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11mo ago
So, in ten years (maybe five) NVDA will be like IBM or Intel. Too big to ignore, just not for the right reasons.
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I don’t have an answer for your question but I’ll just say that when someone feels like the way you do, it’s very easy for them to walk into an exploitative trap. Don’t get used by someone just because you’re lonely or lost. There are any n
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11mo ago
Politics have never been a value system, but politicians have always done the hard work to convince people otherwise.
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11mo ago
That’s a nice bit of creative writing, but even the simplest chatbot can present grounded arguments against the claims.
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11mo ago
I mean sure, the markets would have momentarily tumbled. Then, focus would have shifted around a new story, and they would have stabilized. NVDA isn’t the center of the universe it thinks it is. If you look at it critically, NVDA isn’t that
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Nvidia crushed its quarter–and CEO Jensen Huang said in a leaked all-hands
(businessinsider.com)
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Realistically, this is psyops to say such a thing. The very first questions to answer is why they’d go to the U.S.? How did they know that they should go there? Were they already observing humans, and if so how are their communications esca
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'The public has been lied to': made documentary insists aliens exist
(theguardian.com)
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An MIT Student Awed Top Economists with His AI Study–Then It All Fell Apart
(msn.com)
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11mo ago
> If you insist on spending Thanksgiving with your racist relatives, go to fight. Call Uncle Bob on his Jim Crow bullshit. Is Uncle Bob really on Jim Crow bullshit, or has someone convinced you of that to achieve their own political goal
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11mo ago
I can’t tell if you’re having a mental health episode, or just having a laugh. What a strange comment.
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11mo ago
The act of people forming groups and carrying out coordinated actions against an individual is the core of social comparison. If the threat of other people’s coordinated group activity against you didn’t exist, no one would care about compa
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11mo ago
Being critical for the sake of it is performative, and to what end? It’s leaning into life as a stage metaphor to an absurd degree. Take for example that music and food critics aren’t critical of their subject matter because they hate music
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The absence of preoccupation with work will be a boon for destabilizing geological forces. A work-free society will have its own challenges. Bad art might be the most dominant one, if we’re lucky.
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> What follows from this analysis, one that few serious observers now challenge? That we must develop a political vision that moves on from the failures of liberalism, one rooted in the timeless ideals of Western civilisation and culture
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Again a couple of thoughts occur: 1) you’re greatly discounting the effects of epigenetics on development and trait expressiveness, so even if you tailor for everything as you wish, you’re still only going to guarantee outcomes in a certain
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11mo ago
I can’t put much stock in something that’s not peer-reviewed, nor something that’s not confirmed as reproducible. Herasight, the company, has a deep conflict of interest when publishing a paper like this, don’t you think? It’s like the toba
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11mo ago
Your 40-50% variance range isn’t supported by recent literature, as far as I can tell. Secondly, per my understanding you can only get a sense of embryonic PGS via PGT, and that doesn’t necessarily relate to intelligence. https:/
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Maybe you’re right, in this case it’s like if a plumbing company loans out plumbers tools. You’re not necessarily allowed to use loaned tools for personal work, but in that case it’s usually due to degradation. I am not sure that applies to
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How do you measure IQ in this context? You can make some guesses based on the known population, but there’s no way you can capture the full range of possibilities. I worry that this type of tailoring might lead to an average of averages, an
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Several things occur to me. First note that I am not anti-China or pro-US. I like certain ideas, and I don’t associate those ideas with any country, in particular. Now let’s take make some comparisons. Tencent has done really well for itsel
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Move over Harvard and MIT–this university might be winning the AI race
(fortune.com)
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I’ll believe this psyops and propaganda when this list has Chinese companies with valuation more than the NW of a few American CEOs https://companiesmarketcap.com/ A more likely explanation is that articles like this are pu
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Be wary of success measure games, a lot of people with a lot less intelligence/capability are doing so much. Luck and network effects trump intelligence, ability and so on. It’s better to always just reflect on yourself…unless you’re s
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It’s like trying to pray the gay away (you can’t), nature is only controllable to an extent. If your ideology requires relatively more energy to adhere to than not adhering to it, then guess what happens? Groups of people will always prefer
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I want to understand how this pattern of deal making is necessarily different from previous ones, for example how businesses moved money between themselves and a handful of cloud service providers. Maybe everything to do with AI is getting
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The democrats enabled this by practically implementing an open border policy.
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11mo ago
They drained the swamp, where the swamp is composed of average working Americans. On top of that, F1 student visa and H1Bs still going on as strong programs. I am still optimistic that there may be growth due to decrease in trade deficits,
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Some people have cognitive issues like short- and long-term memory defects due to any number of reasons, which can affect such mental ability. It may even reflect in their IQ scores to some degree, for example if they would have scored a 12
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11mo ago
Intimate and embarrassing, Musk, and trade secrets makes me think it’s about sex dolls.
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