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by treis 1y ago
OpenAI is positioned to be something like Adwords is/was. Think free LLM for your app/website/store or as the backend for products like character.ai. That will let them vacuum up a ton of user data. Plus like Google search
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by treis 1y ago
>it’s the lack of a viable business model to pay for all this long term that has folks worried. They're going to sell ads at the moment people are looking to buy stuff. It's the single most viable business model we've eve
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by treis 1y ago
Practically, it doesn't matter like it didn't matter for Google that storage got many orders of magnitude cheaper. By the time training a novel LLM and serving it to a billion users is trivial in the way that providing 1GB of ema
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by treis 1y ago
OpenAI is an existential threat to Google. They're both solving the same problem for consumers. Something like "there's information on the Internet that I want but don't know where it is". Almost all of Google&#
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by treis 1y ago
Nah this is a repeat of Google's early days. They built storage at such a scale that it was hard for anyone else to compete in anything that required storage like email. OpenAI is doing the same with compute. They're going to ha
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by treis 1y ago
It's probably not going to do that either. The number of spaces per lot will move to below the limit and more lots will be created to make up the difference. The net will likely be less efficient utilization of lots leading to more o
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by treis 1y ago
This is performative. If it were economically viable there'd be panels in parking lots. They're not because the land isn't the expensive part. It's the installation, maintenance, and ancillary equipment that makes sol
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by treis 1y ago
Yep. It would have to be something that dramatic to render all the technology and infrastructure OpenAI has obsolete. But if it's anything like massive data training on a huge number of GPUs then OpenAI is one of the winners.
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by treis 1y ago
It's not windows mobile because OpenAI was first and is the clear leader in the market. Windows mobile was late to the party and missed their window. Palm is closer but it's a different world. It's established that Internet
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by treis 1y ago
Very few people own top of the line Macs and most interactions are on phones these days. We are many generations of phones away from running GPT-5 on a phone without murdering your battery. Even if that weren't true having your softwa
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by treis 1y ago
It's the first new way of interacting with computers since the iPhone. It's going to be massively valuable and OpenAI is essentially guaranteed to be one of the players.
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by treis 1y ago
Lots of people walk long ways for different reasons. I'm very dubious that this will ever be a thing but there's definitely a market.
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by treis 1y ago
Which is my fundamental problem with peer review. There should be one gatekeeper to a code base that enforces some style preference. Practically which style they choose matters very little compared to having one predictable and enforced s
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by treis 1y ago
Is there a reason you can't lay them flat on the roof?
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by treis 1y ago
Fortunately it's not true. Sysco has 17% of the market according to Morningstar: https://www.morningstar.com/company-reports/1327868-sysco-re...
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by treis 1y ago
In that case at least 6 people are responsible so nobody is.
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by treis 1y ago
Prosecutors talk about their cases all the time. They hold press conferences and everything. I don't think these messages are all that unusual. Well usually they have the sense to go off the record at he beginning instead of the end.
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by treis 1y ago
>So while millions of children must die to save a few billion dollars, taxpayers are on the hook for billions more to bail out Bessent’s hedge fund buddies in a predictably futile attempt to save the Elon Musk of the South. It's a g
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by treis 1y ago
I don't think you're wrong but I don't think your logic holds up here. If you have a literal translation like: I have a hot dog _____ The word in the blank is not necessarily determined when the sentenced is started. Severa
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by treis 1y ago
Not being refined and well written is part of its charm. It's the raw unfiltered passion that's as much of the message as the story is.
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by treis 1y ago
Almost every state will spend the most on inner city kids. You have a ton of commercial tax base for relatively few kids. For example Atlanta Public Schools spends the most per pupil in GA outside of a handful of tiny districts.
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by treis 1y ago
SpaceX, Self driving cars, and LLMs/AI
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by treis 1y ago
I joke with my boss that all our shit ends up running on a single server in some Amazon data center. It's probably not true but if you add up everything we do it's pretty close to one big server.
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by treis 1y ago
That's partially a euhpemism for imported stuff. But more to your general meaning the point of the article is that there's not a lot of slack. The US is pretty close to fully utilized and there's not a lot of slack to start
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by treis 1y ago
Almost all my money goes to mortgage, shit from China, food, and the occasional service. It does make me wonder some times how it all works. But it's been working like this for a long time now.
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by treis 1y ago
I know several graduates of GA State and KSU. Including one KSU grad that works as a software engineer.
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by treis 1y ago
That's slightly above the average of SAT test takers which puts them top 1/3ish of high school students. Silly to think they don't have a brain
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by treis 1y ago
Eh, China is better at directing massive state level resources at incrementally improving technology. Nothing truly revolutionary has come out of China. The West is still ahead in that sort of stuff.
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by treis 1y ago
This is absurd. These universities aren't diploma mills. They're solid institutions in the "directional state U" tier.
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by treis 1y ago
2027 also feels like a million years away when it's really just a shade over one year away.

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