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by sumeno 4mo ago
5-6 years is wildly optimistic for GPUs in an AI data center Try 1-2: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/datacenter-g...
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by sumeno 4mo ago
It doesn't miss the point because if we get to some AI post-scarcity utopia then the companies pouring trillions into it now are never going to make their money back on that investment. The only way they make their money back is if eve
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by sumeno 4mo ago
They don't immediately become worthless, but they don't last all that long either https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/datacenter-g...
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by sumeno 4mo ago
Ed's posts are peak preaching to the choir, they're usually factually correct but he is really bad at convincing anyone who doesn't already strongly agree with him.
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by sumeno 4mo ago
Yes, every time there was discussion about Amazon not being profitable it was discussed.
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by sumeno 4mo ago
In the way that Michael Jordan and myself are both basketball players
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by sumeno 4mo ago
He's lying or incompetent, your choice
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by sumeno 4mo ago
Most people did not rent houses on trips before airbnb
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by sumeno 4mo ago
Reading facts about Elon Musk and making reasonable conclusions about him based on those facts is just anti-Elon bias! The only way to not be biased is to unthinkingly accept everything he says as truth
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by sumeno 4mo ago
The people I know who have worked for him would not call him a competent manager
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by sumeno 4mo ago
It's a pathetic outlook to just roll over and let everyone screw you over constantly
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by sumeno 4mo ago
I seriously doubt their actual beliefs* have changed in the slightest. They just see which way the wind is blowing with public sentiment and are trying to do damage control. *I doubt they HAVE actual beliefs. Their entire job is managing PR
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by sumeno 4mo ago
It makes me take the paper less seriously when one of the authors is submitting it with an inaccurate clickbait title.
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by sumeno 5mo ago
I haven't said anything about my own morality other than that I don't want a billion dollars. If you really want to know, I give away more than 10% of my income every year to charity. In just the past decade I've given away a
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by sumeno 5mo ago
Regardless of what else they did, they hoarded enough wealth to live hundreds of lifetime without ever wanting for anything while there are people on this planet who are starving, homeless, or can't afford basic medical care. Being a b
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by sumeno 5mo ago
I do not want a billion dollars, there is no ethical way to get a billion dollars. If I accidentally had a billion dollars I would get rid of the billion dollars as quickly as possible. The op thinks that I, as well as most of the other res
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by sumeno 5mo ago
It's a direct response to the person I was replying to, that's how posts work.
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by sumeno 5mo ago
I would be a billionaire for about 5 minutes because I'd spend 95% of it making the lives of others better and still have enough left over that neither me nor any of my immediate family ever has to work again instead of hoarding it lik
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by sumeno 5mo ago
Nobody knows if it is less safe than the Zig version because nobody has ever read the code. Maintainers included
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by sumeno 5mo ago
In 20 years I have never been on a team that didn't have twice as much work as we had people to do it. Businesses are not magically efficient
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by sumeno 5mo ago
Just because there are real world failures doesn't mean they didn't do simulations. It could just mean the simulation didn't account for something different in the real world. The website for software engineers is assuming th
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by sumeno 5mo ago
The actual headline is not ambiguous at all > Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak got cheers, not boos, after telling students they 'all have AI — actual intelligence' Modern journalism deserves a lot of criticism, but this headline
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by sumeno 5mo ago
Ok, AI companies first then since they are some of the biggest offenders
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by sumeno 5mo ago
They have neither the most resources nor the best models. They are mediocre at everything except the CSAM generation market, they've got that one cornered
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by sumeno 5mo ago
How are you going to train a frontier level llm with no references to post 1700 mathematics?
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by sumeno 5mo ago
If the tech CEO dream that they are selling that LLMs replace all white collar work within a few years who is going to have money to buy anything at the lower price point?
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by sumeno 5mo ago
Because people like Eric Schmidt are constantly talking about how AI is going to make the careers they just spent 6 figures learning to do obsolete. How delusional do you have to be to give a pro-AI speech to the generation most likely to b
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by sumeno 5mo ago
There's a big difference between leaders making carefully considered decisions that have life and death consequences and what doge did.
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by sumeno 5mo ago
He has a higher body count than any serial killer who has ever lived with DOGE alone. He may or may not be clinically diagnosable, but he's a monster either way
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by sumeno 5mo ago
As an extracurricular activity sure, but if your resume just has FORTH on it recruiters are going to throw it in the garbage because there's no evidence you can work in a modern development environment

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