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601.
by gmerc 3y ago
The question is .. did they lose any of these lawsuits? Any Elon can sue anyone for any reason.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Nah, wallstreet doesn’t understand what it’s looking at. That’s fine, it’s a developer conference for a founder lead company that hasn’t reached the “stock price is the product” state. He’s not trying to optimize the next 5 days of stock.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Tech has run out of growth and it’ll be a race to the bottom over the next decade. AI is decremental.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Sounds like a legit side channel to me
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by gmerc 3y ago
I like how they use stealing .... while maintaining steadfast that it's fair use when they use other people's data to train the model.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Hey, it’s the polish train business model. BMW tried that too and got whacked by their customers
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by gmerc 3y ago
A few year down the road the Shirky principle demands a revelation that ShorSpotter sponsored the NRA. It’s amazing lime 500 years later, there’s still a developed country on earth that hasn’t figured the externalities of gunpowder
608.
by gmerc 3y ago
Sure. in the same way walking out of american suburbs is an option
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by gmerc 3y ago
And give an even worse google the bottom line?
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by gmerc 3y ago
I wonder if we really need to have a paper for every way the technology can be subverted. We know what the problem is and we know it's an architecture shortcoming we have not solved yet. Generalized: "We rely on a model's int
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by gmerc 3y ago
Why is Airbus not falling out of the sky?
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by gmerc 3y ago
If only they’re were other hypervisors
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by gmerc 3y ago
Non essential doesn’t play into it. If you’re in a regulated industry and there’s conditions - be it airwave spectrum, minimal service criteria or something else, you have to operate within those conditions.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Shipping their org chart. Without a founder a the helm, VPs are pitting their product teams in a contest of survival of the fittest while laughing the bank and keeping Sundar occupied so he can’t fuck with their RSUs.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Ah yes, the US Healthcare industry in a nutshell
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by gmerc 3y ago
This. We know this from the dumped System Prompt for Dall-e
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by gmerc 3y ago
Nvidia is a 77% tax on every AI investment collected upstream. the valuation is entirely reasonable because speed matters in the landgrab period and nobody sells horses. By the time others do, the land has been grabbed.
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by gmerc 3y ago
This is predictable. Next: “China will win if copyright is enforced” or “National Supremacy or Copyright, pick one” They are right of course, but the questions is what “wins” means and what Washington money expects.
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by gmerc 3y ago
It’s implicit. All the consultants ask is the worker to manager ratio and the Hr ratio. Meta decided to change both in their layoffs for example.
620.
by gmerc 3y ago
citation needed.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Oh, the guys at Nvidia think Sora was trained on synthetic data from Unreal …
622.
by gmerc 3y ago
Maybe 6 months ahead of it's time. Maybe.
623.
by gmerc 3y ago
There’s many hot takes like this, most of which ignore the bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Both art and article reek of weak AI prompting.
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by gmerc 3y ago
If NVIDIA could be easily replicated, Intel would have done it.
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by gmerc 3y ago
Everyone else outsources to NSO?
627.
by gmerc 3y ago
Ultimately this is abstraction not compression.
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by gmerc 3y ago
That’s nonsense.
629.
by gmerc 3y ago
Makes sense. take out AI and the stick narrative of most tech companies and their valuation would halve
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by gmerc 3y ago
“Where do we draw the line” is the most common argument for inaction on a complex dilemma. Society can always choose to draw the line. We always draw the line - criminal code, taxation, copyright. The answer is - you gather a work group leg

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