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by maerF0x0 1y ago
You're assuming they have Product Managers at all. Or that they're not massively oversubscribed.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
> “They’re generating unprecedented amounts of free cash flow,” Cembalest told me. “They make oodles and oodles of money, which is why they can afford to be pouring hundreds of billions of dollars of capital spending each year into AI-re
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
in this case I assume it would be taken from motion / pixels of actual trees blowing in the wind. Which does serve up the challenge of like how does dust blow on a hypothetical gameworld alien planet?
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
I will admit i thought the same initially. But the article does say > ChatGPT Enterprise already does not use business data, including inputs or outputs, to train or improve OpenAI models. The same safeguards will apply to federal use.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
kinda cynical, but that $1 per year will probably cost $1000 per year in red tape, getting approvals, managing information security, cutting the check, answering the questions of "How do i get access? Can I ask it how to train my dog?&
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
> Unlikely to actually happen due to greed. Greed makes no sense in a truly post scarcity society. There is no scarcity from which to take in a zero sum way from another. Status is the real issue. Humans use status to select sexually, an
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
someone mentioned physics. Which might be an interesting conundrum because an important characteristic of games is that some part of them is both novel and unrealistic. (They're less fun if they're too real)
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
I'm still struggling to imagine a world where predicting the next pixel wins over over building a deterministic thing that is then ran. Eg: Using AI to generate textures, wire models, motion sequences which themselves sum up to somethi
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
cheaper than layoffs.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
weird... this is redirecting me to `Privacy Statement Updates September 2022 #582` https://github.com/github/site-policy/pull/582
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
some aspect of that picture are nanny-state sorts of laws like Accreditation which have a bias that says if you're "poor" then you're not intelligent enough or qualified enough to make your own best choices of investment
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
Would love to engage in a discussion with you on this. How would you describe "deserve" in the sense of compensation? I agree with your premise that what you get is ultimately bound by the ceiling of the payer's generosity an
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
I will admit I'm mostly ignorant on these subjects, but just using rational/logic > If any task an organism must perform is better done during the day, then evolution has a very clear gradient towards only doing that thing duri
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
Is there another tool that is more pragmatic? Like a hepa air filter device or something?
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
please share the math... or the napkin.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
What makes you assume that greediest and tyrannical people are the ones who would be preferentially selected for in a system that offers increased healthspan / lifespan? It's my presumption that these services are expensive now bu
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
I'm frequently frustrated by journalism on these topics which show their ignorance or just "not getting it". It's important to focus not just on lifespan, but healthspan. Even if I do not live a single year longer, impro
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
FHE is an important tool because right now companies can be coerced by governments to break encryption for specific targets. FHE removes the need for companies to have a back bone, they can simply shrug and say "We literally do not see
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
thoughts on the safety of that wrt firealarms / home security? Also similarly for parents? (kids/baby crying) I've mostly been YOLOing it so far, but worry that once I'm not single (no kids) it won't be acceptable.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
+1 also thought about this. Something like the variability of noise (eg, maybe figure out the 25th percentile dbs across the night, and then count the spikes above that? or maybe count the number of times the slope goes above a certain valu
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
I was literally musing on a parallel subject yesterday morning, how engineers kinda did it to themselves with Open Source, LLM Code generators would probably not be possible without the large corpus of totally available (readable) lines of
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
False, rents are based on what the market will bear. The value of the property is stickier than rents. Plus one can be "losing money" on cashflow but earning money in equity, so one can rent for less than the mortgage while the va
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
> Because otherwise your landlord is subsidising you, and why would they do that? Because they may have capitalized decades ago and the market only bears a certain price. They're not subsidizing you because their cashflow needs are
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
> people won't rent places out if they aren't covering their mortgage btw this is usually false, and mostly irrational. 1. Realize that every landlord has a different capitalization structure. Many likely bought decades ago and
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
> If it’s any of the major cruise lines there almost certainly isn’t anyone in IT paying that much attention. Until everyone is doing it and their revenue stream falls off.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
adding one datapoint, maybe it will help the founders deal with an issue. On dating apps that have a friends component I've found a good percentage of the "friends" who connected with me were actually homosexual people hoping
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
(Similar to 2) 7. A loss of a common religious practice creating a space for community, and in the case of evangelical Christianity a shift to a female driven congregation and preaching. (Which, ultimately, is very sad for the women in the
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
or highly correlated assets which move in near tandem creating meaning a boost on one is a boost on the other.
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by maerF0x0 1y ago
Below is wild speculation: > Five years to the week after he walked away from the top job designing the iPhone [1] Sounds to me like OpenAI is going to make it's own consumer device. Maybe designed by the AI itself. The AI Is choosi
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I was thinking more like a wedding invite

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