Russians are using those planes to bomb Ukrainian cities and murder Ukrainian civilians. “Amazing” is the correct word for it
You probably didn’t write up a detailed prompt with perfect specifications in 10 seconds, either. In my experience, it doesn’t matter how good or detailed the prompt is—after enough lines of code, the LLM starts making…
I’m working on a research cybersecurity tool that attempts to combine the natural language understanding and information synthesis strengths of LLM-driven agents with symbolic logic and knowledge bases expressed as…
No, but we're not just importing stuff because it keeps port workers busy. We import stuff because there is demand for it, and port workers' labor generates many multiples of profitable business activity downstream.
That's not what trickle-down economics mean. Trickle-down is the idea that giving tax breaks or benefits to the wealthy or big corporations will eventually benefit everyone else through increased investment or job…
Kevin O'Leary is not a credentialed economist.
It's an unpopular opinion because it's wrong. No single aspect of the economy exists in a vacuum. Tariffs and lower shipping volumes portend thousands of small businesses potentially going under, translating to many…
Weird gotcha attempt. Who are you even speaking to? Are these "anti-capitalists" in the room with us right now?
When was the last time the White House spokesperson for a different administration publicly called the free market actions of a private company "hostile"?
Since when did free trade become a partisan issue? All respected economists on all sides of the political spectrum agree that tariffs hurt the economy. The current President is the only political actor pushing for…
Protectionism stifles competition.
... while simultaneously adding trillions to the deficit to finance tax cuts for the rich.
There's nothing in the definition of inflation that says it needs to be driven by consumer demand.
I don't see how "but that's the way we used to do things" is an argument in favor of conversational interfaces. The whole point is that we currently have better, more efficient ways of doing those things, so why would…
As somebody whose work is closely involved with the US military, particularly INDOPACOM and SPACECOM, I can assure you you don't have the full picture. China is plenty capable of competing with us in a high-intensity…
Americans enjoy their current (highly subsidized) standard of living in large part because we produce a surplus of goods and services that we export to the rest of the world. If a good chunk of the world turns against…
This is an odd non-sequitur.
The extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence is the idea that Big Tech companies are not spying on you any time they can.
ProPublica does outstanding investigative reporting, to include among many more examples their investigative reporting on the nation's stillbirth crisis [1], our broken healthcare insurance system [2], and how the rich…
As with plenty of other things he is doing, this is illegal. The President of the United States is engaging in flagrantly illegal behavior on a daily basis as 30% of the country cheers him on.
A plain reading of the Constitution as well as the 1974 Impoundment Control Act should both be enough to debunk that legal theory, but alas here we are. [1] https://www.stevevladeck.com/p/120-the-impoundment-crisis-of...
We don't when said President illegally fires the inspectors general responsible for independent oversight. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/fired-inspecto...
I would not fire staff responsible for safeguarding nuclear material, and I wouldn't be trying to avoid transparency. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-02-14/elon-m...
That's a definition of "vetting" that nobody else but you seems to have proposed. Feels like a strawman.
Why would I trust a serial liar with anything? Also, just because he was duly elected it does not give him carte blanche to do whatever he wants, especially when he's running afoul of the law and firing all of the…
Russians are using those planes to bomb Ukrainian cities and murder Ukrainian civilians. “Amazing” is the correct word for it
You probably didn’t write up a detailed prompt with perfect specifications in 10 seconds, either. In my experience, it doesn’t matter how good or detailed the prompt is—after enough lines of code, the LLM starts making…
I’m working on a research cybersecurity tool that attempts to combine the natural language understanding and information synthesis strengths of LLM-driven agents with symbolic logic and knowledge bases expressed as…
No, but we're not just importing stuff because it keeps port workers busy. We import stuff because there is demand for it, and port workers' labor generates many multiples of profitable business activity downstream.
That's not what trickle-down economics mean. Trickle-down is the idea that giving tax breaks or benefits to the wealthy or big corporations will eventually benefit everyone else through increased investment or job…
Kevin O'Leary is not a credentialed economist.
It's an unpopular opinion because it's wrong. No single aspect of the economy exists in a vacuum. Tariffs and lower shipping volumes portend thousands of small businesses potentially going under, translating to many…
Weird gotcha attempt. Who are you even speaking to? Are these "anti-capitalists" in the room with us right now?
When was the last time the White House spokesperson for a different administration publicly called the free market actions of a private company "hostile"?
Since when did free trade become a partisan issue? All respected economists on all sides of the political spectrum agree that tariffs hurt the economy. The current President is the only political actor pushing for…
Protectionism stifles competition.
... while simultaneously adding trillions to the deficit to finance tax cuts for the rich.
There's nothing in the definition of inflation that says it needs to be driven by consumer demand.
I don't see how "but that's the way we used to do things" is an argument in favor of conversational interfaces. The whole point is that we currently have better, more efficient ways of doing those things, so why would…
As somebody whose work is closely involved with the US military, particularly INDOPACOM and SPACECOM, I can assure you you don't have the full picture. China is plenty capable of competing with us in a high-intensity…
Americans enjoy their current (highly subsidized) standard of living in large part because we produce a surplus of goods and services that we export to the rest of the world. If a good chunk of the world turns against…
This is an odd non-sequitur.
The extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence is the idea that Big Tech companies are not spying on you any time they can.
ProPublica does outstanding investigative reporting, to include among many more examples their investigative reporting on the nation's stillbirth crisis [1], our broken healthcare insurance system [2], and how the rich…
As with plenty of other things he is doing, this is illegal. The President of the United States is engaging in flagrantly illegal behavior on a daily basis as 30% of the country cheers him on.
A plain reading of the Constitution as well as the 1974 Impoundment Control Act should both be enough to debunk that legal theory, but alas here we are. [1] https://www.stevevladeck.com/p/120-the-impoundment-crisis-of...
We don't when said President illegally fires the inspectors general responsible for independent oversight. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/fired-inspecto...
I would not fire staff responsible for safeguarding nuclear material, and I wouldn't be trying to avoid transparency. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-02-14/elon-m...
That's a definition of "vetting" that nobody else but you seems to have proposed. Feels like a strawman.
Why would I trust a serial liar with anything? Also, just because he was duly elected it does not give him carte blanche to do whatever he wants, especially when he's running afoul of the law and firing all of the…