm now presented with a
590.
by gizajob 1y ago
They’re not drunk, honest.
591.
by gizajob 1y ago
To buy NeXT and get replaced by Steve.
592.
by gizajob 1y ago
Ironic now given Amelio’s decision was possibly the greatest single decision in the history of American business.
593.
by gizajob 1y ago
“It’s our most revolutionary nothing changed in the history of iPhone.”
594.
by gizajob 1y ago
Opportunity for you to make a blog about taping two iPhone Airs together and reach the top post of HN for a few hours.
595.
by gizajob 1y ago
I’d really love an inch-thick iPhone Dad which has a battery that lasts for days on end. Even a week.
596.
by gizajob 1y ago
Hmm the Macintosh was a fairly successful computer particularly in graphic design where it was revolutionary. Much later it also grew into a phenomenally successful computer i.e. the “Mac” part of the word “MacBook” or “iMac”. The NeXT boxe
597.
by gizajob 1y ago
The first thing ChatAUD says: "hawzitgahn?"
598.
by gizajob 1y ago
If you back every horse in a race, you win every time.
599.
by gizajob 1y ago
Personally, I'm happy that after a 30 year effort in Silicon Valley and hundreds of billions spent, AskJeeves finally works as intended.
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by gizajob 1y ago
iPad now resting as molten metal and glass in the corner of the room.

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