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Most of Islamic republics are fiefdoms, kingdoms and dictatorships. Most of the populations are radicalized, and have very limited freedom of speech and right to protest.
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If Iran has nukes, then a nuke race will start in the middle East, especially with Saudis, who will want their own nukes. Iran getting nukes is the spark that will start a lot of chain reactions. And islamic populations are radicalized enou
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Continuous melted silica coating is fine, but how does one account for all the movement, bends and vagaries of the high seas, especially for something that is so brittle?
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Wow ! That is ugly. Wonder if Apple has any Quality Control department at all. I mean, a designer comes up with a proposal, someone else ought to check it.
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I am pretty sure the bottom 50% or even 80% of the population does not need AI chat tools that much.
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My gripe is not with relevancy of the data, its with the chosen comparison. Comparing with Google at the beginning of the internet revolution, to now with billions of internet enabled devices across the world, is not a fair comparison and d
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by kumarvvr 1y ago
Exactly. As a VC isn't it their job to bring out relevant, thought provoking metrics? Instead, we have this monstrosity of metrics that make no sense.
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by kumarvvr 1y ago
> 75 Enterprise AI Adoption = Rising Priority…Yum! Brands – Byte by Yum! (2/25) This does not pass the smell test. https://www.yum.com/wps/portal/yumbrands/Yumbrands/news/pres... Above is th
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by kumarvvr 1y ago
> 69 Enterprise AI Focus – S&P 500 Companies = 50% & Rising Talking-the-Talk Corporates are going to talk about the current in-vogue thing always. They talked about Blockchain. They talked about crypto They talked about anything
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by kumarvvr 1y ago
> AI User Adoption (ChatGPT as Proxy) = Materially Faster vs. Internet Comparables This is also interesting to see. ChatGPT currently has about 20 million paying subscribers and 400 million weekly active users. Did 100 million people use
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> 39 AI Developer Growth (Google Ecosystem as Proxy) = +5x to 7MM Developers Y/Y I am sure a majority of those are from India. A small industry has formed here imparting "AI" training, for very cheap, online and courses wi
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by kumarvvr 1y ago
> Time to 365B Annual Searches = ChatGPT 5.5x Faster vs. Google Is this really relevant? Google was formed when there were no gazillion phones to do searches a million times a day. ChatGPT was formed recently, when every strata of societ
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Wealth, at a reasonable level of distribution. Total wealth is a meaningless metric.
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> $20 usd/month subscription! A majority of which will go to already rich people. Its a sad state now, and a sad state in the future for humanity, where technology enables and accelerates accumulation of wealth, aided and abetted by
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> value out of AI (specifically ChatGPT and Midjourney) The one area I would agree that AI and ML tools have been surprisingly good, art generation. But then, I see the flood of AI generated pictures and overall, feel it has made a alrea
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> Don't blame ChatGPT for human laziness I thought the very nature of technology and progress is to allow humans to be lazy. We build technology to reduce our own burdens. And most of the AI marketing is revolving around giving you
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Are complex math problems just solvable by LLMs, as a stream of language tokens? I mean, there ought to be an element of abstract thought, abstract reasoning, abstract inter-linking of concepts, etc, to enable mathematicians to solve comple
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One does not negotiate with terrorist supporting military dictatorships.
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WLwHK_22pm0
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WLwHK_22pm0
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> There isn't proof that this terrorist attack was directed by Pakistan Their defense minister admitted to it a few days ago to a Western Media channel.
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> At this point India is just a warmongering state like Israel If a neighbour comes into my house and kills my family, rapes them and loots them, then I as damn sure as hell going to unleash disproportionate hell on them, even if only to
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> every one gets what they want India wants Pakistan to end cross-border terrorism. Everyone did not get what they want.
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> India attacked Pakistan with zero evidence that Pakistan supported any terrorists I though Osama Bin Laden was found living happily with 4 wives in Pakistan. Even the US had to do a covert operation to kill him. Pakistan shielded him a
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> There are options for a negotiated peace that involves swapping land, specifically, ceding Muslim-dominant territory to Pakistan and setting borders along rivers. Sorry, why would that be done? When Pakistan was split from India, becau
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> Neither side wants peace Really? How do you know. Most Indians don't care about what happens to Pakistan or its people. The moment Pakistan's military stops its terror funding and support activities, India will not care wheth
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> Historically it has tried to be friendly with both By funding a known miliary dictator (Pervez Musharraf), for decades, helping strengthen the military rule in Pakistan. So much for "spreading democracy"
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It looks like the administration is filled with people more interested in making a buck for themselves, rather than do what is best for the country. Everyone knows that getting another trump may not be possible for at-least another 10 or so

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