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by therobots927 4mo ago
Fair point!
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Maybe it’s not a binary? Maybe managers should both be able to delegate AND occasionally put in the effort to learn how things are working on the ground? Otherwise after about 3 layers of hierarchy all of the signal is gone in a massive gam
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by therobots927 4mo ago
They were conned because there’s been a massive top down propaganda campaign at the highest levels of corporate America that GAI is right around the corner.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
They owe George orwell’s estate a royalty for this idea.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Currently in fashion isn’t exactly a confidence booster heading into multiple rate hikes and a pressure on hyperscalers to cut capex.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Well that’s great to hear that they are saying a non-GAAP profit metric is greater than zero. I agree it’s less of a dumpster fire than OAI but that’s not a very hard bar to clear.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Human mathematicians could become “priests to oracles.” This is a decidedly anti-enlightenment statement.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
So… more peer review backlog. That sounds fun. Oh, you want someone to review your paper, Mr phd in mathematics with 20 years of experience? Get in line behind chatGPT.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Tests only work for a limited set of programming verification. In many cases you don’t actually know what the output for any given input should be, so there’s no way of verifying the AI-generated code. You just kind of have to trust it. The
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by therobots927 4mo ago
It’s a well known problem in higher mathematics that even if you’ve solved a problem, often the proofs are incredibly long and complex and require an extensive amount of time spent by peers to review it. It would be great if someone could e
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by therobots927 4mo ago
You know anthropics numbers? They still haven’t filed either.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
You nailed it
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Ok thanks for the nitpick bud. It’s the last item in a priority first list but go off dude
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by therobots927 4mo ago
I think a lot of it is actually the tech for a lot of reasons: 0. No one wants a datacenter in their backyard or hooked up to the grid while the electricity burden is carried by households. People are afraid of losing their property values
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Where are you getting 30% from
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by therobots927 4mo ago
I didn’t make a claim. The parent explicitly said it was a misconception that inference is not profitable. No one knows if it’s profitable or not so we’re left to speculate.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
I can’t wait. It’s gonna be an absolute blast to watch.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
Are you an anthropic insider or something? Because if you are you should delete this comment. If you aren’t then you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about.
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by therobots927 4mo ago
You said: “ There is zero evidence of any causal link between him and this. The obvious one, instead, is SpaceX's volatility.” What exactly do you think “volatility” means in this context?
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by therobots927 4mo ago
How do you explain OAI spending $6B on “sales and marketing” in a year. More than Coca Cola? I think it’s reasonable to draw the conclusion that they are folding inference subsidies (for both paying and non-paying users) under this category
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by therobots927 4mo ago
SpaceX demonstrated that the public markets have a limited tolerance for a multi-trillion dollar company that doesn’t make any money. Ed’s leaks demonstrated that OAI doesn’t make money (even on inference). Put these two together and I thin
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by therobots927 4mo ago
OAI canceling an IPO this year a week after he released their dogshit financials is not a coincidence and yes it does vindicate him. He’s not shorting the market or calling a top. He’s saying that the bubble will pop because the underlying
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by therobots927 5mo ago
/s
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by therobots927 5mo ago
Which is a far cry away from the “free market” we see in the west. Wild how I got downvoted for stating a pretty obvious fact. Long term planning and self sacrifice in the interest of long term community benefit which transfers to one’s fut
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by therobots927 5mo ago
I’m pretty sure the people who are keeping thousands of kids under 10 in maximum security prisons where they are raped by dogs are the good guys here. You’re right! Also bombing Gaza into oblivion is clearly not terorism either
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by therobots927 5mo ago
No one cares how smart Israel thinks they are. Or has any interest in watching them pat themselves on the back for what amounts to a massive distributed terrorist attack. And it would be labeled as such if Muslims did it.
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by therobots927 5mo ago
Sounds like communism to me.
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by therobots927 5mo ago
This time is different, though. Self improving AI = infinite money.
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by therobots927 5mo ago
They’re just outsourcing their censorship.
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by therobots927 5mo ago
TIL running over people with bulldozers and sexual torture and wanton slaughter of children are “misdeeds”. I would hate to know what they consider a war crime.

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