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gmerc
3y ago
Exactly, AGI is overrated because the world isn’t run by its smartest people, ChatGPT would make a better US or Russian president at this point compared with treasonous or genocidal geriatrics
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gmerc
3y ago
That’s what nailed FB into the FTC settlement - platform discrimination. A lot of people will have a lot of work with this one very soon.
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gmerc
3y ago
Everything continues to be legal for a fee’- and then we wonder the types of people we get
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gmerc
3y ago
They gained what they had in a blue ocean. Their competitor is going to swim in a red ocean. Playing catch up with technology that may go self improving. Microsoft signed a contract that reads like a Kickstarter project ("would be wise
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gmerc
3y ago
The OpenAI investment contracts they signed literally says "OpenAI IS A HIGH RISK INVESTMENT!!" in capital letters in a colored box. Not joking. So no, Microsoft Lawyer's can knock all they want. IMPORTANT * Investing in Open
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gmerc
3y ago
That's right, what does OpenAI have now? A comparatively massive user base, an app deployed onto many phones, accounts, the cutting edge AI models, the data, contracts for exclusive data access, compute contracts worth billions at a ti
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gmerc
3y ago
Why does it make sense. Pay employees for their work and they’ll stick around.
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gmerc
3y ago
To me this reads like a cynical commentary on the state of benchmarking, not an attempt to sell a 13B GPT4-Killer
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gmerc
3y ago
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance wasn’t a platitude
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gmerc
3y ago
I hear you and that’s all reasonable but at the same time, Donald Trump is running for president after being involved in a coup attempt and dozens of actions that should destroy his brand. But it strengthens it. The Musk cultists will buy.
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gmerc
3y ago
That’s why we need the threat of the corporate death penalty
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gmerc
3y ago
right at warthunder.com
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gmerc
3y ago
Nestle stock is going to be very unhappy. Because of how these drugs work, there is no world for them to sell more snacks out of this. It’s already been eroding their earnings.
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gmerc
3y ago
The issue is that many of them have blantant interest to force regulation to enshrine their lead and their narrative is tied to not being transparent.
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gmerc
3y ago
molesting flight attendants is also a violation of various laws. In america, almost everything is practically legal for a fine - thanks to settlements and fines are absolute not relative to income. And Elon had maxed his bank account, makin
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gmerc
3y ago
Nvidia had a solution like this several years ago. Something something studio.
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gmerc
3y ago
Not opposed. In addition. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39664212.amp The reason governments finally have gone hardball on crypto was the realization that it created an incentive for people to bet against and ul
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gmerc
3y ago
Ah yea the crowd with a deep love for regulation not liking people skirting health and safety regulation. How quaint.
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gmerc
3y ago
I got death threats over a package implementing an iso spec on github because fragile nation states have issues.
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gmerc
3y ago
if this can run bookworm I am sold
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gmerc
3y ago
And crypto is just tulips 2.0.
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gmerc
3y ago
I’m not sure if here you are reading that. Have you read the article? The copyright infringement claim (for training) is left intact. It’s the other claims that had no basis in existing law (e.g. no copyright was registered, etc) that have
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gmerc
3y ago
one of my employees saved an unnamed tech company 250M in regulatory fines. They were flagged as top performer and subsequently laid off in the first wave of the tech layoffs … probably because stock compensation clawback made it very juicy
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gmerc
3y ago
still works for me
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gmerc
3y ago
You could say this about … every law. So clearly it’s not a useful yardstick
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gmerc
3y ago
VCs don’t invest because your business has a bright future as a valuable, sustainable operation . Not anymore. The crypto dynamics have shifted the expectations so far to cheap, quick moment they most VCs, especially the a16z kind are more
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gmerc
3y ago
Without continuous it vacates the memory again which can be useful if you use the machine for other things.
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gmerc
3y ago
Same CEO who’s responsible for the Unity Fiasco
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gmerc
3y ago
That’s wrong. The elon failure mode like twitter may not exist, but stock in free fall for tech companies is extremely risky due to how it ties to employee retention and many other operative considerations.
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gmerc
3y ago
Nvidia has thrown billions at AI and it hasn’t gone mainstream … people around 2017
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