> Take that to its natural conclusion. What on earth is a "natural conclusion" in this context? I'm going to assume that part of your comment was written by AI. > Why isn't it an issue for hyperscalar data centers,…
This advice is inadequate and impractical. Most people don't have access to doctors who spend enough time on them to really get to the bottom of all issues. In most countries, there are simply too many patients per…
I like using Gemini Notebooks, but this is one of my current frustrations. At least with the current UI, I can see the document getting quoted, but not the actual quote to verify what it's saying or to see the context…
There's this article on a woman dying after ChatGPT "helped" her taper off medication https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/27/well/ai-chatgpt-medicatio... There really needs to be some kind of "double check" mechanism built…
It could have been a human trying to justify their existence. "no no, I wrote this ad copy myself: look, no em-dashes!".
In general, buying binds capital, more than renting. If you include opportunity cost into the decision, then your contrast can and often will disappear (i.e. renting is financially superior or "winning" in your…
> Individually, people prefer be kind and compassionate, prefer to help when they find another in trouble. What are you basing that claim on? How do you know it's an actual preference and not mainly caused by external…
Have we arrived at the conclusion that terms like "understanding" and "interpretation" for what is happening is appropriate? Isn't it simply that there are two competing goals that the LLM received RL for, honesty on…
FWIW, I had a similar impression of your comment as JohnMakin. > give the friend a subtle clue that it's time to move on If a friend needs someone to listen about life struggles and you tell them you're tired of it and…
It could work, but those types of jobs (paying significantly more than local salary and yet fully remote in a different time zone) are few and not easy to get nowadays (not that they were ubiquitous before).
No, he says it's a different category of problem, and ability to solve one doesn't carry over to the other and it doesn't imply intelligent understanding.
The overseas person didn't work out because of time zone and cultural and language barrier friction that wasn't anticipated in the idea. This isn't analogous to the threat of AI.
I'm guessing with backstabbing he means China's practice of stealing technology and closing off the market for foreign companies. Lots of smaller and mid sized companies that tried to invest in the Chinese market lost…
He literally said it for China: stopping an invasion. I would add limiting political influence from autocratic governments that don't respect individual rights, but I know that's opening another Pandora's box.
We all have a health problem that puts an end date on our efforts.
Product does what it should and doesn't what it shouldn't?
Of course it requires SOTA, people will always choose better models over some compact thing that is obviously more limited. You can't control the truth with models nobody wants to use.
His analogy is that a gas station is for putting gas into your car. But he walks there often, so the assumption that you need your car if you go to the gas station isn't inevitable. You could conceivably walk to a car…
Oh sure, Chinese investors and business people share their profits with everyone out of the goodness of their heart. Nice fairy tale.
Did they consider that profits on the build out won't be uniform, i. e. there will be some companies that go under but the rest of them will capture the profit?
Maybe, but you have very similar dynamics in China or other countries. At the root the problem is one of power dynamics, inequality, authoritarianism (whether legitimized by money or politics or both). Or said…
I find brackets help me understand structure from a distance much better than whitespace. Misplaced brackets seem like a thing from the past to me when we didn't have IDEs. I don't remember ever having a bug due to that.
Engineering and running a company are very different skill sets. Engineers are often not good at Marketing, networking, sales, ... Even if you are good at those, for many companies, it's more about connections than…
It's a dumb joke considering Germany has been one of the most peaceful countries in decades. And the people making the jokes are often citizens of a country actively engaged in wars.
Personally, I prefer the US approach. At least then everyone knows what they're dealing with and they can openly react instead of being forced into a fake dance between what is said and what is REALLY said. The covert…
> Take that to its natural conclusion. What on earth is a "natural conclusion" in this context? I'm going to assume that part of your comment was written by AI. > Why isn't it an issue for hyperscalar data centers,…
This advice is inadequate and impractical. Most people don't have access to doctors who spend enough time on them to really get to the bottom of all issues. In most countries, there are simply too many patients per…
I like using Gemini Notebooks, but this is one of my current frustrations. At least with the current UI, I can see the document getting quoted, but not the actual quote to verify what it's saying or to see the context…
There's this article on a woman dying after ChatGPT "helped" her taper off medication https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/27/well/ai-chatgpt-medicatio... There really needs to be some kind of "double check" mechanism built…
It could have been a human trying to justify their existence. "no no, I wrote this ad copy myself: look, no em-dashes!".
In general, buying binds capital, more than renting. If you include opportunity cost into the decision, then your contrast can and often will disappear (i.e. renting is financially superior or "winning" in your…
> Individually, people prefer be kind and compassionate, prefer to help when they find another in trouble. What are you basing that claim on? How do you know it's an actual preference and not mainly caused by external…
Have we arrived at the conclusion that terms like "understanding" and "interpretation" for what is happening is appropriate? Isn't it simply that there are two competing goals that the LLM received RL for, honesty on…
FWIW, I had a similar impression of your comment as JohnMakin. > give the friend a subtle clue that it's time to move on If a friend needs someone to listen about life struggles and you tell them you're tired of it and…
It could work, but those types of jobs (paying significantly more than local salary and yet fully remote in a different time zone) are few and not easy to get nowadays (not that they were ubiquitous before).
No, he says it's a different category of problem, and ability to solve one doesn't carry over to the other and it doesn't imply intelligent understanding.
The overseas person didn't work out because of time zone and cultural and language barrier friction that wasn't anticipated in the idea. This isn't analogous to the threat of AI.
I'm guessing with backstabbing he means China's practice of stealing technology and closing off the market for foreign companies. Lots of smaller and mid sized companies that tried to invest in the Chinese market lost…
He literally said it for China: stopping an invasion. I would add limiting political influence from autocratic governments that don't respect individual rights, but I know that's opening another Pandora's box.
We all have a health problem that puts an end date on our efforts.
Product does what it should and doesn't what it shouldn't?
Of course it requires SOTA, people will always choose better models over some compact thing that is obviously more limited. You can't control the truth with models nobody wants to use.
His analogy is that a gas station is for putting gas into your car. But he walks there often, so the assumption that you need your car if you go to the gas station isn't inevitable. You could conceivably walk to a car…
Oh sure, Chinese investors and business people share their profits with everyone out of the goodness of their heart. Nice fairy tale.
Did they consider that profits on the build out won't be uniform, i. e. there will be some companies that go under but the rest of them will capture the profit?
Maybe, but you have very similar dynamics in China or other countries. At the root the problem is one of power dynamics, inequality, authoritarianism (whether legitimized by money or politics or both). Or said…
I find brackets help me understand structure from a distance much better than whitespace. Misplaced brackets seem like a thing from the past to me when we didn't have IDEs. I don't remember ever having a bug due to that.
Engineering and running a company are very different skill sets. Engineers are often not good at Marketing, networking, sales, ... Even if you are good at those, for many companies, it's more about connections than…
It's a dumb joke considering Germany has been one of the most peaceful countries in decades. And the people making the jokes are often citizens of a country actively engaged in wars.
Personally, I prefer the US approach. At least then everyone knows what they're dealing with and they can openly react instead of being forced into a fake dance between what is said and what is REALLY said. The covert…