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gizajob
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3mo ago
Not really sure which capitalists you’d prefer who are non-disgusting or who don’t fund abomination of one flavour or another. But you’re right.
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3mo ago
Google makes money hand over fist and they don’t have enough things to spend it on. AI is a natural fit for them to burn all their profits into. Gemini’s integration is, I think, absolutely awesome - it’s completely changing the way I inter
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3mo ago
Do you have any links to find out more about this? Because the Korean market reads like some kind of addict-driven basket case and I’m getting bored of waking up in the morning and finding they’ve burned valuations to the ground again. What
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3mo ago
This is a piece of sci-fi formatted with LaTeX so it looks like philosophy.
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3mo ago
Mark has no imagination either so he just cribs ideas from Snow Crash and The Diamond Age
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3mo ago
Again though, it’s for people who want a personality-free expensive Acorn Archimedes running Linux, or a very very expensive Raspberry Pi 500 with more horsepower but not enough actual horsepower to do anything useful. No idea who those peo
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3mo ago
Well the map is not the territory. Just because there’s been a big gap down on a chart that wasn’t the chart doing that, the chart displays that as some kind of causal event like an earnings release or something the company has done to make
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3mo ago
It’s a fun game and it throws funny shade for getting the answers wrong, but who would have guessed and sized these answers right based on this sparse data without any additional context? There’s barely enough data in the charts to do TA pr
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3mo ago
Music you made which is now used for adverts or tv or films
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3mo ago
Zero clue who would find the need to pay $2700 for that.
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3mo ago
They’ve been that since about 2003 regardless.
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3mo ago
They sure are. Just seems prudent to me to use a name like CompareFare or TaxiMaxi that isn’t likely to trigger the legal weight of the entire UK licensed transport industry if you ever want to expand. The app is on the UK App Store which i
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3mo ago
It’s not weird if you don’t comprehend the history of AI before coming up with your brilliant new take for a productless AI startup.
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3mo ago
So unoriginal that they didn’t even realise the history of Thinking Machines and that usage when they scrambled around for any kind of name after leaving OpenAI to suck on the nipple of venture capital with ideas at the level of GitHub free
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3mo ago
First: we had AI nothing Now: we have an AI manifesto Soon: maybe even some kind of AI product if we can think of one.
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3mo ago
Regardless of specifics or otherwise, the app name is territorialising a domain and naming convention it shouldn’t be, and seeing as the app is available on the UK App Store then it’s certainly a case of “passing off” - a “hackney carriage”
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3mo ago
Misuse of the word “Hackney”. Hackney has a fairly specific meaning for traditional cabs in London whose human drivers require huge amounts of training in order to be licensed to pick up passengers - the antithesis of everything Uber etc st
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3mo ago
Maybe margin was the wrong way to phrase it, but I know which customer I’d choose to have.
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3mo ago
How is it a pain exactly? It’s just learning and only takes a day or two to get up to speed. We seem to have forgotten that for the past fifty years doing all kinds of tasks on computers has been tedious and involved and time consuming to e
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3mo ago
A professional AI engineer? Earning hundreds of thoundands of dollars a year?
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3mo ago
People with money and things to do. People spend $100+ a month on coffee without even blinking.
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They could do both though. The margin from one user buying a $25000 is sky high compared to sixty kids all with the cheapest computer possible.
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Larger models lol. Yeah this one is a tiddler it would be good to get a seriously good model running at one token per year in this setup.
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I’ve been looking at exactly this kind of system (in a Lenovo P620) to fill with external GPUs (powered externally and ribbon cabled into the pcie slots). What would you say was your best performing model on this system? And do you get any
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4mo ago
Ok here’s another: they were teaching at the University of Oxford before the Māori discovered and settled New Zealand.
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4mo ago
Ludicrously paranoid take.
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You could be an IBM executive writing about the Apple I.
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It’s cloudy now but I think I also remember hours spent in a CD-ROM version of that book. Bring back CD-ROMs.
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4mo ago
About £4000 on eBay uk right now. Because if they were any lower we’d all be buying six each.
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4mo ago
Depends how much money you made going long on AI stocks.
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