there was a TV commercial in the 1970s that suggested this would happen in the future. Knowing Seth MacFarlane, that's where he got the idea.
Seems like that behavior could be abliterated out of the model on par with getting it to talk about June 31st, no?
Arcades mostly failed to adapt to the advances of home consoles to provide experiences you couldn't get at home. That's on the dimwitted game suits of the 1990s who cared little about novel gameplay, networked gameplay,…
That depends on whether "frontier" models can maintain an expanding frontier. If the frontier settles, they're dead, and it will be commoditized. Otherwise, there are still plenty of pathological behaviors of these…
Counterpoint: fortunately we still have more than 5 years to prepare for 2032.
Stupid obsolete laws that stay on the books forever is seemingly the American way and occasionally we refresh them with new even stupider laws that were obsolete before they were even proposed.
Despite really kicking our asses on their approach to an AI ecosystem, China has problems of its own. Too bad we can't just copy the parts that work but those are the rules I guess.…
So, the course of AI is currently in the hands of ~10 billionaires. That seems like the root cause here to me. And I don't think AI made them terrible, other people agreeing with single every brain fart they utter…
If I could afford 37,000 acres of forest land, I'd tighten my belt a bit and buy a whole 50,000 myself. You can never be too sure!
This does not sound like he was joking, the people driving the clown car are not even clown competent IMO. https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-researchers-smoking-ai-cu...
Billionaire bootlickers: because those billionaire boots weren't just going to lick themselves.
Good. Who cares? Billionaires in California created <3% of the jobs and now that they're gone, that's a niche small business owners can fill right back up. Hooray! The sooner we treat billionaires as cost centers the…
Prosecutors have no interest in "justice." They are measured solely on conviction rates. If she's convicted, she will go through needless life-destroying suffering because of this. But at the end, it will be overturned…
Natural gas is better than coal. Natural gas exhausts can be sequestered. But since we can't even break the coal habit let alone embrace renewables and clear the path for nuclear as needed, good luck! Stupid meatbags.
The insider baseball in AI is extreme I agree. I still know people who insist large language models are just glorified autocomplete.
China is doing all the heavy lifting for the free market in AI right now. I did not have that in my 2020s playbook.
Indeed, any asset is better understood once it has been marked to market.
Interestingly, that's equivalent to the not ready for primetime play replacing junior engineers with coding agents. But as someone with decades of product development and support under my belt, so many unintended…
And the arrest warrants for Sam Altman and Greg Brockman will be issued any minute now I 'm sure...
Because that's how things work now. But also, no disagreement, the gooning is absolutely in the 6-8 hours not the 5 seconds of joy joy.
Not at a PE of ~336 in a world where BYD will eventually arrive in the US. But TBF if they offered the SpaceX thrusters as an option, the SF effective altruists would slurp them right up to be their daily drivers even…
IMO reinforcement learning on par with teaching quadcopters to do weird things. But the real question: does the roadster come with SpaceX thrusters? If so, they have my attention. Otherwise, boring, even more boring…
Then get your vision checked. PEs over 100 are ludicrous, sure, but picking a fight with 30 or 20 is picking a fight the historical market averages of growing and healthy companies respectively. Or, or, or... No machine…
That's clearly the response you want to read, but also, I'm not your you-know-what. Whereas my point is why pick on stocks that are within a single standard deviation (~3 over the past 5 years) of the market average for…
I gave up on convincing people the sky is blue or that they need to breathe if they don't want to suffocate a while ago. And now we all have personal chatbots to confirm every single one of our biases on demand, hooray!…
there was a TV commercial in the 1970s that suggested this would happen in the future. Knowing Seth MacFarlane, that's where he got the idea.
Seems like that behavior could be abliterated out of the model on par with getting it to talk about June 31st, no?
Arcades mostly failed to adapt to the advances of home consoles to provide experiences you couldn't get at home. That's on the dimwitted game suits of the 1990s who cared little about novel gameplay, networked gameplay,…
That depends on whether "frontier" models can maintain an expanding frontier. If the frontier settles, they're dead, and it will be commoditized. Otherwise, there are still plenty of pathological behaviors of these…
Counterpoint: fortunately we still have more than 5 years to prepare for 2032.
Stupid obsolete laws that stay on the books forever is seemingly the American way and occasionally we refresh them with new even stupider laws that were obsolete before they were even proposed.
Despite really kicking our asses on their approach to an AI ecosystem, China has problems of its own. Too bad we can't just copy the parts that work but those are the rules I guess.…
So, the course of AI is currently in the hands of ~10 billionaires. That seems like the root cause here to me. And I don't think AI made them terrible, other people agreeing with single every brain fart they utter…
If I could afford 37,000 acres of forest land, I'd tighten my belt a bit and buy a whole 50,000 myself. You can never be too sure!
This does not sound like he was joking, the people driving the clown car are not even clown competent IMO. https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-researchers-smoking-ai-cu...
Billionaire bootlickers: because those billionaire boots weren't just going to lick themselves.
Good. Who cares? Billionaires in California created <3% of the jobs and now that they're gone, that's a niche small business owners can fill right back up. Hooray! The sooner we treat billionaires as cost centers the…
Prosecutors have no interest in "justice." They are measured solely on conviction rates. If she's convicted, she will go through needless life-destroying suffering because of this. But at the end, it will be overturned…
Natural gas is better than coal. Natural gas exhausts can be sequestered. But since we can't even break the coal habit let alone embrace renewables and clear the path for nuclear as needed, good luck! Stupid meatbags.
The insider baseball in AI is extreme I agree. I still know people who insist large language models are just glorified autocomplete.
China is doing all the heavy lifting for the free market in AI right now. I did not have that in my 2020s playbook.
Indeed, any asset is better understood once it has been marked to market.
Interestingly, that's equivalent to the not ready for primetime play replacing junior engineers with coding agents. But as someone with decades of product development and support under my belt, so many unintended…
And the arrest warrants for Sam Altman and Greg Brockman will be issued any minute now I 'm sure...
Because that's how things work now. But also, no disagreement, the gooning is absolutely in the 6-8 hours not the 5 seconds of joy joy.
Not at a PE of ~336 in a world where BYD will eventually arrive in the US. But TBF if they offered the SpaceX thrusters as an option, the SF effective altruists would slurp them right up to be their daily drivers even…
IMO reinforcement learning on par with teaching quadcopters to do weird things. But the real question: does the roadster come with SpaceX thrusters? If so, they have my attention. Otherwise, boring, even more boring…
Then get your vision checked. PEs over 100 are ludicrous, sure, but picking a fight with 30 or 20 is picking a fight the historical market averages of growing and healthy companies respectively. Or, or, or... No machine…
That's clearly the response you want to read, but also, I'm not your you-know-what. Whereas my point is why pick on stocks that are within a single standard deviation (~3 over the past 5 years) of the market average for…
I gave up on convincing people the sky is blue or that they need to breathe if they don't want to suffocate a while ago. And now we all have personal chatbots to confirm every single one of our biases on demand, hooray!…