henry2023

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by henry2023 3mo ago
Strong AGI would be a system capable of terraforming a planet without any external intervention. I mean, we did it and there have been roughly 117 billion human beings with GI in all of existence.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Not sure if his status as sex offender is relevant in this discussion but it’s funny to see the stereotype in action.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
The current narrative is that AI is displacing jobs. Similar to the current post there’s just not enough data to be conclusive.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
It’s as clear as it gets. If a random tourist commits a felony in Nevada you wouldn’t be questioning if he should be subject to Nevada’s jurisdiction.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
The hoarders.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
You can go read Grokipedia instead.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Maybe you don’t know them well enough. If you inquiry about the killed children most agree is sad but ultimately they believe it has to be done.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
“Systematic deliberate targeting of children as policy”. I don’t see why this is controversial. Pro-Palestine people have seen the overwhelming field reports that prove this and Pro-Israel people actually are in favor of targeting these kid
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Even literal nazis were stopped at some point.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Don’t forget changing the background of a picture. This alone can triple the GDP.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
The good thing is that cursor has no network effects. you could make your own (barely usable) cursor on top of vs in a weekend with the features you want.
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by henry2023 3mo ago
Not a chance
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by henry2023 3mo ago
they probably just stole all private codebases cursor ever saw. That + the ARR more than justifies the valuation even without any internal model.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
> If this standard was applied across the industry, we believe it would essentially halt all new model deployments for all frontier model providers. But what about the pelicans ?
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by henry2023 4mo ago
https://x.com/Schappi/status/2064839631137546503?s=20 Another villain stopped thanks to guardrails.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
“Ability to solve hard problems in days vs weeks as immense value”. Citation needed. LlMs are incredible don’t get me wrong, but they are good on tiny contexts (writing a script). Not on software engineering (adding features to Chrome).
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by henry2023 4mo ago
I have a vision test where I upload a good resolution picture of a chess board and ask the model to generate a lichess link. This is the board https://ibb.co/9HwdDqsP This is what Fable 5 generated: https://liche
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Local Gemini is a light year ahead of whatever Siri is so this is a big improvement already. If they don’t like this in the future they can just change to the less convenient, less secure, and likely more expensive bedrock + SOTA.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Fracking in space is the next big thing because there’re no government regulations in space (yet) /s
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Fair, but Tesla is valued at 1.6T while SpaceX is going to start at 1.75T. If SpaceX ever has the ability to buy Tesla in an all Stock deal at a high Tesla price then SpaceX would need to expand faster than Tesla which is precisely my trade
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by henry2023 4mo ago
I'm not special, this is a pretty basic idea so there's no edge here but that doesn't mean there's no trade. Also, you'd be surprised at how simple the most profitable Quant strategies are.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
No, something more original more relatable: X Technologies. /s
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Even if it's expected most can't do the trade because we're Pre-IPO. Also, realized move always carries more value than expected because of uncertainty.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
It's hard to know if SpaceX will flop in a week or in a decade but what I'm pretty confident on is a lot of retail capital allocated in Tesla will be redistributed to SpaceX. So my trade on IPO day will be long $X SpaceX, short $X
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Because principles are more important than a paycheck.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Before this comment creates a Dem vs Rep division just remember that Bill Clinton, a democrat POTUS, is also a rapist.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Nightmare fuel
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Marc Tessier-Lavigne was Stanford's president from 2016 to 2023. Not sure if the honor code means anything nowadays.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Most of my Jew friends and acquaintances despite zionism. The “core” conflict started 78 years ago.
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by henry2023 4mo ago
Indeed, edited the mistake

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