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by paxys 4mo ago
Why do you need macbooks? Just rent servers from any hosting provider.
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by paxys 4mo ago
You are underestimating how difficult it is even for a large nation state to attract the kind of talent and investment it would take to set up a chip industry. It is out of reach for anyone outside of the 3-5 largest national economies and
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by paxys 4mo ago
Very interested to know the distribution of effort between the two companies. Is this truly a brainchild of OpenAI engineers or did they pay to white label and use a new Broadcom chip?
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by paxys 4mo ago
Weights are meaningless if you can’t run the model from a computer under your desk.
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by paxys 4mo ago
We aren’t going to have Open Source AI without Open Source hardware specs and Open Source manufacturing. Software has been solo driving open computing for far too long, and with AI now the bottlenecks are finally moving up the stack.
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by paxys 4mo ago
Smartphone Dating Cryptocurrency AR/VR AI Gambling <— Zuck is here This man struck gold exactly once with social media and, rather than being content with his billions, will forever chase that high pursuing the latest fad and drag h
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by paxys 4mo ago
Smartphone Dating Cryptocurrency AR/VR AI Gambling <— Zuck is here This man struck gold exactly once with social media and, rather than being content with his billions, will forever chase that high pursuing the latest fad and drag h
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by paxys 5mo ago
Direct and to the point. This is the opposite of that.
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by paxys 5mo ago
"Some of our employees are taking a forced voluntary separation"
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by paxys 5mo ago
WeWork absolutely did not survive
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by paxys 5mo ago
There are many solutions. For example - allow ticket resale only through the official platform and cap it at the original sale price. Another approach - check IDs at the door and only let the original ticket purchaser through. The real prob
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by paxys 5mo ago
There are over 6 million auto accidents in the US per year. How many of them make the news? I'm willing to bet that most people don't even know about pedestrian deaths that occur a few blocks away from where they live, at intersec
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by paxys 5mo ago
Self driving cars are not going to be accepted if they have only marginally better success rates than humans. Just look at the news. Every minor self driving incident is endlessly magnified by the media while millions of human-caused accide
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by paxys 5mo ago
Same reason there's less gridlock when people obey traffic lights and other rules of the road and don't brake randomly. If every car on the road drove itself then there would never be traffic.
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by paxys 5mo ago
Driving through an obviously flooded street thinking "I'll easily make it" and getting stuck in the middle? Yeah, these cars have achieved human level intelligence.
526.
by paxys 5mo ago
It was kinda obvious when SpaceX "acquired" it. Elon rewarded xAI investors/prevented lawsuits by giving them SpaceX equity, and that was that.
527.
by paxys 5mo ago
The hardest decision a company, especially in tech, can make is to disrupt an immensely successul business of their own before their competitors can. Apple killed their biggest cash cow, the iPod, to push a smartphone. Netflix killed its en
528.
by paxys 5mo ago
How is this acquisition relevant to OpenAI or anything else you said?
529.
by paxys 5mo ago
If they were evading the police then the statute of limitations would not apply, because the case would stay active the entire time. It is instead relevant if the state decides not to charge you for a crime but comes back to you decades lat
530.
by paxys 5mo ago
Statute of limitations is not a "bureaucratic technicality", it is the law.
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by paxys 5mo ago
> A nine-person jury found that Elon Musk did not bring his lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman until after the expiration of the three-year statute of limitations. Intersting outcome. So it's more of a dismissal on technical grou
532.
by paxys 6mo ago
I bet the majority of people reading this really think Claude cracked the encryption.
533.
by paxys 6mo ago
That's not the reason. Cost of chargebacks falls entirely on the merchant. Visa/MC have no reason to care.
534.
by paxys 6mo ago
It is deliberately designed for maximum accidental invocations so the managers and execs behind it can claim the large user numbers in their promo packets.
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by paxys 6mo ago
There's an entire world outside of Silicon Valley and the Apple ecosystem. Apple has a ~9% PC market share. Who is buying the other 91% if there is no demand?
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by paxys 7mo ago
Mythos is a news article. This is an actual model you can use.
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by paxys 7mo ago
Because there are customers there
538.
by paxys 7mo ago
Tailscale will enable all of this. Set up a US device as an exit node, and configure other devices to proxy through it.
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by paxys 7mo ago
The macbook notch has existed for a decade?
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by paxys 7mo ago
I haven't had enough menu bar icons to run into this but is it really the case that the notch just hides whatever icons happen to be behind it? Like, the OS doesn't handle this incredibly obvious edge case? Why not just put an ove

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