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leesec
3y ago
We know about most unintended consequences because of volcanos. Remember the alternative is letting the planet get to hot to live and everyone dying
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leesec
3y ago
https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2023/06/06/we-should-not-... Some reading.
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leesec
3y ago
We could end warming tomorrow, but emissions will take some time.
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leesec
3y ago
X is the best social media there is and hasn't changed much recently.
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leesec
3y ago
If it's so easy you should go become one.
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leesec
3y ago
https://x.com/powerbottomdad1/status/1702142367900549454?s=2... It's been all around twitter. Casey Handmer writes about it in depth, worth checking out.
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leesec
3y ago
This is an old myth by now
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leesec
3y ago
Gatekeeping concerts now are we? I think the Sphere is awesome and I'm sure can accentuate great shows.
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leesec
3y ago
You can just ask it about the error, and it will suggest fixes. I don't know why it has to be 100% the first time. Humans almost never are.
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leesec
3y ago
Cool idea!
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leesec
3y ago
This sucks but if he found out the company was doing this when it would be financially irresponsible for them to do so, it's right of him to cut his losses asap.
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leesec
3y ago
Is this a joke?
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3y ago
Not sure why this is presented as so conclusive, the sample they have exhibits none of the floating properties and the recipe is different. Of course testing whatever this is isn't a superconductor.
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leesec
3y ago
They would still have to build out a charging infrastructure tho wouldn't they? This skips that step for now, they can still build out there own standard if they'd like
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leesec
3y ago
It's incredible for the industry, most of these non-Tesla EV's were effectively unusable outside daily use due to poor charging infrastructure. Now they're not, it's great.
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leesec
3y ago
>There won't be any ingenious, miracle carbon removal solutions OK but I think there will be.
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3y ago
I went the other way, from a manual laborer ("able seaman") on a cement tugboat to an engineer. I would never go back for any reason. Parts of working with your hands or working outdoors can be rewarding, but it was extremely brut
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leesec
3y ago
OpenAI builds popular product -> people complain and call for caution on Hackernews OpenAI recommends regulation -> people complain and call for freedom on Hackernews
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leesec
3y ago
You're saying we shouldn't spend literally all of our waking hours like productive robots and actually spend some time enjoying life? I'm just hearing this now for the first time.
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leesec
3y ago
How is it bullshit lol. GPT4 is genuinely very expensive to train and run inference.
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leesec
4y ago
These are all your judgements man. Please don't act like they are absolute truths or that they default to him being a terrible human or whatever you're implying. He's also saved millions of lives through his humanitarian work
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leesec
4y ago
It's not clear just because you say that. Gates is a visionary and a masterful executor and one of the greatest humanitarians.
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leesec
4y ago
What you're describing is extremely common. So many ppl leave FAANG et al after a few years and do a riskier startup
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leesec
4y ago
So basically big FAANG type companies are reverting the last year or two of hiring.
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leesec
4y ago
Twitch's revenue is up 5x from 2015 and 2x from 2019, and generally has been on an uptick since COVID, so I doubt this is anything to do with the companies stability. I think he genuinely was just ready to step down and be with his fam
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leesec
4y ago
This gets brought up in every thread involving the words OpenAI, can we maybe just talk about the release?
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leesec
4y ago
Capped profit*
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leesec
4y ago
Does everyone forget they have voluntary applied a cap to their profits?
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leesec
4y ago
No it isn't. Stable Diffusion is less than 200 grand to train.
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leesec
4y ago
How is holding AAPL against what they do when it's literally their biggest position
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