> First thing there that got me was that all of my Google searches. Why? I googled "snoop dog real name". Why is this considered a gemini chat now? It isn't - it's probably an _assistant_ query? In fact the Gemini and…
Alphabetically sorting chemical elements sounds like something _only_ a marketing department could think of.
TBH they are smart enough for me; I want more speed and more initiative (e.g. my Opus one shot should not have terrible perf that it can itself fix with a simple prompt "it's OOMing, fix it"; it should proactively write…
But if they keep releasing a model every month, then the frontier model will keep being perpetually half price?
It was locked down to GDM only for several months, but now it's available for everyone.
Not just AI shops. All large organisations, software or otherwise...
Yes: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c607l0k72rlvo How do you do fellow frontier models? </meme>
They'll never get there since there's not J at all ;)
AIUI our Claude traffic runs on GCP and so never "leaves the building".
People I work with either use the dogfood versions of Pro models, the latest public Gemini versions, or Opus 5.5. It's a personal preference thing, we have public usage dashboards and you can see some people are 100%…
It's also dog slow at AA index tasks compared to other models in its class. Makes me think they optimised for getting on the intelligence/cost frontier at the cost of real world usability.
They'd just rescind it. They aren't usually set up as binding contracts where the employee signs on the dotted line and it's immediately binding. It's more like an expression of interests which then leads to an exit…
Interesting, but this is not the dominant ideology either at exec level or at employee level. From what I can tell it's more immortal humans owning their own fractions of the light cone.
At Google it was really rare to be denied, and if they did then it was kinda a negotiating chip for you - if you're so important to the company they won't let you leave, then are they going to pay you accordingly?
Eh, the voluntary severance offered at Google in various European countries recently was less than the negotiated payout for mandatory layoffs. And most of the headcount from people who took it was backfilled, too.
As I pointed out, even if they were totally self-interested they would not want human agency replaced with AI agency, because they are humans.
AIUI, M&A lawyering is _mostly_ formulaic. They copy a term sheet from a previous deal, replace with new names and figures, and then negotiate from that starting point. Only rarely will someone actually innovate and…
One obvious answer is that they believe that human flourishing is best obtained by letting individuals command the AI, rather than the other way around. OpenAI (and Anthropic) is in the end still run by humans who have…
SAFEs work like equity in the upside case, and nobody ever says that it costs a company money when its stock price goes up and so its shareholders have more money. It's a bug in GAAP that if there's even a remote…
14x YoY revenue growth, with 3x lower operating losses (total, not per unit). They don't need to add any zeros to the funding and seem like they might even be operating at a profit soon...
If you are only interested in 1m scale, maybe. Even the open satellite imagery goes to 20x that resolution, though, and of course there are small features that can't be resolved even at 5cm resolution, like survey…
Worst case: the limit is 2 per page, so legit users are limited to 2 links a day while spammers can shard their spam across many accounts.
George Washington also made applejack. It was very popular in colonial America.
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Also electric power generation is dirtier in Poland (still lots of coal), so the relative emissions benefit is lower.
> First thing there that got me was that all of my Google searches. Why? I googled "snoop dog real name". Why is this considered a gemini chat now? It isn't - it's probably an _assistant_ query? In fact the Gemini and…
Alphabetically sorting chemical elements sounds like something _only_ a marketing department could think of.
TBH they are smart enough for me; I want more speed and more initiative (e.g. my Opus one shot should not have terrible perf that it can itself fix with a simple prompt "it's OOMing, fix it"; it should proactively write…
But if they keep releasing a model every month, then the frontier model will keep being perpetually half price?
It was locked down to GDM only for several months, but now it's available for everyone.
Not just AI shops. All large organisations, software or otherwise...
Yes: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c607l0k72rlvo How do you do fellow frontier models? </meme>
They'll never get there since there's not J at all ;)
AIUI our Claude traffic runs on GCP and so never "leaves the building".
People I work with either use the dogfood versions of Pro models, the latest public Gemini versions, or Opus 5.5. It's a personal preference thing, we have public usage dashboards and you can see some people are 100%…
It's also dog slow at AA index tasks compared to other models in its class. Makes me think they optimised for getting on the intelligence/cost frontier at the cost of real world usability.
They'd just rescind it. They aren't usually set up as binding contracts where the employee signs on the dotted line and it's immediately binding. It's more like an expression of interests which then leads to an exit…
Interesting, but this is not the dominant ideology either at exec level or at employee level. From what I can tell it's more immortal humans owning their own fractions of the light cone.
At Google it was really rare to be denied, and if they did then it was kinda a negotiating chip for you - if you're so important to the company they won't let you leave, then are they going to pay you accordingly?
Eh, the voluntary severance offered at Google in various European countries recently was less than the negotiated payout for mandatory layoffs. And most of the headcount from people who took it was backfilled, too.
As I pointed out, even if they were totally self-interested they would not want human agency replaced with AI agency, because they are humans.
AIUI, M&A lawyering is _mostly_ formulaic. They copy a term sheet from a previous deal, replace with new names and figures, and then negotiate from that starting point. Only rarely will someone actually innovate and…
One obvious answer is that they believe that human flourishing is best obtained by letting individuals command the AI, rather than the other way around. OpenAI (and Anthropic) is in the end still run by humans who have…
SAFEs work like equity in the upside case, and nobody ever says that it costs a company money when its stock price goes up and so its shareholders have more money. It's a bug in GAAP that if there's even a remote…
14x YoY revenue growth, with 3x lower operating losses (total, not per unit). They don't need to add any zeros to the funding and seem like they might even be operating at a profit soon...
If you are only interested in 1m scale, maybe. Even the open satellite imagery goes to 20x that resolution, though, and of course there are small features that can't be resolved even at 5cm resolution, like survey…
Worst case: the limit is 2 per page, so legit users are limited to 2 links a day while spammers can shard their spam across many accounts.
George Washington also made applejack. It was very popular in colonial America.
[dead]
Also electric power generation is dirtier in Poland (still lots of coal), so the relative emissions benefit is lower.