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721.
by rapsey 4y ago
Often true but Facebook is not bleeding cash though. They are printing money. They are just very bloated.
722.
by rapsey 4y ago
Nothing. But when you are from a specific political spectrum, before they came out it was "this is a conspiracy". After they came out it was "well of course that is how it works this is nothing new."
723.
by rapsey 4y ago
Engineering/perforated bricks mostly. North Germany/UK is a lot of solid red/gray bricks, not sure if new homes still use that style, since it has terrible insulation. If built with perforated bricks a home will also put a th
724.
by rapsey 4y ago
I guess they are a new thing in the US. In Europe installing a heat pump with floor heating is done for practically every new family house. It is the cheapest (for us) and nicest way to heat up your home. Though very few people build houses
725.
by rapsey 4y ago
OpenAI will 100% need to start paying royalties. For instance it knows a whole lot of things that are not publicly available and locked away behind science journal paywalls.
726.
by rapsey 4y ago
It is like in the early youtube days where everyone was just waiting who is going to shut them down.
727.
by rapsey 4y ago
It is no surprise this tech is from Italy. At least in Europe this is the main reason you do not find solar panels in cities.
728.
by rapsey 4y ago
Yes it does if you payed attention to the terms of the deal. OpenAI has to pay back MS billions from their revenue.
729.
by rapsey 4y ago
Not becoming c++ is a strong argument
730.
by rapsey 4y ago
Also nothing prevents you from using Rust without higher abstractions.
731.
by rapsey 4y ago
What slippery slope exactly?
732.
by rapsey 4y ago
Same as with any other c/c++ stalwart.
733.
by rapsey 4y ago
Not only that it is probably the best translation engine ever made. It translates incredibly well. This is likely one of the industries that is going to be hit severely.
734.
by rapsey 4y ago
1.4B are surviving on the resources at the moment so it's not that bad. You can always find a reason to be negative about the future. However that is a poor mindset for investing. "Pessimists sound smart, optimists make money&quot
735.
by rapsey 4y ago
> The reality, the Chinese economy is still growing strongly despite its enormous size; China lies. They lie about their horrific demographics and they lie about their economic growth.
736.
by rapsey 4y ago
India has cheap Russian gas and plenty of sunshine. If you have energy the rest can be gotten.
737.
by rapsey 4y ago
Pretty much all points raised regarding India can be applied to China and vice versa. China is however becoming too expensive to continue their economic model and rift with the west is becoming larger. If Apple is moving towards India, many
738.
by rapsey 4y ago
India is replicating China's manufacturing economic development model. It will likely improve.
739.
by rapsey 4y ago
Like most I try to avoid doing my parents mistakes. Probably doing a bunch of new ones though. Can't avoid that. As for general advice, kids are just really different. What works for some people is a combination of parent and child. Th
740.
by rapsey 4y ago
Yup neither of these predictions make sense. No historic parallel and no curent or near future market reality supports it. Even if someone figures out net positive fusion. You still have to build these facilities and they sure as hell are n
741.
by rapsey 4y ago
Most of the value was captured by Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft. They are smart enough to capture any incoming technology wave. Mobile, cloud computing and now AI. Startups get crumbs.
742.
by rapsey 4y ago
I wonder. Google is known for being cushy. Building new companies is hard work.
743.
by rapsey 4y ago
Gstreamer vs ffmpeg is like microservices vs monolith. With similar problems. Microservices look nice in theory. Unfortunately they turn out to be highly complex to manage. Gstreamer is way more complex to use than it appears at first glanc
744.
by rapsey 4y ago
> but daycare is going to be around £1800+ a month Is that entirely private? Are there no public child care options?
745.
by rapsey 4y ago
These arguments are just like the old days when wikipedia showed up. Don't miss the forest for the trees. ChatGPT is a huge threat to google and a bunch of other industries.
746.
by rapsey 4y ago
I guess they were counting on one of the moonshots to work out.
747.
by rapsey 4y ago
It takes millions in GPU costs to replicate what they did though. Perhaps Google might do it to try to take the wind out of their sails.
748.
by rapsey 4y ago
MS and OpenAI are a partnership and MS is footing a very large bill for them. In exchange for equity and first dibs on their tech.
749.
by rapsey 4y ago
How many people did Theranos kill compared to Tesla self driving?
750.
by rapsey 4y ago
He is however at Google and they are in the inevitable innovator's dilemma. MS is going all out on GPT with Bing and Office integrations.

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