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by seydor 2mo ago
Good timing
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by seydor 2mo ago
Just add some antenna on top
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by seydor 2mo ago
Winery
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by seydor 2mo ago
> Meta will impose daily usage limits and restrict nighttime usage by children Nothing is more addicting than regular intermittent rewards. They are literally not changing anything
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by seydor 2mo ago
- If AI and robots are as good as Bill suggests , one can infer that AI will signal the end of cities, at least the end of megacities. If the home robot can clean and cook and also do my taxes, hair, and diagnose my health , one is more lik
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by seydor 2mo ago
"SpaceX takes down nitter"
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by seydor 2mo ago
Funny how all china companies are expected to release weights by default
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by seydor 2mo ago
when there is location arbitrage, then someone is benefiting at the expense of someone else. Practically, expats add to the pensioner population of the country (except for the burden of paying their pensions). European countries are designe
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by seydor 2mo ago
That is a typo. It is a Q not a T ! How could we have missed it
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by seydor 2mo ago
Another data point: Self-employed people in Greece are now taxed based on a "mandatory income" , which is meant to reduce tax evasion but also force small businesses to consolidate or shut down (guess which one happened). About 40
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by seydor 2mo ago
To be honest i have no sympathy for immigra,,, er sorry expats. It is pure location arbitrage: rich pensioners moving to south europe to get a vastly bigger bang for their buck than they would get back home. It would eventually backfire, an
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by seydor 2mo ago
The EU executive doesn't hold general elections
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by seydor 2mo ago
Probably it's a random sample of AI companies. Curing cancer is the marketing slogan, AI is not capable of doing that. But it's good enough to impress bankers and lawyers who will keep inflating the bubble for the foreseeable futu
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by seydor 2mo ago
DRM license verification
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by seydor 2mo ago
Model bias towards northern hemisphere
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by seydor 2mo ago
One day that robot will invent the wheel
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by seydor 2mo ago
Trump attacked iran in the middle of negotiations. It's probably a pattern from the salesmen book he didn't even write.
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by seydor 2mo ago
The EU is definitely dragging its feet believing that Trump will go away and "normality" will return.
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by seydor 2mo ago
Pushing back against a US that is at this point economically and militarily dominant does nothing. It might push for cooperations outside the US-sphere.
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by seydor 2mo ago
Democracy is failing because people you don't like are being democratically elected. The opposite would indeedn be failure.
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by seydor 2mo ago
Just at the right time when China is looking to expand its exports. People said that Trump was Putin's stooge, but he might have been Xi's. I'm concerned that governments worldwide are finding tarrifs to be a popular (and exc
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by seydor 2mo ago
why are they wearing swimsuits then?
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by seydor 2mo ago
Beaches are full of people taking photos for an hour and ending up not swimming
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by seydor 2mo ago
you are correct, there is a difference between a hot take and a laconic statement. the issue is with attention-seeking. Platforms willingly turn their forums to competition for likes, instead of encouraging compromise, which is what drives
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by seydor 2mo ago
We need proof that AI can climb the vertical axis and is not just horizontally expanding on what we already know. ANNs (including LLMs) are approximators of things that already exist , but science occasionally needs paradigm shifts and we h
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by seydor 2mo ago
That s the thing with all US companies (chinese cos don't seem to go metaphysical)
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by seydor 2mo ago
it's not fun - this forum started with infinite optimism in entrepreneurship, the PG stuff. Then about five years in it turned to "join a BigTech or you ll never be rich", then after AI everyone realized they are on borrowed
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by seydor 2mo ago
Is this cure of cancer in the room with us?
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by seydor 2mo ago
> procuring the necessary compute to train and run advanced models at scale is becoming more and more expensive, There will certainly be a glut of compute that will follow this extreme scarcity. There is already a flood of chinese models
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by seydor 2mo ago
40% in a specific country

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