mikert89

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by mikert89 6mo ago
There's no limit to the algorithms. People dont understand yet. They can learn the whole universe with a big enough compute cluster. We built a generalizable learning machine
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by mikert89 6mo ago
funny thing about this tweet is the founder still couldnt stop herself from name dropping MIT
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by mikert89 6mo ago
Where did my standard of living go? Couldnt possibly have to do with imported labor working around the clock under the threat of being kicked out of the country
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by mikert89 6mo ago
Basically YC + MIT background is a license to raise infinite capital. So they just needed to check some revenue boxes etc.
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by mikert89 7mo ago
I'm willing to bet an intelligent LLM with a dataset and a pandas stats package could outperform this model by running its own experiments and making predictions
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by mikert89 7mo ago
This isnt the problem, the problem is open source software became a status marker/way to build a company.
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by mikert89 7mo ago
alot of software isnt that important so its fine, but some actually is important. especially with a branding name slapped on it that people will trust
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Similar to delve, this guy has almost no work experience. You have to wonder if YC and the cult of extremely young founders is causing instability issues in society at large?
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Wow this is in a lot of software
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by mikert89 7mo ago
People underestimate how specific the genetic pools are that relate to high intelligence
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by mikert89 7mo ago
there are only a certain amount of series A rounds per year
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Just know that alot of startups with all star founders are closer to delve than not. Its mostly marketing, "look at this MIT genius that noticed something about legacy xyz industry that no one else did" Truth is venture funds are
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by mikert89 7mo ago
pizza gate was corroborated by the epstein emails. not all of it, but plenty
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Wild to think Q anon could have been truth mixed with wild fiction to throw people off. Thats really only something I thought happened in movies, or novels. I'm willing to believe alot more than i ever thought I would
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by mikert89 7mo ago
I used to look down on conspiracy theories, now I think many are actually true, or are mixed with truth. Its really unlikely that a theory circulates widely but has no basis in reality
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by mikert89 7mo ago
The thing is, this management philosophy worked when AWS knew what they needed to build and just needed to execute with top notch operations. But now with AI, they are getting disrupted. Most AWS services might become obsolete, why does an
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by mikert89 7mo ago
id love to be a billionaire
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by mikert89 7mo ago
People seriously underestimate how many founders were just right place at the right time/had their startups pumped full of VC cash. Meet some of these unicorn founders in person behind closed doors and it will throw you into an existen
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by mikert89 7mo ago
hard to tell if its click bait or if these people cant project into the future
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by mikert89 7mo ago
have you ever been in one of these mansions? my hot take is people seriously underestimate how great being rich is, and how enjoyable some ocean side mansions are
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by mikert89 7mo ago
this is why big tech is spending 500B on GPUs
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by mikert89 7mo ago
As ai improves, most tasks will become something like this. Environments setup where the model learns through trial and error Any human endeavor that can be objectively verified in some environment like this can be completely automated
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by mikert89 7mo ago
I personally like the 100 dollar one from claude, but the gpt4 pro can be very good
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Its wild how far off a lot of the mainstream "consensus" takes on this are.
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by mikert89 7mo ago
Yeah I have an M1 Max, and I really want to upgrade, but there’s no reason to.
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by mikert89 8mo ago
I love how people think the company that basically invented ai is going out of business. Clearly OpenAI is a massive success and will continue to be
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by mikert89 8mo ago
nah youre missing it, if time to build takes 9 months, you better get the product right. if time to build takes 2 months, just build it and iterate. or just rebuild the product to the customers liking...
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by mikert89 8mo ago
I strongly believe that this is a false and outdated take. Code being the easy part was predicated on how long it took to build a product, and the impact that had on product management, sales, and marketing. When the time to build collapses
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by mikert89 8mo ago
once the models get smart enough, you wont need n8n, they will just do the workflow without it needing to be specified. this is coming pretty soon
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by mikert89 8mo ago
dude nobody cares about school prestige, the whole value in openclaw was that its an innovative idea, not that its written in Rust

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