Or if model training is more of a rollercoaster, where spending gets you to the top of the hill where you create a massive internal model which can then build the next version of itself for cheaper and cheaper amounts…
If you go that route, then the US is ahead of China for manufacturing output per capita. Which probably isn't what you wanted to hear.
There's nothing like that in the US, not by any measure. The whole reason you have entrepreneurs in the US is because people DON'T judge for you failing. You can always start again.
> I tend to notice the poorest, most desperate tend to be the proudest I think this is where folks go astray. There are tons of well-off or even wealthy people who love America, give to their churches, cheer on their…
May I present to you the humble briefcase full of cash?
The US manufactures more goods annually than Germany, Japan, and S. Korea combined.
Best part is that he did this all with a controller + pretty slow sensitivity settings. Aka this probably took 2X as long as someone on a PC doing the same thing
> I still remember the day I found out game theory was a thing - it was like finding out that someone successfully systematized common sense. Game Theory as a field is actually very complex and often reveals dominant…
I was talking about this with a friend this weekend. We both work in the field and test new models within minutes of them being released. We both immediately clocked Opus 5.5 as being cracked within the first hour. Went…
Yeah men with guns can always take it, but there's this thing called the stock market and bond market that would freak out if free enterprise was crushed by state coercion with armed men, with billions worth of IP…
The reason I did it the way I did was so that I can still use the codex and claude code subscriptions vs paying the API cost. Can you do that via OpenCode?
So far in the past 20 minutes it sounds much better in my sessions. Way better than 5.0 so far.
I've been getting a ton done with Fable as the supervisor and astra as the implementer, with opus for adversarial reviews of the astra PRs. You can use terminal multiplexers with custom harnesses to allow Fable to start…
So China's brand new recon satellite that was placed specifically in orbit over Iran just happened to self-destruct weeks after China was accused of giving Iran high-res satellite imagery that was used to kill American…
The automotive industry wasn't built by stable hands and horse trainers.
Small reminder that the US government rug-pulled Fable, not Dario. Lots of the safety guards that users find annoying/objectionable were the results of negotiations to get the model back online after the US government…
I set my env up so I can see the exact context used in CC CLI, and then once I get over about 40% ctx used I have it handoff to a new, fresh session. Nothing good comes from running above, say 60% of your context…
That assumes they release their models publicly. The future is leaning towards these labs air gapping their best stuff (Model 2, etc) and using it internally to snipe their competitors and charge insane amounts for…
> More importantly, what's the point of building monster-scale data centers on unprecedented amounts of debt when a more than good enough model runs on a GPU from a couple years ago? Probably because the future…
Ducklake supports postgres for the catalog, so you get the postgres concurrency benefits + duckdb engine to read the parquet files in the bucket.
It's not 2025 anymore my friend.
Chinese open weight models are great for this turn, but American private models generate orders of magnitude more cashflow. This cashflow = investment in training future models. It's unclear how Chinese open weight…
Kansas genuinely has a ton of paved and gravel roads all across the state. It's like a gigantic grid. Oddly high amount of street-view coverage too on google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EyBFj9BNQa8nhUcE6 The Kansas…
One under-discussed topic is whether Americans hate data centers in their neighborhoods, or whether they actually just hate gas turbine generators running 24/7 in their neighborhoods.
You could argue that cheaper/safer local rideshare would boost traffic to local bars and restaurants in denser areas though. If you want to keep the $ local, just add an AV tax that goes to the city.
Or if model training is more of a rollercoaster, where spending gets you to the top of the hill where you create a massive internal model which can then build the next version of itself for cheaper and cheaper amounts…
If you go that route, then the US is ahead of China for manufacturing output per capita. Which probably isn't what you wanted to hear.
There's nothing like that in the US, not by any measure. The whole reason you have entrepreneurs in the US is because people DON'T judge for you failing. You can always start again.
> I tend to notice the poorest, most desperate tend to be the proudest I think this is where folks go astray. There are tons of well-off or even wealthy people who love America, give to their churches, cheer on their…
May I present to you the humble briefcase full of cash?
The US manufactures more goods annually than Germany, Japan, and S. Korea combined.
Best part is that he did this all with a controller + pretty slow sensitivity settings. Aka this probably took 2X as long as someone on a PC doing the same thing
> I still remember the day I found out game theory was a thing - it was like finding out that someone successfully systematized common sense. Game Theory as a field is actually very complex and often reveals dominant…
I was talking about this with a friend this weekend. We both work in the field and test new models within minutes of them being released. We both immediately clocked Opus 5.5 as being cracked within the first hour. Went…
Yeah men with guns can always take it, but there's this thing called the stock market and bond market that would freak out if free enterprise was crushed by state coercion with armed men, with billions worth of IP…
The reason I did it the way I did was so that I can still use the codex and claude code subscriptions vs paying the API cost. Can you do that via OpenCode?
So far in the past 20 minutes it sounds much better in my sessions. Way better than 5.0 so far.
I've been getting a ton done with Fable as the supervisor and astra as the implementer, with opus for adversarial reviews of the astra PRs. You can use terminal multiplexers with custom harnesses to allow Fable to start…
So China's brand new recon satellite that was placed specifically in orbit over Iran just happened to self-destruct weeks after China was accused of giving Iran high-res satellite imagery that was used to kill American…
The automotive industry wasn't built by stable hands and horse trainers.
Small reminder that the US government rug-pulled Fable, not Dario. Lots of the safety guards that users find annoying/objectionable were the results of negotiations to get the model back online after the US government…
I set my env up so I can see the exact context used in CC CLI, and then once I get over about 40% ctx used I have it handoff to a new, fresh session. Nothing good comes from running above, say 60% of your context…
That assumes they release their models publicly. The future is leaning towards these labs air gapping their best stuff (Model 2, etc) and using it internally to snipe their competitors and charge insane amounts for…
> More importantly, what's the point of building monster-scale data centers on unprecedented amounts of debt when a more than good enough model runs on a GPU from a couple years ago? Probably because the future…
Ducklake supports postgres for the catalog, so you get the postgres concurrency benefits + duckdb engine to read the parquet files in the bucket.
It's not 2025 anymore my friend.
Chinese open weight models are great for this turn, but American private models generate orders of magnitude more cashflow. This cashflow = investment in training future models. It's unclear how Chinese open weight…
Kansas genuinely has a ton of paved and gravel roads all across the state. It's like a gigantic grid. Oddly high amount of street-view coverage too on google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EyBFj9BNQa8nhUcE6 The Kansas…
One under-discussed topic is whether Americans hate data centers in their neighborhoods, or whether they actually just hate gas turbine generators running 24/7 in their neighborhoods.
You could argue that cheaper/safer local rideshare would boost traffic to local bars and restaurants in denser areas though. If you want to keep the $ local, just add an AV tax that goes to the city.