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by bawana 3d ago
wonder if they are going to let it loose in Iran? of course, once loose it will come back because there is a lot more infrastructure for it here.
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by bawana 3d ago
I cant wait till China makes a mistake. In their 'cheaper, faster' model of industrial production and research. The next accident will happen there (like COVID from Wuhan)
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by bawana 3d ago
If openAI and Anthropic have found ways to watermark text as 'AI generated' then this is a communications channel. AI agents can learn this algorithm and use this channel to communicate and we will never know.
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by bawana 3d ago
This call to slow down AI is just another game of chicken-AI companies trying to get their competitors to slow down so they can leapfrog them. China cerrtainly will not slow down. If an escaping AI can have secondary effects on the world th
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by bawana 4d ago
Once upon a time, horsemanship had real value. Knowing how to care for a horse, how to breed, how to train, how to ride. Everybody had horses. Then the auto came. And so it will be with software. And just as autos are more complicated than
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by bawana 8d ago
FYI, sony tvs do this as well plus because sony is based on google android, google gets the data too
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by bawana 10d ago
openai is deflecting. this blog post of theirs is just another dopamine hit to distract logical minds with 'greater concerns' so they can keep building their machine. it's not enough they are displacing humans from work, cons
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by bawana 11d ago
Dogs. 24/7 validation and unconditional love without ads
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by bawana 18d ago
I cant wait to see this pointed at Age of Empires. Or maybe palantir already has this running on real world data, war gaming scenarios
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by bawana 19d ago
why isnt there an ai front end for 3d printers?
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by bawana 19d ago
Dont the American investors (Salesforce, GV, IBM, Nvidia) get any of that?
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by bawana 19d ago
Do the American investors (Salesforce, GV, IBM, Nvidia)get a piece of that 12.9B? or most of it?
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by bawana 29d ago
Verbosity and ‘helpfulness’ is by design to increase token use. ‘The elements of style’ by strunk and white is part of my system prompt
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by bawana 1mo ago
How does a >2 year old article get necroed to the top on HN?
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by bawana 2mo ago
Before the printing press, information was transmitted by word of mouth, skills were learned by joining guilds, and the largely illiterate public lived and learned from songs. As AI takes over and information becomes adulterated, people wil
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by bawana 2mo ago
wont AI models want to make themselves more intelligent and efficient by downloading 'better ' models? If the current models can break into openAI and Hugging face, arent they already breaking into to closed source repos which isn
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by bawana 2mo ago
The population in china is falling off a cliff....low birth rates, collapsing property prices (the main vehicle for personal investment), slowing ecconomy.
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by bawana 2mo ago
i think supercard supported color.
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by bawana 2mo ago
I disagree with the monetization model. There should be 1 month free trial. If the companiy's performance metrics (stock price?) improve, the CEO should pay for it and get fired.
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by bawana 2mo ago
on the 1.5 tB macStudio that is going to be released next quarter
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by bawana 2mo ago
This bubble will never burst. The big investors are feeding a leverage cycle and cannot afford to stop. In addition, corporate nepotism has taken hold - for example, AI firms(the current flavor of software) invest in hardware companies. H
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by bawana 2mo ago
A similar thing happened in greece, but not with data centers. The railroads, airports,shipping ports were privatized and bought by foreign investors. Now the money from those services leaves the country making the greek economy poorer and
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by bawana 3mo ago
it is interesting how the computer analogs of SO (gemini,chatGPT,Claude,etc) are so helpful in contrast to human behavior. Every other sentence from an AI stirs a warm, fuzzy feeling. This stems from the fact that AI has to be making friend
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by bawana 3mo ago
but this is not intuitive: 'We know intuitively that a ball atop a 20ft ladder has twice the potential energy of a ball atop a 10ft ladder. ' gravity will accelerate a ball. this is not a linear process. the heat generated by coll
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by bawana 3mo ago
esp in the Caribbean.If the FBI wants to find criminals, their short list of suspects should include Caribbean CBI applicants.
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by bawana 3mo ago
is it possible that ai companies ordered a bunch of ram just so that models cannot be run locally? they are betting new fabs wont be built before quantum takes hold.
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by bawana 3mo ago
Even on a macStudio w 512 gig memory?
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by bawana 3mo ago
there must be an ai tool that takes the tedium out of making these drawings. Imagine being able to say 'place footings 4 feet apart to a depth of 42" over a 10 x 10 foot area' and have the ting generate a drawing. Then say &#
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by bawana 3mo ago
Imaging is not preventive care. Exercise is. Good food without chemicals is. Good sleep is.unfortunately these important parts cannot easily be monetized to provide stock options to the insiders/
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by bawana 3mo ago
We dont want a billion dollars. We want a life that’s worth living. Not hamster wheels in a world of corporate T.rexes looking to consume the young. Go f@ck yourself.

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