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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Wouldn’t that assume there are no potential market participants who want more market share in a profitable market?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Hundreds of millions dramatically undersells what happened in Trump's ~first year back in office: Trump personally made $3 billion during his 2nd term's 1st year. [1] 19-year-old high school graduate Barron Trump earned $150 mil
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Doesn’t desalination require very large amounts of electricity, something that AI also requires large amounts of? Are we at the point where we are no longer concerned with electricity demand outstripping supply? (Let alone the pollution cau
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> The fact that tokens aren't free will limit the number of unserious requests. LLM costs are already pretty cheap (regardless of whether someone believes they'll continue falling). For a recent example, see a relatively powe
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Most every country uses a combination of capitalism and non-capitalism, including the US. The closest to a non-capitalist country would be North Korea. > In a non capitalistic system, it might just not affect real humans negativly at al
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Does AlphaFold since 2018 (from Google, and now as the Google spin-off Isomorphic Labs under Demis Hassabis) count? https://deepmind.google/science/alphafold/
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> sailors on the Abraham Lincoln rioting with 7 dead At least that part seems wrong, as CENTCOM says no deaths: https://time.com/article/2026/08/14/uss-abraham-lincoln-cond... (Alternatively, source?)
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> … claude has very helpfully gone out of its way to say that due to legal reasons, it will never share the actual lyrics with me. … It's fun when you want to know what the lyrics are to a song and get treated like a criminal. Ant
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Even in that case it is designed to cover the company’s cost of losing the employee including the cost of recruiting and training replacements, etc. The better analogy would be if it was insurance for someone completely unrelated dying -
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
The difference seems to be that it’s insurance if you’re buying protection against your own home burning down. Versus when you’re financially wagering that your neighbor’s house burns down. (I.e whether you get paid back if the misfortune i
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Pricing: https://x.ai/bot
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
What do you believe happened re: Ukraine? What was the absolute worst thing from the laptop? Biden–Ukraine conspiracy theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biden%E2%80%93Ukraine_conspira... Hunter Biden laptop controve
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Thanks, but is that a photo of a screen instead of a screenshot and that’s why it looks cloudy/random splotches are brighter? Regardless, it’s better than nothing, thank you.
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Ah, the argument is that Google intentionally avoids showing you the most relevant results, or at least avoids "solving" the problem of webmasters who attempt to 'game' the system. >>>> Is there some search
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Ah, the argument is that Google intentionally avoids showing you the best results, so that you spend more time searching (and being exposed to ads)?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
>> Is there some search engine that you think could have become popular and not ended up with SEO optimization? > One you pay for yourself ! SEO is the practice done by webmasters of optimizing a website to improve its visibili
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Is there some search engine that you think could have become popular and not ended up with SEO optimization?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
At least LLMs almost always transform the original - it usually isn’t as straightforward as “Here’s the original but without the ads that pay for it”. But we already have the latter case that exists - ad blockers. Ad blockers literally serv
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
It seems like backdoor is not the right term? From that thread, as part of their setup wizard, it appears they use a 1 hour token which allows installation of additional plugins if you choose to . If so, to use a slightly stretched analogy
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
I think I found the item the grandparent commenter was presumably referring to - "Our position on open-weights models", posted by Amodei and dated July 27, 2026 - which includes: > some people have even accused Anthropic of wa
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
What is the FUD happening from 1 frontier lab?
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
ArenaAI Agent Leaderboard direct link: https://arena.ai/leaderboard/agent
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
New York also enacted a moratorium, and in recent days Texas stopped any new data center from being connected to the grid (the Texas one was done through the governor’s power over the grid).
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> shared hosting in your municipality Wouldn't that be even worse in terms of NIMBYism? 1. Every single municipality would have AI data center "hosting in your municipality". 2. You'd have to majorly overbuild every
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Also, in a desktop browser at the page's [1] lower left it says "Personal organization ", so if the 'organization' term is the concern, OpenAI still seems to use the term 'organization' even for personal
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> which are wildly different Many of the same reasons used against dense housing, mass transit, and solar/wind turbines are used against DCs - such as claims: * That it would be too much for the existing grid to handle * That it
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
I think that’s how DCs mark an exponential growth in NIMBYism and its acceptance - we’re already seeing city-wide, county-wide, even state-wide bans, even in states where much of the state is very low density. If this kind of NIMBYism becom
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> the user instead of in big centralized facilities Although that would be exponentially worse in terms of electricity and resource use, etc. - instead 1 TPU handling x,000 customers per month, now you need to build and power n,000 separ
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
> placing them in populated areas The photo at the very top of the OP article shows a very low-density area. If someone was expecting to see urban-type density, it isn’t in the location shown in the photo. It's mostly trees, industr
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by no-name-here 2mo ago
Does it show the free tokens message for you after you enable sharing? It does not for me.

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