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by utyop22 1y ago
Im convinced the big tech firms are so overly bloated simply because they do not possess high-quality leadership at the top who are able to clearly distill a vision of where they want their sub-ordinates to go. That's not to say it&#x2
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by utyop22 1y ago
This is beautiful. I also had a similar epiphany 3 days ago - once it hits you and you understand it, you can see clearly why LLMs are destined to crash and burn in their present form (good luck to those who will have to answer the question
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by utyop22 1y ago
Fair enough. My problem with most people is the hand-waving going on and pretending all will be figured out. Its incredibly disrespectful to those innovators who came before who busted their guts privately, not hyping stuff up and misleadin
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by utyop22 1y ago
Im working on something in the UK (pray for me). Can't say too much but I'm trying to build a mechanism fundamental to the inner workings of the economy.
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by utyop22 1y ago
What profitable work? Please do post numbers in the form of free cash flows to the firm (or equity) ;). Also you seem to forget that irrespective of cash profits in the future, will this investment generate excess returns? Nope. That'
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by utyop22 1y ago
Ah you have no bias do you? Afterall, you are the founder of an AI startup.
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by utyop22 1y ago
"There are legitimate uses for which AI (or any other technology to be clear) would relieve everyone. Chores that people HAVE to do but nobody WANTS to do." Ok but what are these? People keep saying right now they are trying to fi
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by utyop22 1y ago
I don't think people themselves can be trusted to collectively have a moral compass. You need institutions and other mechanisms to bring and fix this within society.