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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Ok, fair enough.
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
"China wins” is really “modern hyper/technological communist totalitarian regime wins” Name calling changes nothing --- China still wins.
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"From a technology standpoint, Tesla will have a car that can do full autonomy in about three years, maybe a bit sooner." --- Musk, 2015 "I mean, it does look like [full autonomy is] gonna happen this year." --- Musk
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Bottom line: China wins. Self isolation by the USA won't change the overall results. Isolation is weakness, not strength. It is a prescription for economic stagnation, decline and exploitation by home grown corporate interests that won
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Hopium and speculation is still not a "rational" thesis.
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Now AI is making fake vulnerabilities and polluting the ecosystem. This should not be a surprise. AI "slop" is known to be unreliable and thus tends to "pollute" anything it is involved in. This is the counterproductiv
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
In other words, there is no rational thesis for investing in SpaceX.
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Cheap, renewable energy offers a competitive advantage to manufacturing and AI. This undoubtedly explains why the current US administration is openly hostile to it.
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Is there anything more disingenuous than advocating for Enron and Madoff style accounting and reporting gimmickry as being acceptable equity activity between "consenting adults"? https://finance.yahoo.com/technolog
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
AI is a messy new legal frontier. AI can and will provide inaccurate facts, bad advice and invalid conclusions. In a lot of these cases, there is plenty of legal ramifications and liability to spread around between those you sell the models
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Personally, I think local is the only way AI will thrive or even survive. We've been here before. At one point, standard computing was centralized among a handful of large service providers. Then the PC came along and made it local an
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Late stage capitalism --- equity markets degenerate into thinly disguised ponzi schemes. Just like in a ponzi scheme, contractual obligations (aka debt) are now moving in a circular pattern among a handful of large AI players. And markets a
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When politics is the only way you can compete --- it's time to wake up and smell the coffee --- you're done.
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In other words, AI is destructive and hostile to the very thing it needs to flourish --- new content to summarise.
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Cheap power without fossil fuel --- how "woke" can you get? Amirite?
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Very, very far??? Your comment itself implies it is only 1 election away.
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Banning open weight AI will be highly detrimental to those who promote a ban. But you can't convince them of this --- yet. It's kinda like John Deere attempting to ban 3rd party repairs. https://apnews.com/article&
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Bottom line: LLMs are just flawed. The results are flawed. The billing is even more flawed. LLMs turn traditional computing upside down. Instead of highly accurate results at low cost, you get questionable results at high cost --- and if y
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Welcome to fascism, America. 67% of Americans probably don't even know what this is. Hint: It's when one person "dictates" who you can trade with and influences the price you pay for products. And attempts to extend this
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by jqpabc123 3mo ago
Lots of watches out there but I'm still searching for one that offers a simple container for a microSD memory card. Here is my workaround. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6784665
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the latest sign that Washington’s repeated bashing of its closest friends has carried consequences. When you intentionally flip off the world, it shouldn't be a surprise when the world flips you back. America First is really America
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The strongest evidence that AI is in trouble is the fact that it is becoming increasingly politicized.
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Everything with the ability to make choices ahs to believe at some level that it has more of a right to exist than the systems they consume energy more. Not necessarily. Everything has a "right to exist". Otherwise, it probably
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Not everything needs to be an object
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And if digital computers are conscious at the hardware level, the universe is conscious.
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Makes no sense to me. Typical first indication of an elaborate financial fraud.
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Strychnine cures cancer. Unfortunately, it also has a few side effects.
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than to think you can make a living out of betting. The most sensible, surefire way to make money from betting is to become a bookie. A good bookie doesn't care about picking winners and he knows precisely how much he will make befor
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Maybe the Pope should have prayed for better security. Or maybe he did and the result was indistinguishable from random chance. Divine guidance tends to be fickle like this. Or maybe god just didn't like his app and decided to punish t
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More expressive --- I don't necessarily think so. What types do is make language more precise and deterministic.

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