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charintstr
2mo ago
Everyone was saying the exact same thing, that open would win and compute was overvalued, about deepseek back in 2025 ignoring that up until now open models had essentially returned to about 6-9mo behind OAI/Ant post-Deepseek moment. I
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charintstr
2mo ago
Are you a youngish person (<60 yrs) ? If so then this article probably isn't meant for you. This is more meant for the thousands of elderly that get subjected to needless procedures in ICU when their chances of survival are already
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charintstr
3mo ago
I find it most likely that this export ban means only USG has access to Mythos/Fable rn. Given the reports of NSA and DoD using Mythos it's now being given a near weapons-grade status by the government.
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charintstr
3mo ago
I am at a major company that is essentially vibe coding. I’ve shipped about 100k LoC this entire half and am toward top 10% of my team. I find it likely that either A. The code is absolute garbage and is speed for speed sake B. They’re usin
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charintstr
6mo ago
This is a knocking down a strawman, it’s not supposed to provide a good understanding of UBI but rather scare you that you’re going to be lonely, lazy, and helpless on it. A more nuanced article would provide counterpoints, however this is
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charintstr
6mo ago
Absolutely. 3:1 is only common ant absolute top tier daycares. More likely you’ll have 6:1 or 8:1. And even high quality daycares might not help children potty train which is absolutely essential if both parents are working but people want
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charintstr
9mo ago
Having experience inside Metas culture, it is extremely metrics driven, sometimes without regard to side effects of optimizing a primary goal. So if someone was measuring their job performance on optimizing site-links then it’s very likely
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charintstr
9mo ago
China has interests at direct odds to Europe like assisting the Russians to victory in Ukraine. It also has interest to dump exports onto European markets. Regardless of whether you agree with the US, China is going to be looking out only f
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charintstr
10mo ago
China has already recognized that computer manufacturing is a national security concern for them. So they will continue investing in Huawei regardless of whether Nvidia sells to them or not. Huang knows this pretty well and just wants to se
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10mo ago
Huang has a strong vested financial interest in working to remove chip sanctions on China. So it’s hard to take any of his warnings seriously.
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11mo ago
Demise is hard to justify but if climate change renders a relatively small percentage of global land unfit for dense human population and agriculture within a short period of time the results could be extraordinarily costly.
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charintstr
11mo ago
Unfortunately the levers of power are so captured that it’s likely the only way for things to change is for leadership to mess up so badly that people end up on the streets.
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charintstr
1y ago
I'm not clear on what substance he has beyond his argument of "I'm really smart and really rich and I think I should run things" though.
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1y ago
Thiel pretty obviously wants to rule the world but he’s just so uncharismatic that he’ll never get anyone onboard whatever vision he has. Ultimately I think he’ll be used by whoever thinks he can advance their vision and then he’ll be disca
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1y ago
If aliens have the tech to fly from solar systems away to come and conquer us we’re pretty screwed and anyone serious in government knows this
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1y ago
Yeah AARO has been known to be pro-Pentagon for awhile now with Kirkpatrick playing role of chief misinformer. It looks like this is his counter play to Grusch and the NJ UAP sightings
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charintstr
1y ago
We’re not. The author is just caught up in the threats/fear
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1y ago
The Ukraine conflict has frequently raised nuclear fears mostly due to Russian nuclear sabre rattling. But this has been happening since 2022 and it’s hard to see anything going hot anytime soon
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1y ago
It doesn’t always have to monetarily benefit anyone. It’s just fringe leaders playing to fringe ideas in this case
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2y ago
This is an absolute trash take. I've been through the NIH grant process as a white male and there was absolutely 0 mention of diversity, DEI, or whatever other qualifying characteristic of my grant. It came totally down to the content
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4y ago
You would think that for releasing a major story like this that Hersh would be trying to get his details correct. Confusing father and son is not a negligible error.
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4y ago
The amount of pro-Russia apologia on this thread is pretty incredible. There are a number of salient points raised in this article discussing how details of the original article are implausible. However instead of addressing any of these po
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6y ago
Likely a defensive acquisition for Microsoft. Facebook would probably be rejected from the deal for anti-trust reasons so it basically comes down to Google and Amazon that could acquire. So its probably Microsoft denying either of these com
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charintstr
6y ago
Well can't say I'm surprised at these reactions. Random internet dude releases opinion, followed by everyone else releasing their opinions all over the internet. Discord ensues.