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by grim_io 4mo ago
You don't need a blacklist. Maintaining a blessed whitelist is the way to go.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Unless it thought you are trying to distill it, then it would silently sabotage you.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Let's build the best AI infrastructure in the world, to serve yesterday's technology. At this point the stupidity is expected, not surprising.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
This is already the reality for a large portion of the population. They(we) don't consume directly from the firehose of the internet, but from whatever "The Algorithm" has curated for them(us).
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Maybe peak excellence is simply not sustainable.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Since their very brief rise to the top with grok 3, they have been firing their talent and having their execs leave. The result being that their models are falling behind further every day. Now they are behind Chinese open weight models. Th
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by grim_io 4mo ago
That is a very privileged out of touch comment to make, no offense. In many(most?) parts of the world, $400 is the equivalent of months of good salary.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
That's a weird analogy and also not fitting at all. Let's stay in the similar space and talk what it's really about: Imagine google builds 2 data centers and sells the raw compute(not services!) to AWS so that AWS can sell th
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Reselling raw GPU power means your competitors are able to extract more value out of it than you can. If that is not a failure for an AI lab, then I don't know what is.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
If Elon is smart about it, he will use the still relevant enterprise-friendly brand "Cursor" to get a foot in the door. If he is dumb about it, like he was with Twitter, he will just rename it "X" and delete any value th
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by grim_io 4mo ago
This might be one of the strangest product video editing decisions I've seen.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
It is crazy that a company like SpaceX was allowed to exist. The whole big tech industry needs Microsoft/MSN style breakups again.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
First, I'm assuming that you are not a free market maximalist, and that you believe that a market without any regulation will result in mega monopolies where it no longer matters if you find the price of the product to be fair. The dis
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by grim_io 4mo ago
To me, earning something means deserving something. I don't think that the current system rewards those deserving the largest cuts of the pie. If you want to argue how to get a billion dollars, sure. But to me that is different than
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by grim_io 4mo ago
10k will not get you anywhere near opus or sonnet. It's simply not possible for mere mortals currently.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Definitely not. You don't seem to know about the wars Russia fought even in the last 30 years, and the ways they did.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
<would not be a political leader, because, ironically, Soviet Russia was more meritocratic than the current US administration> I may have ruined the joke.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
You can listen to Thiel yourself and form your opinion, I don't have an agenda to change anyone's mind. I do wonder though how you hallucinated me as a Bolshevik sympathiser.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
It will only change if it becomes illegal to rent a router.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Every ease in regulation will immediately be exploited by the foreign monopolies, without a guarantee that it will spawn local competition. The only guaranteed path is to ban the foreign competition. Like China, Russia, etc. Needles to say,
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by grim_io 4mo ago
You can get a lot of tokens for a CEO. I'd say it's worth a try.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
If every company only hires seniors from now on, and if we assume that the number of senior level jobs is steady, why do I not perceive an increase in leverage like during covid?
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by grim_io 4mo ago
What's first, a usable frontier grok model or actual FSD(unsupervised)? Might as well be the Mars colonization the way both are going.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
As much as the Chinese models, so not at all.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Worse, we are becoming a burden. The Thiels of the world are already past wanting an obedient consumer. They don't need us for the utopia they imagine for themselves.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
I'd rather have my iPhone turn into a dumbphone than EU bow to the Megacorps.
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by grim_io 4mo ago
Really? Poor Elon must be going bankrupt any time now, seeing how much of Tesla and SpaceX he owns.
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by grim_io 5mo ago
I wish, but it's far from it. There is no other IAM/SIEM solution that I know of out there that makes it possible for a single guy to manage the companies' strict compliance requirements. The complete integration just keeps g
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by grim_io 5mo ago
How is this different than the separate Agents app shipping with VS Code? Other than fewer features.
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by grim_io 5mo ago
I don't think anyone is surprised by it. People are not vibe-coding zombies... yet. It's a matter of one trillion-dollar company not falling behind another trillion-dollar company. They know what they are doing and are OK with it.

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