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by nojvek 7mo ago
If a company isn't profitable without using AI, it's highly likely the execs don't know what their customers want and AI won't make the company profitable.
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by nojvek 7mo ago
It's Demis, not Denis. I don't think Demis wants to be CEO of all of Google. He wants to focus on DeepMind and AI. He has a life goal of inventing AGI and using that to solve the world's biggest problems. Leading Google gets
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by nojvek 8mo ago
US leaders have realized how much power China CCP has over its citizens. They want to do that. Same with EU. What makes US US are their transparent integral markets and ability for information , people and goods to move freely. By using AI
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by nojvek 8mo ago
Buy when others are selling. Sell when others are buying.
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by nojvek 9mo ago
We were worried about China using force over Uyghurs. non-white Americans are the Uyghurs now. Congress and Supreme court ought to be reigning the executive branch and enforcing citizen rights according to constitution and bill of rights.
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by nojvek 9mo ago
Gary Marcus again. The chief doomer of AI where goal posts keep on moving. Almost everyone around me, even the primary school kids use ChatGPT/Perplexity/Gemini/Claude in some form on almost a daily basis. The daily engagemen
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by nojvek 9mo ago
Iran, Iraq, Israel, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, Kuwait, Saudi, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sudan, Libya, Yemen. It's kind of wild how the middle east has been at some kind of war with each other for more than half a century, possibly longer.
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by nojvek 9mo ago
Even if Iran wants stability and US intervention. They very much don’t want the current US leadership to intervene. Trump gonna declare himself president of Iran in Wikipedia.
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by nojvek 9mo ago
A combination of cameras, lidar, ridar, ultrasonic fused together have a strong sense of perception since they fill in each other's gaps. (short, long, different spectrums of electro-magnetic spectrum / sound). The good news is th
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by nojvek 9mo ago
Those are still O(1)
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by nojvek 9mo ago
Can Minnesota make a law that bans ICE from operating in the State? i.e Can states override federal authority? Seems like states should have the right to allow ICE. Police departments are already by state.
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by nojvek 10mo ago
You either learn by shocking yourself, or die trying. The survival selection is real in electronics.
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by nojvek 11mo ago
I was of that mindset until I learned how currencies and central banks work. The government doesn't need our tax money. US dollars aren't a fixed resource. With fractional reserve banking and interest rates, central bank controls
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by nojvek 1y ago
Not all vendors are same. Snowflake charges an arm and leg for compute. It’s 36x more expensive than equivalent EC2 compute.
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by nojvek 1y ago
The way we build computers can’t simulate quantum fields. Just means our computers are limited. Doesn’t mean the universe isn’t a simulation. Everything you perceive is through the brain. Brain could be in a jar receiving the same neuron si
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by nojvek 1y ago
The big winners of AI will be hyperscalers. They got the compute, storage, customers, scale, ecosystems, 100s of billion to deploy. OpenAI may implode and absorbed by MSFT. Anthropic may implode and be absorbed by Amazon. Nvidia may not hav
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by nojvek 1y ago
Move to another no income tax state.
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by nojvek 1y ago
What part of Open AI is remaining open? More like Capitalistic AI.
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by nojvek 1y ago
Human: I am defeated, I cannot continue with my X life problems, it's impossible. ..... I don't think my life is worth living. LLM: You're absolutely right!
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by nojvek 1y ago
Without salary enforcement, it does come out of workers eventually. Like Americans paying Tariff fees out of their wallets due to price hikes.
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by nojvek 1y ago
There’s vss as duckdb extension too that builds a hnsw index. https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb-vss Since duckdb is already columnar, it goes brrrrr with single digit millisecond vector similarly lookups.
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by nojvek 1y ago
> competing with a ton of SAAS companies A a ton of companies will compete with OpenAI while their focus is divided amongst a 100 things. May a thousand flowers bloom!
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by nojvek 1y ago
Not just an award winning mathematician. Tao is perhaps the greatest mathematician alive and we are lucky to have him in US compared to Australia. He’s a fields medal winner. Solved many tough mathematical problems. Very active in Lean com
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by nojvek 1y ago
React works. Does what it says. It’s boring, but works. Deffo not dead. I’ve been writing React almost everyday for years.
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by nojvek 1y ago
I'd be very excited if AI could do my work. I could manage the AI and be more productive. Right now AI hallucinates a lot and I end up doing more work than I need to cleaning up and undoing random crap it generates.
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by nojvek 1y ago
Yeah there was on old paper that blew math/physics benchmarks out of the water by letting the LLM write code and having the physics engine execute it. I don't have a link to it off my head but that seems to be the right directly.
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by nojvek 1y ago
I agree on most points with the author, but stablecoins have fundamental value to countries that are not US whose currency gets devalued faster than US dollar, or want to do cross border transaction. USD has its own woes with inflation and
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by nojvek 1y ago
OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google are are making $100M - billions in revenues. Wouldn't call that a bubble. Sure some companies may run out of fuel but the Hyperscalers got a huge warchest to deploy for decades.
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by nojvek 1y ago
There's trillions at the top looking for gains. Too much money chasing the same few goods, people and ideas.
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by nojvek 1y ago
WhatsApp promise to users by it's founders. “No ads! No games! No gimmicks!” I wonder how the early founders feel about what Whatsapp has become with random junk and gimmicks in the UI.

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