I’d think employee productivity and retention would be high on the list. Likewise as a recent founder myself the fact that I’ve been able to start a company with no office and have the flexibility to hire people from…
And Google has them hook line and sinker by virtue of paying off some competitors.
Show me a chrome book that has hardware which can last a decade.
Exactly, and I think it’s a very good use of public funds.
To be fair, with all the money the government wastes this taxpayer would be quite happy to have more resources devoted to this mixed probability/extremely high impact issue.
One of my favorite examples of the benefits of public interest spending and investment. There very likely wouldn’t be an ARM today if it weren’t for the Micro.
I think it’s a case of some dumb fuck MBA not knowing the difference between an API and AGI.
Ethics means sometimes you leave bad money on the table for good reasons. That’s not how the VC mind is wired. A bad investment loses money, a good one makes money. That’s all.
Google keeps demoing vapor ware at I/O to that effect but have yet to deliver. Honestly think Apple will go to market first.
I suspect most of that figure is in machine time, but otherwise they pay engineers a lot and Apple likewise occupies a non-trivial % of all the commercial real estate in Cupertino, employees security guards, other…
Microsoft is also a web display ads company, what exactly do you think the business model for Bing is? There’s zero point in switching from Chrome to Edge. Firefox to my knowledge has no ads revenue, apples limited ads…
What’s worse is they don’t care.
I mean, they lost a good percentage of their top engineers a couple years back because leadership had a pretty serious communications issue with their employees. So not exactly surprised.
Lately Bass is literally worth the $250 I spent for mine off eBay. It’s just flat out the beat techno bass like there is. It’s literally the only preset I’ll ever use because nothing can improve it, it’s just perfect. A…
Shhh…Jeff Dean is a God who designed the Perfect System, protobuffs - despite not being used by anybody but Google - are the One True Way, and setting company priorities via how well middle-management can win political…
It’s almost as though he’s using that money to bully smaller people because they can’t afford to sue him. Which, in a shocking coincidence, is how Trump ran his companies.
A world in which Blue Checks have replaced MAGA hats.
I loved Glen Howerton’s performance and the first two acts, but the last third felt incoherent, like it wasn’t edited well or the writing wasn’t finished.
Arithmetic logic is *very much* a sought after goal for LLM. The “intended features” of any sufficiently advanced technology always move forward. GPT, Bard, etc all want to nail that issue and are dumping cash into it.
While they can’t leapfrog Google or OpenAI, they can introduce a nearly unlimited number of competitors and new entrants to the market. All of whom will be aligned to building on this foundation. Either you claim the…
Metas Twitter clone.
Leadership is remarkably good at explaining what are wholly self-serving decisions in corpspeak, which everyone gets a laugh about on memegen, but then they still buy the most outlandish justifications…
Same, I was at the level I was directly working with Directors and indirectly with VPs. I literally had projects blocked because I didn’t provide a promo vision for the Directors to make VP if they funded me. This is…
When the CFO runs the company and the CEO is a figurehead with zero vision or ability to corral a group of infighting SVPs, nothing is simple. Meta launched Threads in like a week, Microsoft dropped new Bing out of…
Somebody is preparing their promo packet and needed to hit an OKR. Launching product on time is harder than just changing the meaning of “General Availability”. Google is a wholly political organization now, everything…
I’d think employee productivity and retention would be high on the list. Likewise as a recent founder myself the fact that I’ve been able to start a company with no office and have the flexibility to hire people from…
And Google has them hook line and sinker by virtue of paying off some competitors.
Show me a chrome book that has hardware which can last a decade.
Exactly, and I think it’s a very good use of public funds.
To be fair, with all the money the government wastes this taxpayer would be quite happy to have more resources devoted to this mixed probability/extremely high impact issue.
One of my favorite examples of the benefits of public interest spending and investment. There very likely wouldn’t be an ARM today if it weren’t for the Micro.
I think it’s a case of some dumb fuck MBA not knowing the difference between an API and AGI.
Ethics means sometimes you leave bad money on the table for good reasons. That’s not how the VC mind is wired. A bad investment loses money, a good one makes money. That’s all.
Google keeps demoing vapor ware at I/O to that effect but have yet to deliver. Honestly think Apple will go to market first.
I suspect most of that figure is in machine time, but otherwise they pay engineers a lot and Apple likewise occupies a non-trivial % of all the commercial real estate in Cupertino, employees security guards, other…
Microsoft is also a web display ads company, what exactly do you think the business model for Bing is? There’s zero point in switching from Chrome to Edge. Firefox to my knowledge has no ads revenue, apples limited ads…
What’s worse is they don’t care.
I mean, they lost a good percentage of their top engineers a couple years back because leadership had a pretty serious communications issue with their employees. So not exactly surprised.
Lately Bass is literally worth the $250 I spent for mine off eBay. It’s just flat out the beat techno bass like there is. It’s literally the only preset I’ll ever use because nothing can improve it, it’s just perfect. A…
Shhh…Jeff Dean is a God who designed the Perfect System, protobuffs - despite not being used by anybody but Google - are the One True Way, and setting company priorities via how well middle-management can win political…
It’s almost as though he’s using that money to bully smaller people because they can’t afford to sue him. Which, in a shocking coincidence, is how Trump ran his companies.
A world in which Blue Checks have replaced MAGA hats.
I loved Glen Howerton’s performance and the first two acts, but the last third felt incoherent, like it wasn’t edited well or the writing wasn’t finished.
Arithmetic logic is *very much* a sought after goal for LLM. The “intended features” of any sufficiently advanced technology always move forward. GPT, Bard, etc all want to nail that issue and are dumping cash into it.
While they can’t leapfrog Google or OpenAI, they can introduce a nearly unlimited number of competitors and new entrants to the market. All of whom will be aligned to building on this foundation. Either you claim the…
Metas Twitter clone.
Leadership is remarkably good at explaining what are wholly self-serving decisions in corpspeak, which everyone gets a laugh about on memegen, but then they still buy the most outlandish justifications…
Same, I was at the level I was directly working with Directors and indirectly with VPs. I literally had projects blocked because I didn’t provide a promo vision for the Directors to make VP if they funded me. This is…
When the CFO runs the company and the CEO is a figurehead with zero vision or ability to corral a group of infighting SVPs, nothing is simple. Meta launched Threads in like a week, Microsoft dropped new Bing out of…
Somebody is preparing their promo packet and needed to hit an OKR. Launching product on time is harder than just changing the meaning of “General Availability”. Google is a wholly political organization now, everything…