Obvious false analogy in your earlier argument.
Steal someone elses work, whose work was also AI generated . . .
SQL shall never die, in contrast, it shall grow in scope and utility
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&num=0&req...
Also very silly prediction given this would dramatically lower the amount of models hosted on HuggingFace and move users elsewhere to platforms that do support quantized models (not what Nvidia wants).
Funny to think one of my favorite software projects this decade is basically "lets make it easy to host your own OLAP database".
Its possible no AI lab has any unique edge, and success is a combination of (a) having access to GPUs (b) having access to large amounts of data (c) know about the handful of techniques to build an LLM, of which nearly…
The US doesn't need more oil, but if Iran were to cut off oil supply from the Persian Gulf it would make oil prices significantly more expensive by reducing total available worldwide supply. The US economy, for the…
It is true globally as well, but there are certainty anecdotes where confounding factors makes it not true like what you've highlighted with specific France Nuclear reactors. We should be cognizant of the environmental…
Which metric do you disagree with presented on the site?
This is the case with all construction jobs. Its not unique to a data center.
>The same process is pricing regular people out of the energy they need to power their air conditioner during those heat waves and the technology it enables is pushing them out of the labor market and into poverty. I…
Making recording in public require a license is a very easy way to cut free speech and document wrong-doing of a system.
The large distribution of silo'ed law enforcement across the US is one of the driving reasons why it can be so hard to solve crimes (murder, vehicular theft, etc). Once any crime has the potential to cross state or even…
People think this is causing issues for data collection for LLMs, but in reality it's not and there are several very trivial mechanisms to employ in data collection to bypass the "poison data" issue. The internet…
Because the EPA called it the "2010/2015 PFOA Stewardship Program" not the "2010/2015 PFAS Stewardship Program" PFAS != PFOA
I think you mean PFOS and not PFAS, the relationship of cancers and health risks is linked to PFOS, but not PFAS in general at this time. PFOS in consumer-facing products were also majority phased out back in 2015.
Source for those interested https://dnhkng.github.io/posts/rys/
The volume button (dial) broke on my Ford Maverick in summer. Moving to a touchscreen car felt like a sigh of relief that I no longer had to worry about buttons and dials breaking when I need to use them, and don't have…
Amusing to see OpenAI being the "good guy" in the end
>Tesla's lead is about the same as a Roomba's. What is this supposed to mean? Tesla and Roomba are in separate industries.
anthropomorphization is not a counterargument
Sounds like exactly what I do
No human work was stolen, it was read.
The effort of humans who had to toil through training models belongs to everyone? Do they no longer have any ownership over their hard work?
Obvious false analogy in your earlier argument.
Steal someone elses work, whose work was also AI generated . . .
SQL shall never die, in contrast, it shall grow in scope and utility
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?edition=prelim&num=0&req...
Also very silly prediction given this would dramatically lower the amount of models hosted on HuggingFace and move users elsewhere to platforms that do support quantized models (not what Nvidia wants).
Funny to think one of my favorite software projects this decade is basically "lets make it easy to host your own OLAP database".
Its possible no AI lab has any unique edge, and success is a combination of (a) having access to GPUs (b) having access to large amounts of data (c) know about the handful of techniques to build an LLM, of which nearly…
The US doesn't need more oil, but if Iran were to cut off oil supply from the Persian Gulf it would make oil prices significantly more expensive by reducing total available worldwide supply. The US economy, for the…
It is true globally as well, but there are certainty anecdotes where confounding factors makes it not true like what you've highlighted with specific France Nuclear reactors. We should be cognizant of the environmental…
Which metric do you disagree with presented on the site?
This is the case with all construction jobs. Its not unique to a data center.
>The same process is pricing regular people out of the energy they need to power their air conditioner during those heat waves and the technology it enables is pushing them out of the labor market and into poverty. I…
Making recording in public require a license is a very easy way to cut free speech and document wrong-doing of a system.
The large distribution of silo'ed law enforcement across the US is one of the driving reasons why it can be so hard to solve crimes (murder, vehicular theft, etc). Once any crime has the potential to cross state or even…
People think this is causing issues for data collection for LLMs, but in reality it's not and there are several very trivial mechanisms to employ in data collection to bypass the "poison data" issue. The internet…
Because the EPA called it the "2010/2015 PFOA Stewardship Program" not the "2010/2015 PFAS Stewardship Program" PFAS != PFOA
I think you mean PFOS and not PFAS, the relationship of cancers and health risks is linked to PFOS, but not PFAS in general at this time. PFOS in consumer-facing products were also majority phased out back in 2015.
Source for those interested https://dnhkng.github.io/posts/rys/
The volume button (dial) broke on my Ford Maverick in summer. Moving to a touchscreen car felt like a sigh of relief that I no longer had to worry about buttons and dials breaking when I need to use them, and don't have…
Amusing to see OpenAI being the "good guy" in the end
>Tesla's lead is about the same as a Roomba's. What is this supposed to mean? Tesla and Roomba are in separate industries.
anthropomorphization is not a counterargument
Sounds like exactly what I do
No human work was stolen, it was read.
The effort of humans who had to toil through training models belongs to everyone? Do they no longer have any ownership over their hard work?