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naveen99
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6mo ago
Cloud can’t make money off of you and pay more than you for the hardware at the same time.
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6mo ago
And x.ai is at $2T now, while qwen baba is under $200B…
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6mo ago
Lower is always better is incompatible with reality of essential component of cell membrane.
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6mo ago
I thought the $100k h1b fee is annual
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7mo ago
Once the shares go into a donor advised fund. The irs is left holding the bag.
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7mo ago
South Korea 13x more dense than usa. It’s even slightly denser than India.
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7mo ago
Except qwen became to llama what PyTorch was to tensorflow.
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7mo ago
Karpathy is a ceo of his startup.
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7mo ago
I am not. But irrelevant.
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7mo ago
Maybe you can call it an interview…
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8mo ago
Oof, google api slop !
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8mo ago
I would say this is the main benefit of cuda programming on gpu. You get to control local memory. Maybe nvidia will bring it to the cpu now that the make CPU’s
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8mo ago
Labor rights come with payroll taxes.
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8mo ago
I mean having a claw is kind of like having a pet. Only a matter of time until you get lazy to take him for a walk; and he has an accident.
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8mo ago
I guess ai agents are like pets ? I prefer children over pets…
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8mo ago
He did. His entire startup is about educational content. Nanochat is way better than llama / qwen as an educational tool. Though it is still missing the vision module.
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8mo ago
Of course, like gym memberships. VC’s subsidizing powerlifters…
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8mo ago
They are subsidized by people who underuse their subscriptions. There must be a lot of them.
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8mo ago
They probably have an authorized mechanism for tender offers. Too much hassle to do it outside of that… also most of their employees shares probably haven’t vested yet. The early employees are already billionaires and don’t care to sell,
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8mo ago
Someone with a $100M is not a peon.
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8mo ago
Replace waymo with Optimus, same thing applies.
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8mo ago
I think if you took a buddy with you to the drivers license test in America and asked your buddy these questions during the test. You and your buddy are both failing. Unless test was in India over tea and not in a car.
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8mo ago
Left pocket valuing the right pocket.
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9mo ago
But we know how many cell phones, vehicles are in the world…
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9mo ago
Car are anti-subsidized. Tarrifs are the opposite of a subsidy.
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9mo ago
LLM’s seem to know about farmers and turkeys though.
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9mo ago
loneliness is not really transmissible like an epidemic. If two lonely people get together, they aren’t lonely anymore.
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10mo ago
What’s your favorite school of mental gymnastics?
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10mo ago
I mean how did you get an expert programmer before ? Surely it can’t be harder to learn to program with ai than without ai. It’s written in the book of resnet. You could swap out ai with google or stackoverflow or documentation or unix…
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10mo ago
Yes, people underwrite their own debt with their future labor. Economists don’t count this leverage on future labor as wealth for the poor but for some reason count it for the rich after renaming it to bonds.
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