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by gmerc 1y ago
He's just talking to his cult.
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by gmerc 1y ago
If you're the largest debtor in the world, you clearly got taken advantage of by everyone.
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by gmerc 1y ago
If anyone needed another reason to stay the fuck away from Unity
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by gmerc 1y ago
"Sources". It's low quality slop that requires validation.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Oh, we're going back there baby.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Ah Zuck, having to actually run the Company after Sheryl left and getting a free pass for "The managers hired too many people", "Year of Efficiency", "People Are Lazy" and "People are not masculine enough&
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by gmerc 1y ago
The hapless imperial waymo droids summoned into the middle of the uprising to provide the right visuals are a nice touch. "Who Are You? LA Edition"
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by gmerc 1y ago
Trump Giveth and Trump Taketh away. Find a billionaire to sponsor your request, throw in a golden toilet for Qatar plan, it's more effective than any other form of lobbying, or, lol, political process.
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by gmerc 1y ago
That's clearly why the VCs are now pushing 996 and everyone has to work twice as hard. Lol
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by gmerc 1y ago
The flaw with the Zirp narrative that companies managed to raise more money than ever before the moment they had a somewhat believable narrative instead of the crypto/web3/metaverse nonsense.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Bingo. It’s like John Riccitello, CEO of EA fantasizing to investors that gamers would swipe their credit card to reload their guns in battlefield. It’s virtue signaling and it is always a sign of desperation, not opportunity
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by gmerc 1y ago
OpenAI says isn’t really worth attention. The only thing that matters is the actions taken.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Old games being available has stopped enshittification and value extraction from VC and PE. The cost of new games has reached a point where that kind of capital is needed but the value extraction mechanisms these funding methods require don
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by gmerc 1y ago
They did this even to Facebook back in the day, primarily holding app updates hostage to kill Instant Games
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by gmerc 1y ago
If its ok to bribe the president with planes, who are we to judge for science
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by gmerc 1y ago
Courts only matter when you have the rule of law.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Basically just project 2025. Thoughts and Prayers
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by gmerc 1y ago
Of course they are. AI isn't making any ROI and the shareholders will sell them off brutally if they fail growth expectations for 1-2 quarters.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Perfect parallel to the madness that is AI. With even modest sustainability incentives, the industry wouldn't have pulverized a trillion dollar on training models nobody uses to dominate the weekly attention fight and fundraising game.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Silly. Growth.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Unreal, Houdini and a bunch of assets do this just fine and provide actually usable depth / infrared / weather / fog / TOD / and other relevant data for training - likely cheaper than using their API See bifrost.ai
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by gmerc 2y ago
Silent mumbling about layers of abstraction
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by gmerc 2y ago
Which is why China doesn’t need to do anything but reliably trade right now and take the US market share.
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by gmerc 2y ago
If it was Elon is even more stupid than he lets on because DS3: 5M training run Grok3: 400M training run for 2% difference in the benchmarks.
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by gmerc 2y ago
So the Japanese Government for a brief moment has the power to bring down the AI hype
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by gmerc 2y ago
But her emails!
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by gmerc 2y ago
That’s not a middle ground at all that offloads the cost of your growth to unrelated parties who are potentially being defrauded. Typical tech ploy.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Are they charging per token
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by gmerc 2y ago
It’s a paper clip optimizer. RL. With a single goal.
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by gmerc 2y ago
That’s where drones and robots come in.

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