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by naveen99 10mo ago
It’s not like humans are standing still. Humans are still improving faster than ai.
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by naveen99 10mo ago
Without usa the way it is, Australia would be much less prosperous. From the perspective of employers and consumers, labor costs are the same. It’s just that in Europe and Australia, taxes are a larger percentage of cost of labor.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
CDC also says 74% of Americans are overweight. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/obesity-overweight.htm I guess it’s not as bad as women rating 80% of men as unattractive. Some people just don’t believe in normal
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by naveen99 11mo ago
No, because the only thing keeping the fed from lowering interest rates and juicing real estate and everything else is a strong labor market.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
Taiwan surely has some poachable labor.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
I don’t understand why intel doesn’t build a fab in Taiwan or another lower cost location ?
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by naveen99 11mo ago
When it comes to machine learning, research has consistently shown, that pretty much the only thing that matters is scaling. Ilya should just enjoy his billions raised with no strings.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
Time limit on patents is supportive of GPL in the limit. Public trading of most trade secrets along with their owner corporations is also GPLish.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
What about money spent on software developers, other knowledge work… AI could take 10-20% of spending on humans… that would be a few trillion per year.
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by naveen99 11mo ago
It’s called home warranty companies.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Think about a startup that previously would have take 3 or 5 people to launch, and was not viable. But now can be launched with 1 person and be viable. big business also usually has similar internal startups or new ventures with similar e
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by naveen99 1y ago
Probably ppp gdp per Capita of $155k.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Google gave birth to openai by trying to bottle up the gpt genie.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Elon also offered some money for Sam’s nonprofit around that time… and then also exited the nonprofit later. So it’s kind of balances…
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by naveen99 1y ago
What timeframe ? You get bubbles and pops on the minute candle chart daily.
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by naveen99 1y ago
ArXiv is just extra steps for a worse experience. Github is perfectly fine for pdf’s also.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Isn’t github the normal way of publishing now for cs ?
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by naveen99 1y ago
It kind of already exists as youtube. Star fleet academy wasn’t really for training the best of the best. The best usually don’t have time to waste on all students… they usually take apprentices. The best of the best students don’t waste
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by naveen99 1y ago
Eureka first course is just building the essence of the chatgpt in nanochat.
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by naveen99 1y ago
What does junior or senior have anything to do with it ? I would think a smarter junior will run circles around a dumber senior engineer with LLM autocomplete.
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by naveen99 1y ago
almost all wealth is cash flows from future labor income. Labor is just heavily leveraged on their own future labor. Kind of like AMD levering up on future gpu sales.
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by naveen99 1y ago
It’s just AMD levering up on its on stock. Similar to MSTR. AMD is taking a loan against its own shares to build gpu’s hoping to rent them out via OpenAI in the future. No point in betting against it, because it can’t get margin called u
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by naveen99 1y ago
With mandatory back pay, isn’t it just a vacation for the furloughed employees ?
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by naveen99 1y ago
elliptical galaxies do contract, but I mean larger structures like galaxy clusters or bigger.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Red shift appears mostly very far away… where the empty space is not resolved so much… hydrogen in infinite time universe is easy to form with radioactive decay, and other processes that produce hydrogen and helium from larger elements and
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by naveen99 1y ago
https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/61784/alternat...
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Alternate explanation of red shift of distant stars
1 points by naveen99 1y ago|3 comments
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by naveen99 1y ago
Things are not so binary usually. Misinformation is a nonsense term. Email me if you want to continue discussion offline.
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by naveen99 1y ago
Ok, thanks. I found r/cholesterol
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by naveen99 1y ago
1. Lowest mortality is with ldl of 140, not lower/. https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4266 2. Guess what the relative risk of myotoxicity is with statins.

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