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naveen99
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naveen99
4mo ago
s/complexity/entropy No ceiling.
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4mo ago
Just pretend you are working with a buggy api with poor misleading documentation. LOL Check your assumptions.
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4mo ago
In the space age, its x-processed.
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4mo ago
They have name for “Less work for same pay” : inflation.
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5mo ago
The world is decentralized. People and produce can cross borders. People don’t vote for sending ubi to outside borders.
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5mo ago
Historically most devices were serving antivirus and snooping. Ai is the first time they are being used for actual computing again. They will be kept saturated.
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5mo ago
Unless you mean remixing the alphabet / tokens, this is mathematically false. 2^256 gets you to unique very fast, and that’s like 252 bytes or like 80 tokens. Remember almost all numbers are irrational. Complexity is infinite.
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5mo ago
For 3 values, don’t you just need a pair of booleans ? Known or unknown… If known: 0 or 1 …
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5mo ago
its more like you have purchased unlimited monthly travel for a fixed cost for your employees for $20. And you want your employees to maximize travel, since you already paid the $20.
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5mo ago
Someone would have connected gpt to bash. As it turns out that someone ended up at Anthropic.
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5mo ago
Labor displacement is also called rising productivity.
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5mo ago
I thought even intel was using tsmc fabs for their own chips. Usa just needs to annex Taiwan and South Korea or create a new Taiwan / new sk in Arizona and bring half the Taiwan population here. Kind of like Israel and Cuba.
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5mo ago
Maybe 1/10 of the new hires replace 1/90 of the existing old timers. You need some creative destruction.
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5mo ago
If they trust Claude code, they can trust spacex. Safety trust tm.
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5mo ago
So what’s the terafab for if spacex already has so much unused capacity ?
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5mo ago
Are you sure it’s the same ssd. The new nvme5 disks are 3x faster
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5mo ago
Usa allowed Japanese and German cars. Maybe one day they will allow Chinese cars also.
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6mo ago
Modern warfare mostly targets military weapons: missiles against missiles… or financial weapons: oil price steering. Lawyers pens against lawyer pens. even military casualties are avoided. There is 0 appetite for senseless destruction o
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6mo ago
You know this doesn’t work most of the time…
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6mo ago
Isn’t it general knowledge AGI has been achieved ?
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6mo ago
Math, physics, markets, computation…
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6mo ago
Employees should elevate your thinking not replace it.
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6mo ago
Average person in the world earns about $300k in a lifetime. So it’s hard to charge more than that per person.
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6mo ago
Does it respect your choice to not connect to internet during install now ?
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6mo ago
You mean like intel, tesla, spacex, openai ?
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6mo ago
Investors are not limited to looking at just the books.
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6mo ago
Learn from cats.
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6mo ago
But wouldn’t you rather hbm prices come down first ? Memory makers will be fine. There is practically infinite demand. Unless you get china style rationing of compute per person world wide. The real issue is everyone wanting to upgrade
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6mo ago
Ram upgrades are happening because of ddr5. Nvme upgrades are happening because of pcie5. Prices will come down once everyone is done upgrading.
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6mo ago
Where are you getting hourly costs for private models ? The rate limits are pretty arbitrary. If you max out by api tokens it would be like $10k / hour
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