Your comment makes me wonder what the historical ratio was between books and readers. I know that books were in very short supply a thousand years ago, but readers were also very short in supply. I wonder if things are…
I like this version much better because most people don't write books and AI is much better at writing than the average person, probably even a few standard deviations above the average.
I think it's supposed to be a riff on "men who state at goats".
I really like the last one "Crack down on negative sum behavior." So much of our society is involved in causing lots of distributed harm just to extract a little bit of value.
My wife and I had this exact same sort of situation and now we're both logged into each other's accounts. We never have trouble finding our phones now but it does introduce other problems. Such as not knowing if some…
If you like that article I think you'll really like this video. It's about the same thing but goes over a lot more data: https://youtu.be/8UAsN9wvePE?si=Kom5C1u4T7yX29jb
Perhaps there's a silver lining to this. Maybe the remaining vultures have a resistance to the drug and with an abundance of food they will be able to recover? I don't know any of this I'm just trying to be positive.
As an American who has never been to Wisconsin this is pretty much what I would imagine as well.
Aside from a layer of grime, what's missing from the standard cyber punk formula?
The main reason I find this a little sad is because I just want to be able to play with the big boy toys. I don't really see why only the ultra powerful should have access to these things. And I don't see why we would…
I've never done a take-home test before meeting with the hiring manager and actually got an interview after doing the test. I've never done a test after interviewing with the hiring manager and not gotten a job offer.…
Wow this video is such a trip! It's the pre-gpt version of the low quality book scam.
6k is what the book brought in but the author has only been paid 1.5k. And given that the author paid his friends to review it, this project seems like it's pretty close to netting zero.
I work for a company that has spent billions of dollars on Google ads in the last decade and it doesn't seem like we're a big customer either.
Wow that's freakishly small. When I ask Chat GPT how big it's model is, it says that it's 500GB - 1TB. But to keep in mind that doesn't include additional space required for software and libraries needed to run it.
Hate to say it but it seems rational to hire like crazy to hedge against a rocket hot economy increasing demand. Also seems rational to cut back when things cool. I certainly don't like it, but I do get it.
If you want to keep trusting it over time then you can never criticize the CCP or they will take it from you.
Basically if you don't like Musk then all this behaviors can be explained as hostile. I certainly don't agree with this viewpoint but this is functionally what is happening.
Reading your content has me wondering how this all is related to living in a very litigious society where everyone has to live in fear of lawsuits.
Wow that's insane and horrific. Were you able to claim unemployment?
If your tribe is one that values changing your mind based on the facts then at least that theater will be important. Great article, thanks for sharing!
I agree with all of your facts about why engineers aren't fungible. However most jobs I've had management behaves as though they are fungible. For example I've seen companies fail to give raises needed to retain top…
I'm looking for a new country to move to, where can I get more freedom than USA?
I agree with your sentiment that I'd like to see EVs made for normal people like me, but I'm grateful that people with lots of money fund R&D on stuff like Tesla's to help bring the price down to where I can get it one…
The only way to know if I will for sure is to give me a Tesla and see what I do...
Your comment makes me wonder what the historical ratio was between books and readers. I know that books were in very short supply a thousand years ago, but readers were also very short in supply. I wonder if things are…
I like this version much better because most people don't write books and AI is much better at writing than the average person, probably even a few standard deviations above the average.
I think it's supposed to be a riff on "men who state at goats".
I really like the last one "Crack down on negative sum behavior." So much of our society is involved in causing lots of distributed harm just to extract a little bit of value.
My wife and I had this exact same sort of situation and now we're both logged into each other's accounts. We never have trouble finding our phones now but it does introduce other problems. Such as not knowing if some…
If you like that article I think you'll really like this video. It's about the same thing but goes over a lot more data: https://youtu.be/8UAsN9wvePE?si=Kom5C1u4T7yX29jb
Perhaps there's a silver lining to this. Maybe the remaining vultures have a resistance to the drug and with an abundance of food they will be able to recover? I don't know any of this I'm just trying to be positive.
As an American who has never been to Wisconsin this is pretty much what I would imagine as well.
Aside from a layer of grime, what's missing from the standard cyber punk formula?
The main reason I find this a little sad is because I just want to be able to play with the big boy toys. I don't really see why only the ultra powerful should have access to these things. And I don't see why we would…
I've never done a take-home test before meeting with the hiring manager and actually got an interview after doing the test. I've never done a test after interviewing with the hiring manager and not gotten a job offer.…
Wow this video is such a trip! It's the pre-gpt version of the low quality book scam.
6k is what the book brought in but the author has only been paid 1.5k. And given that the author paid his friends to review it, this project seems like it's pretty close to netting zero.
I work for a company that has spent billions of dollars on Google ads in the last decade and it doesn't seem like we're a big customer either.
Wow that's freakishly small. When I ask Chat GPT how big it's model is, it says that it's 500GB - 1TB. But to keep in mind that doesn't include additional space required for software and libraries needed to run it.
Hate to say it but it seems rational to hire like crazy to hedge against a rocket hot economy increasing demand. Also seems rational to cut back when things cool. I certainly don't like it, but I do get it.
If you want to keep trusting it over time then you can never criticize the CCP or they will take it from you.
Basically if you don't like Musk then all this behaviors can be explained as hostile. I certainly don't agree with this viewpoint but this is functionally what is happening.
Reading your content has me wondering how this all is related to living in a very litigious society where everyone has to live in fear of lawsuits.
Wow that's insane and horrific. Were you able to claim unemployment?
If your tribe is one that values changing your mind based on the facts then at least that theater will be important. Great article, thanks for sharing!
I agree with all of your facts about why engineers aren't fungible. However most jobs I've had management behaves as though they are fungible. For example I've seen companies fail to give raises needed to retain top…
I'm looking for a new country to move to, where can I get more freedom than USA?
I agree with your sentiment that I'd like to see EVs made for normal people like me, but I'm grateful that people with lots of money fund R&D on stuff like Tesla's to help bring the price down to where I can get it one…
The only way to know if I will for sure is to give me a Tesla and see what I do...