Well, there are tons of other things newly proven any LLMs, as well as lots of other things once termed creative and the domain of humans only, that LLMs and other models have surpassed the "creative" humans, that all…
Did CNN or MSNBC lose a billion dollar lawsuit for knowingly promoting false stories while, and I quote from the Fox case, calling their own viewers “stupid, stupid, stupid” for believing their content? Did CNN or MSNBC…
US share of disposable income spent on food has cut in half since 1960.
Transistors doubled for so long, but pretty much no other technology has come close, so it’s not like going to improve for very long, which is far more common. Transistors only did it due to a quirk in physics, that of…
If Google communicates to Schumer, then do you think Schumer would then sit down and write the policy, knowing very little about it? In reality, many companies would get Schumer attention on crypto, and other…
I can no data even close to your 50x claim. The most toll intensive states ($ of toll per mile driven) don’t even break even on annual maintenance costs, much less initial outlay for the roads. The gap is covered in…
People don’t randomly sell, so treating all dates as a uniform random variable makes no sense to complain about. Not understanding how investing works doesn’t make everyone else behave under your misunderstandings.
They invest because they’re smarter than cherry picking outliers to base behavior on, like you are. They have empirically done well as a group over standard timeframes.
Income at all levels of labor has vastly increased over 80 years, more so than likely any country on earth, and certainly for any population this large, so something in your choice of words doesn't match reality.
None of those were the result of mergers.
Fighting for free roads is a sure way to have crap or no roads to a lot of places. If you (or any consumer) gets value from there bring roads, then you should pay some for that value. It’s not subsidizing the super rich…
> Consumers shouldn't pay anything at all for roads. If consumers get value from roads they should pay. Consumer road damage is certainly measurable, since plenty of roads disallow heavy trucks. It’s silly to claim…
No one ever thought Ramanujuan a crackpot. Hardy immediately realized his genius and brought him to the UK.
The problem is the actual crackpots outnumber hidden gems by many orders of magnitude, so wasting time trying to sift through the noise is a losing proposition. And I don’t know many, if any, examples of people received…
Making up more items? You claimed "No I'm not conflating them, I see the NYPD tags on the map flying directly over Brooklyn to their helicopter base 5+ times a day. [0]", as if this proved your point. I posted a…
> A hash is as secure as its _strongest_ entropy source provided that none of the inputs can snoop on the others A hash is as secure as the entropy used to make it. That entropy is the sum of the entropy sources, if…
Lots of microcontrollers have MMUs, such as some Esp32, some microchip flavors, some stms, nxp, ti siara, renesas and Infineon flavors. So I wouldn’t claim this is a hard and fast rule. Lots of mcu lines have added mmus…
> The nice thing about a secure XOF is that it doesn’t matter if the entropy given to the XOF is less than perfect. If an XOF is given 10 different sources of entropy, and only one of them is secure, the XOF will remain…
And on that page govts have tried and failed at it also. Thinking the current prices are the result of fixing and not insane demand is surely going to lose in court. It’s trivial to show massive demand, and thus…
Google scholar has a flood of papers showing LLM diminishing returns on pretty much every facet https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C23&q=llm...
This isn’t true, as there are plenty of things proven beyond reach. And plenty of things, eventually solvable, can create major problems that could both be avoided and the problem solved by taking a much better path.…
It’s the difference between “he hates food” and “he hates some food”. If you don’t see the first as a not honest, misleading restatement of the latter, then we think fundamentally differently about accurate statements.
It’s 25% richer. That’s huge amount. Most people, if given a 25% income boost, could make a lot of quality of life changes.
If you want to move the bar to quality for your strawman, then libjpeg-turbo is not even close in image quality to plenty of encoders, such as jpegli crush it. For compression size it also loses to modern libs. There is…
> It's very hard to beat the encoding performance of libjpegturbo, even with an asic. Pretty much any platform with a hardware jpeg encoder beats libjpegturbo. So probably all smart phones, large scale CPUs, even tiny…
Well, there are tons of other things newly proven any LLMs, as well as lots of other things once termed creative and the domain of humans only, that LLMs and other models have surpassed the "creative" humans, that all…
Did CNN or MSNBC lose a billion dollar lawsuit for knowingly promoting false stories while, and I quote from the Fox case, calling their own viewers “stupid, stupid, stupid” for believing their content? Did CNN or MSNBC…
US share of disposable income spent on food has cut in half since 1960.
Transistors doubled for so long, but pretty much no other technology has come close, so it’s not like going to improve for very long, which is far more common. Transistors only did it due to a quirk in physics, that of…
If Google communicates to Schumer, then do you think Schumer would then sit down and write the policy, knowing very little about it? In reality, many companies would get Schumer attention on crypto, and other…
I can no data even close to your 50x claim. The most toll intensive states ($ of toll per mile driven) don’t even break even on annual maintenance costs, much less initial outlay for the roads. The gap is covered in…
People don’t randomly sell, so treating all dates as a uniform random variable makes no sense to complain about. Not understanding how investing works doesn’t make everyone else behave under your misunderstandings.
They invest because they’re smarter than cherry picking outliers to base behavior on, like you are. They have empirically done well as a group over standard timeframes.
Income at all levels of labor has vastly increased over 80 years, more so than likely any country on earth, and certainly for any population this large, so something in your choice of words doesn't match reality.
None of those were the result of mergers.
Fighting for free roads is a sure way to have crap or no roads to a lot of places. If you (or any consumer) gets value from there bring roads, then you should pay some for that value. It’s not subsidizing the super rich…
> Consumers shouldn't pay anything at all for roads. If consumers get value from roads they should pay. Consumer road damage is certainly measurable, since plenty of roads disallow heavy trucks. It’s silly to claim…
No one ever thought Ramanujuan a crackpot. Hardy immediately realized his genius and brought him to the UK.
The problem is the actual crackpots outnumber hidden gems by many orders of magnitude, so wasting time trying to sift through the noise is a losing proposition. And I don’t know many, if any, examples of people received…
Making up more items? You claimed "No I'm not conflating them, I see the NYPD tags on the map flying directly over Brooklyn to their helicopter base 5+ times a day. [0]", as if this proved your point. I posted a…
> A hash is as secure as its _strongest_ entropy source provided that none of the inputs can snoop on the others A hash is as secure as the entropy used to make it. That entropy is the sum of the entropy sources, if…
Lots of microcontrollers have MMUs, such as some Esp32, some microchip flavors, some stms, nxp, ti siara, renesas and Infineon flavors. So I wouldn’t claim this is a hard and fast rule. Lots of mcu lines have added mmus…
> The nice thing about a secure XOF is that it doesn’t matter if the entropy given to the XOF is less than perfect. If an XOF is given 10 different sources of entropy, and only one of them is secure, the XOF will remain…
And on that page govts have tried and failed at it also. Thinking the current prices are the result of fixing and not insane demand is surely going to lose in court. It’s trivial to show massive demand, and thus…
Google scholar has a flood of papers showing LLM diminishing returns on pretty much every facet https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C23&q=llm...
This isn’t true, as there are plenty of things proven beyond reach. And plenty of things, eventually solvable, can create major problems that could both be avoided and the problem solved by taking a much better path.…
It’s the difference between “he hates food” and “he hates some food”. If you don’t see the first as a not honest, misleading restatement of the latter, then we think fundamentally differently about accurate statements.
It’s 25% richer. That’s huge amount. Most people, if given a 25% income boost, could make a lot of quality of life changes.
If you want to move the bar to quality for your strawman, then libjpeg-turbo is not even close in image quality to plenty of encoders, such as jpegli crush it. For compression size it also loses to modern libs. There is…
> It's very hard to beat the encoding performance of libjpegturbo, even with an asic. Pretty much any platform with a hardware jpeg encoder beats libjpegturbo. So probably all smart phones, large scale CPUs, even tiny…