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by utyop22 1y ago
Lol hes delusional. Over here in London the roads are packed more than ever. And I don't see Teslas on the road all that much.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Posts like this are just pure noise. Have you ever considered many people actually enjoy driving a car? Regulation cannot simply be imposed on people against their will. Maybe in the US (I dont personally live there so I couldnt care!) but
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by utyop22 1y ago
You clearly missed my point.
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by utyop22 1y ago
People prefer to be lazy and sit and do nothing, than to move around to achieve a goal. Is that a good thing? The reality is most humans are becoming more and more intellectually lazy - as a result their cognitive function are in decline. T
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by utyop22 1y ago
Yeah and I don’t think Zuckerberg et all will be willing to risk a steep drop in their wealth for a long period to carry on reinvesting - yea they have control but investors can still reflect their sentiment in the stock price. And the weal
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by utyop22 1y ago
The biggest side cost (that’ll ultimately kill AI investment for awhile once this bubble pops) is the fact that for many people LLM = AI. It’s going to be difficult to justify AI investment in private financial markets - causing more consol
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by utyop22 1y ago
Go say this to a darts player who has hit a 9 darter….. Actually no wait let’s expand it. Why not go say this to Ronnie O’Sullivan too! The way you’re describing is such that there is no determinism behind what is being done. Simply not tru
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by utyop22 1y ago
V nice post. Captures my sentiment too
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by utyop22 1y ago
Most ideas suck and never deserve to see the light of day. True productivity is when what is produced is of benefit.
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by utyop22 1y ago
As someone that has hired designers before I'm far more impressed by this than a portfolio.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Youre more than just a designer mate, this clearly shows it. Follow your intuition (whilst having some cash inflows to survive).
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by utyop22 1y ago
I highly disagree with the feedback above. The reality is, it depends on the context of whom is hiring. A startup values things like being resourceful and finishing stuff vs a large firm wherein most projects get dumped anyway.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Super impressive!
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by utyop22 1y ago
It’s all about how you make someone feel ;)
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by utyop22 1y ago
Did you make this all by yourself?
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by utyop22 1y ago
Literacy rates have been falling off a cliff for decades. If theres no literacy, there is no critical thinking. The only solution is to deliver high quality education to all folks and create engaging environments for it to be delivered. Ult
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by utyop22 1y ago
Theres been many men throughout history who were whipping boys - none of whom possessed any important quality.
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by utyop22 1y ago
No that is not the reason. People watch Netflix to switch their brain off - having the text there helps along with the visual and sound to deliver the content. However, text is inferior to both visual and sound as a delivery mechanism.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Sundar, Cook etc are living off the foundations laid by prior founders / CEOs. I'll give Cook a lot of respect since he knows supply chains and manufacturing in particular deeply and that's really been his job post Steve Jobs
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by utyop22 1y ago
"The problem of being unaware of these things is not theoretical - anyone with deep knowledge of a subject will tell you that as soon as you go beyond the surface level of a topic, LLMs begin to spout nonsense" I've tested th
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by utyop22 1y ago
"I think OpenAI is biased to thinking that adding more parameters and training better will fix all ills." Their whole existence depends on this happening. Else they go bust.
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by utyop22 1y ago
The reality is, language itself does not capture the entirety of what is really going on. And I'd get argue its the poorest way of expressing - but one that enables transmission through various mediums efficiently on a cost basis. E.g.
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by utyop22 1y ago
The way I think of it is the difference between financial wealth and real wealth. No new real wealth can be created but financial wealth may transfer from the firms buying stuff to the large tech firms - thereby creating new financial wealt
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by utyop22 1y ago
Apple will eventually figure it out. Remember the iPhone took 5 years to develop - they don’t rush this stuff.
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by utyop22 1y ago
You said it in one word - it’s corruption. Not creative destruction. But pure corruption.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Exactly. Well said.
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by utyop22 1y ago
It’s by design.. America is all about using you up as an asset then discarding you when you are no longer productive and generate economic benefits. I always laugh when Americans poke fun at Europeans… we have it much better over here. I as
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by utyop22 1y ago
No you’re missing the point. They acquired market power by killing them through predatory pricing, leaving incumbents unprofitable and forcing them to exit - while creating a steep barrier to entry for any new comers and strategically manip
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by utyop22 1y ago
"Can you call Meta diversified given most of its forward looking revenue comes from IG? Lol." Meta's long term value, as it stands, seemingly comes predominantly from IG given that the probability of success of those things y
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by utyop22 1y ago
Surely you're joking? You really believe those timelines were set in good faith? Lol it has been strategic manipulation right the way through. Right out of an Industrial Organisation textbook.

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