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miohtama
2y ago
This is also why Altman was lobbying for AI regulation: to have moat with barriers of entry
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miohtama
2y ago
Because for a random passerby you can have them withness and be responsible for the withness statement. Clearview can fill their database with crap, or even fake some data, to manipulate the police investigation. Because Clearview knows thi
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miohtama
2y ago
If you murder someone, you would probably keep the same gun at home, no?
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miohtama
2y ago
Also even if the answer is incorrect, you can still cook the eggs on the laptop :)
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US pauses all federal aid and grants
(bbc.com)
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miohtama
2y ago
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miohtama
2y ago
I agree. Need to find this company and buy its stock when it is still early.
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miohtama
2y ago
I feel any AI can fix those problems when they can finally act. The problem AIs cannot run or debug code, or even book a hotel for me. When that is solved and an AI can interact with the code like a human does, it can fix its problems like
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miohtama
2y ago
AMD is failing to recreate CUDA. Intel is dying. Who will step in as credible competition, and when? A trillion dollar question.
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miohtama
2y ago
When do we get to the point an AI can auto complete the removed driver and other code?
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miohtama
2y ago
5x 3090 is also much more power hungry?
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miohtama
2y ago
Flappy Bird in Python is the new Turing test
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miohtama
2y ago
There is brand value in Trump. Trump is the largest meme on this planet. What should be the fair value of his fan coin?
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miohtama
2y ago
There was BigChainDB that tried to combine blockchains with SQL database, but it failed as it was too early. The trick is that it must be triple accounting and the counterparty needs to share the ledger, which cannot be done without PK.
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miohtama
2y ago
Bitcoin could be more compared to a national currency like Argentinian pesos. The value can go to zero as it is no longer accepted (people do not want it), but there is no inherited promise in the first place it goes up forever. All it matt
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miohtama
2y ago
Hacker News ceased to be a news site for hackers and founders years ago and is now a generic discussion forum with all sorts of people with all skill levels and from all political spectrums. Hating cryptocurrency is especially popular here.
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miohtama
2y ago
It's a definition of a pension fund.
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2y ago
Yes, I got voted to oblivion for stating this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42831013
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2y ago
Bundle web browser with your operating system. Bundle operating system with CPU. But, both lost in the end, despite abusing monopoly and government intervention did not really help.
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miohtama
2y ago
There is no room for million people in any jail system on the planet. What should happen is to send the share price to zero or give to the government. This was e.g. done with 2008 financial crisis for Fannie Mae and it had been paying divid
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miohtama
2y ago
Share buybacks and dividends exist and are used in the approx same ratio, so it's probably incorrect to say most profits. Also buybacks do not change the pool of dividend receivers.
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miohtama
2y ago
It's possible to save pension by investing without pension funds. However the trick is that most pension funds are underfunded and run like a Ponzi, thus constantly need larger and larger group of young people to fund them. If and when
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miohtama
2y ago
Corporations are owned by people. Profit is distributed back to the society thru dividends. The largest shareholder category is pension funds, not billionaires. So effectively boomers are robbing younger generations.
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2y ago
Pepsi and Coke issue has been solved as there are multiple cola brands with store label or no label. You can buy cheaper cola and you do not need to buy Coke/Pepsi.
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2y ago
Only argument I can think of is economics of scale. You need to have sufficient mass to enter the markets. However even in this case customers, or Big Potato buyers, can simply ally and create a new supplier where they are shareholders.
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miohtama
2y ago
As far as I understand the model needs way less active parameters, reducing GPU cost in inference.
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2y ago
This is super interesting. I am not an expert on the training: can you clarify how/when the censorship is "baked" in? Like is the a human supervised dataset and there is a reward for the model conforming to these censored ans
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2y ago
For sensitive topics, it is good that we canknow cross ask Grok, DeepSeek and ChatGPT to avoid any kind of biases or no-reply answers.
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2y ago
The criticism seems to mostly be that Meta maintains very expensive cost structure and fat organisation in the AI. While Meta can afford to do this, if smaller orgs can produce better results it means Meta is paying a lot for nothing. Meta
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miohtama
2y ago
Is it possible to skip libc completely or would this introduce too many portability concerns?
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2y ago
Trump revoked Biden's AI executive order as one of the first things in the office https://www.cio.com/article/3806594/trump-repeals-bidens-ai-...
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