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yalogin
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This is a direct result of the current administration's overt animosity with Europe and every other democratic nation. EU saw that the tech CEOs are cozying up to him and probably it as a direct sign that they will be bend the knee and
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yalogin
1y ago
So is 10s of million a common sign on bonus for individual contributors in the AI space?
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yalogin
1y ago
Isn't it a matter of training? This is the way I think about LLMs. They just "learned" so much context that they spit out tokens one after the other based on that context. So if it hallucinates it's because it understood
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yalogin
1y ago
We have moved so past the "government is expected to be impartial" and now at "if musk backs a dem I will destroy him" stage. No one bats an eye. This is going to be the norm at least on the Republican Party. I worry eve
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yalogin
1y ago
I think one of the Tesla execs also started a battery recycling company there as well.
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yalogin
1y ago
This is the only play for OpenAI. The AI service is going to be commoditized very very quickly and their moat will be gone. They will be doing vertical integration and push into everything. If people complained apple and google looked at ap
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yalogin
1y ago
On a similar note, I was testing LLM's code writing ability and asked Qwen to write me a model to reverse a numerical string. It gave me code and instructions to compile and run. However it had errors in it and after few attempts askin
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yalogin
1y ago
That is not the same as an IPO right?
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yalogin
1y ago
A tangential question here, will Databricks ever go public? At this point it's a large company making billion dollar acquisitions. For someone looking to join the company, I cannot imagine IPO to be a motivation anymore.
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yalogin
1y ago
Wow that is pretty damning. I understand that they want to protect their revenue, but looks like they screwed up here.
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yalogin
1y ago
The amount of corruption and incompetence ignored by his base is staggering. This is all because they don’t like immigration?
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yalogin
1y ago
Why did snap not give second quarter projections? How will the economic uncertainty impact advertising? I thought that should be immune to an extent unlike Amazon or Walmart which are directly impacted.
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yalogin
1y ago
I wonder if this “prostration” is a direct result of becoming too big as a company. I cannot imagine a company as big Amazon just succumbing to political pressure to their own detriment like this unless it benefits them somehow. The only w
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yalogin
1y ago
This is a very good point. This puts AWS in a bad light. We should assume Amazon will, for example, mobilize the whole company to find a needle in a haystack on AWS if the president or his staff calls.
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yalogin
2y ago
This is exactly how I see it and hence my original comment. I am working on solving an actual problem with genAI. However I thought nothing is preventing the Oats from usurping this solution. My suspicion is confirmed once I started seeing
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yalogin
2y ago
He will be fine, it’s just a 1 million dollar dinner away from the charges dropped. Just the cost of doing business these days.
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2y ago
I am getting extremely skeptical of AI “age”. I was hoping it will unlock a whole new generation of startups like the iPhone did. However genAI is too generic and too blunt a tool, as in it does everything. However it’s too expensive for a
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yalogin
2y ago
See this is the problem today. Just because some one doesn’t know doesn’t make it non existent. We have decades of studies and evidence that fluoride is good and has no side effects, but the detractors ignore all of it and keep nullifying a
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yalogin
2y ago
This feels like shady accounting. Did the lenders unnecessarily take a cut when they sold some shares recently? Does the xAI company have investors to be valued at 80 billion? Can someone point me to its investors list or news about a previ
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2y ago
Why does this post from a university read like a political hit job? I would expect such a low effort post from a media entity looking for clicks not Yale. It does provide a critical piece of information that they are using shadow vessels t
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2y ago
This is interesting. I have replaced google search with ChatGPT and meta’s AI. They more than deliver. Thinking about my use cases, I use google to recollect things or to give me a starting point for further research. LLMs are great for tha
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The administration has been totally against facts and science from the first term itself but this time around they started the full descent into idiocracy. The people picked to run agencies, full frontal proclamations by the director of the
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2y ago
The more interesting part for me is, this is just one instance we found out because they screwed up. I am sure there are many many more of these channels where national security details are discussed. Signal still is hosted in the US, do we
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2y ago
We are in the same boat! I am worried that we may be mistreated or worse coming back into the country. What if they put us in some detention center and no one will know where we are either. Even if they release us in a few days the damage i
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Without going into the technical efficacy of such schemes ( I am a skeptic), the proposed solution requires the entity generating the media to use it. Isn’t that a flaw? Why would an attacker use it willingly? If they did not want to push a
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Google already owns GCP. Wiz obviously built something that differentiates themselves and fills a need. I am sure they support GCP. If so, why would google not copy and develop this functionality themselves instead of buying them out? Among
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2y ago
I empathize with both Pebble and Apple here. We all understand the issue from Pebble's point of view. For Apple though, security will be lost by allowing one bad actor. To allow an external watch they need to set up a full org for inte
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I am only aware of that phenomenon since when he came to the office the first time, or may be throne as he calls it
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The US has irrevocably lost its good will it built since ww2. Musk just lit a fire to the great brands he built. He had a really long leash because of how successful he was but he used all of it. The administration and musk is the best thin
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