jgalt212

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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Perhaps, but I find when I use AI (for fixing things), I learn a few things here and there as the AI-provided answers are often wrong. And when I work around these errors, the learning occurs.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Cynically, I think Apollo and Blackstone will probably benefit more if there's a default. I don't know what Blackrock's angle is here--unless they've been able to create a tranche that creates money market-like cashflow
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Nvidia, Wall Street Firms Strike AI Financing Deal Targeting $500B(wsj.com)
4 points by jgalt212 2mo ago|1 comments
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
The thoughtful vibe coders don't have a good answer for this because vibe coding makes it too easy to take the get 'er done approach. The AI hypesters and hucksters don't care as long as number go up. Cyclically I believe the
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
I think they're just following the orders of the CEO.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
I can never figure out if this guy actually knows what he's talking about.
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What Happened: OpenAI and HuggingFace(thezvi.substack.com)
6 points by jgalt212 2mo ago|1 comments
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
My servers run linux, my customers run windows, but if I run Mac that only adds to my complexity. So all our dev boxes run Linux.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Queue the blog posts: We rewrote all our Python code in Go because the RAMs too damn high!
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> we started using AI tools and ended up spending millions per year This is how AWS made its fortune.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
> And gemma downloads also can be from auto CI pipelines etc. Nothing concrete I have always found NPM download numbers truly suspect. Is no one caching? Are they estimating true number of downloads base on some estimate of cache hits?
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
SciAm really should prefer a headline such as: Psilocybin opens up new pathways to treating anorexia
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
I guess in the sense that if your goal is to sell, you'd optimize on revenues. That being said, when I look at an income statement I am usually more suspect of costs than revenues.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Pre-GFC subprime mortgage market size was $1.3T. Seems like AI debt market is plenty big enough to reverberate widely.
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
Silly person didn't you see that film with Ashton Kutcher?
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by jgalt212 2mo ago
And if your bets aren't correlated.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
reply with ASD-STE100 -> Yuval
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Long on bluster, short on execution. Seems to be going around these days.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
Because you want the zero click Internet to be The Internet.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> prior work associated with the Dot com boom and Enron The Enron deals weren't circular. Fastow signed both sides of the contracts. The deals were straight up fraud.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> And how second movers (open Chinese labs) can disrupt them Yes, I will concede this point. But how are the Chinese labs going to thrive with giving the weights away for free? Will they suffer the same fate open source database compan
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
RL is the gold standard and significantly beats self learning methods, but other than coding and computer refereed games it's cost prohibitive.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
truth. We'll just have to wait and see what the frequency and severity of bug reports is going forward. I have my biases, but I'm not going to make any forecasts here. I'm content to let the evidence dribble in. However,
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
The feasibility of banning is only slightly easier than policing illegal numbers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> Escaped its sandbox and hacked into Hugging Face's database? it's just another Monday... This feat has been shown to be way less impressive than at first glance.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
truth. Good on The Guardian. I'm pretty bummed The Economist got fooled. Either that, or they did it for the clicks. Either way, I'm disappointed. Why the OpenAI escape is the most worrying AI mishap yet https://www
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
There's trillions of dollars at stake here. Be skeptical of anything these AI hypesters say.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
I'd be keen for a MUD accessed via WhatsApp.
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
> As long as this debt does not make it into life insurance and pension funds, we are fine. I think for small to even large numbers you are correct, but given how yuge this debt amount is a broad-based default will probably cause a conta
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by jgalt212 3mo ago
9% failure rate seems very high. What's the failure rate of a server CPU? Is the GPU failure rate high because it's 1000s of CUDA cores instead of 128 (Xeon)? If so, can't the H100 just work around the busted CUDA core(s)?

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