That's a fair point, but these things have been tried. I think it's iffy. They need a 'killer use case' - that has always been what is missing, surprising they don't go with the 'videophone' thing hard.
This is already almost overwhelming. people want the ai helper version of this. also, meta tried this a while back.
One possible reference to rationing - that is actually not a reference to rationing - does not infer that the thread is loaded with Telegaph-esque rants about rationing. You're doubling down on the misrepresentation.…
The data across the board supports the notion that reduction in electricity is an industrial phenomenon overall, there is no data to suggest this is a 'consumer green activity' phenom - not even the link you provided.…
No, literally the evidence you provided does not support the 50/50 thesis, moreover, the data does show that residential reduction is a marginal - and you're probably failing to take into consideration the UK has grown…
There don't seem to be any comments on this thread referring to rationing. And FYI energy rationing has been one policy consideration for decades. UK gov energy rationing proposal [1] 'Personal carbon allowances [2]…
That is a total misrepresentation. And the condescending fear mongering out 'telegraph-esque' does not help. The quote is: "Deindustrialization has reduced demand," Leaving out 'Deindustrialization' is leaving out most…
Google's models have usually been pretty good at general query stuff, they fall flat when doing harder tasks.
MS chancing strategic direction has nothing to do with fairness, and there should not be any expectation there. That is your misunderstanding of the civil contract, not a 'definition of fairness'. If you want the civic…
No - the evidence shows that some minority groups - earn almost 2x the national average and are utterly more successful by every measure. E and S Asians. Asians are 5x over represented at the top institutions. They are…
No, OAI just did the MRR->ARR thing in run up to their IPO, that's the point of the article. They did one of those 'cheecky startup' things ...
Nobody is entitled to a job because they are 'good at software'. The implication is that someone else should have to give you money for some kind of performative activity. That's not how it works, it's a…
If you want to follow your dream, do that, but don't defraud others by taking money and not fulfilling your obligations. It doesn't mean you owe anyone your life but in most cases it means filling in the cracks, not…
That's not the point. Startups will often project MRR as ARR, not an unreasonable thing to do, but investors are constantly flinching about it. OpenAI is caught doing the same thing, just like a 'startup' which is…
Worst micro-drag on the economy. The negative impact from these fees is probably greater than the lift from AI productivity gains (not investment).
It's funny because this is the same thing that startups do all the time
If that 'costs' is 'tokens' well it might not possibly bode well as this would not be primaryly R&D
They have't really given us something for the new era and they are positioned to be ahead of everyone
"It is completely irrelevant whether string theory has any significance or meaning as a physical theory, " You have to just re-read that statement and let it sink in, because that right there is the primary evidence the…
String Theory is the MAGA of Science. This is almost like saying the Scientologists 'taught some kinds to read'. String Theory is a borderline cult - a lie, kept alive to keep attention, funding, influence. Science…
People need to learn to disassociate the 'cultural movement' from the ideology. Read what Chomsky has to say about postmodernism. Look at the evolution of 'String Theory'. Thousands of PhDs minted in something that may…
They would not have sued in any case.
It's a vey fair point but just too extreme. Nuclear tech ... the only thing is safety. We know how to 'make it hot' - it's trivial. All of nuclear tech is literally just safety. AI is not that. I think that the AI…
"This is why each country needs to educate and maintain their own researchers across as broad a spectrum of disciplines as possible. A" There is no such thing. Countries spend gazillions on Academia, the Academics do…
We're talking about owning the stack - who gets to use what text, for what reasons, under what circumstances etc. Competitors, other nations, Russia / China, the 'global south', military contractors etc. etc..
That's a fair point, but these things have been tried. I think it's iffy. They need a 'killer use case' - that has always been what is missing, surprising they don't go with the 'videophone' thing hard.
This is already almost overwhelming. people want the ai helper version of this. also, meta tried this a while back.
One possible reference to rationing - that is actually not a reference to rationing - does not infer that the thread is loaded with Telegaph-esque rants about rationing. You're doubling down on the misrepresentation.…
The data across the board supports the notion that reduction in electricity is an industrial phenomenon overall, there is no data to suggest this is a 'consumer green activity' phenom - not even the link you provided.…
No, literally the evidence you provided does not support the 50/50 thesis, moreover, the data does show that residential reduction is a marginal - and you're probably failing to take into consideration the UK has grown…
There don't seem to be any comments on this thread referring to rationing. And FYI energy rationing has been one policy consideration for decades. UK gov energy rationing proposal [1] 'Personal carbon allowances [2]…
That is a total misrepresentation. And the condescending fear mongering out 'telegraph-esque' does not help. The quote is: "Deindustrialization has reduced demand," Leaving out 'Deindustrialization' is leaving out most…
Google's models have usually been pretty good at general query stuff, they fall flat when doing harder tasks.
MS chancing strategic direction has nothing to do with fairness, and there should not be any expectation there. That is your misunderstanding of the civil contract, not a 'definition of fairness'. If you want the civic…
No - the evidence shows that some minority groups - earn almost 2x the national average and are utterly more successful by every measure. E and S Asians. Asians are 5x over represented at the top institutions. They are…
No, OAI just did the MRR->ARR thing in run up to their IPO, that's the point of the article. They did one of those 'cheecky startup' things ...
Nobody is entitled to a job because they are 'good at software'. The implication is that someone else should have to give you money for some kind of performative activity. That's not how it works, it's a…
If you want to follow your dream, do that, but don't defraud others by taking money and not fulfilling your obligations. It doesn't mean you owe anyone your life but in most cases it means filling in the cracks, not…
That's not the point. Startups will often project MRR as ARR, not an unreasonable thing to do, but investors are constantly flinching about it. OpenAI is caught doing the same thing, just like a 'startup' which is…
Worst micro-drag on the economy. The negative impact from these fees is probably greater than the lift from AI productivity gains (not investment).
It's funny because this is the same thing that startups do all the time
If that 'costs' is 'tokens' well it might not possibly bode well as this would not be primaryly R&D
They have't really given us something for the new era and they are positioned to be ahead of everyone
"It is completely irrelevant whether string theory has any significance or meaning as a physical theory, " You have to just re-read that statement and let it sink in, because that right there is the primary evidence the…
String Theory is the MAGA of Science. This is almost like saying the Scientologists 'taught some kinds to read'. String Theory is a borderline cult - a lie, kept alive to keep attention, funding, influence. Science…
People need to learn to disassociate the 'cultural movement' from the ideology. Read what Chomsky has to say about postmodernism. Look at the evolution of 'String Theory'. Thousands of PhDs minted in something that may…
They would not have sued in any case.
It's a vey fair point but just too extreme. Nuclear tech ... the only thing is safety. We know how to 'make it hot' - it's trivial. All of nuclear tech is literally just safety. AI is not that. I think that the AI…
"This is why each country needs to educate and maintain their own researchers across as broad a spectrum of disciplines as possible. A" There is no such thing. Countries spend gazillions on Academia, the Academics do…
We're talking about owning the stack - who gets to use what text, for what reasons, under what circumstances etc. Competitors, other nations, Russia / China, the 'global south', military contractors etc. etc..