chinathrow

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by chinathrow 3d ago
You know what rubs me is that in Darios blog post he talks about "abundance", but what he really means is that Anthropic will bath in endless pools of hard curreny while the rest of the world will try to stay just barely afloat&#x
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by chinathrow 3d ago
No shit.
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by chinathrow 3d ago
The audacity.
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by chinathrow 5d ago
Cry me a river, seriously.
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by chinathrow 5d ago
EDIT: Got it, faster than light IN THAT MEDIUM.
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by chinathrow 5d ago
Thanks - but I fell over this sentence: > but there are other particles that don’t slow down as much and end up moving faster than light. Not slowing down as much I can understand but shouldn't it read as "but there are other p
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by chinathrow 5d ago
> How can something travel faster than light? > Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. However, in other mediums, particles can potentially move faster than light. For instance, while in water, light would ins
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by chinathrow 7d ago
"Pathology"
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by chinathrow 7d ago
Why insult the millions of users relying on Tailwind?
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by chinathrow 7d ago
Point is, CC as for closed circuit, is no longer the key here - the circuit is very much open and in the hands of providers, governments and tech providers.
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by chinathrow 7d ago
> "If you don’t want me to be nice, then I don’t have to be nice." Exhibit nr 8453324 to not trust Sam Altman and OpenAI.
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by chinathrow 7d ago
If I were involved, I'd file suit and have them to at least not delete any proof.
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by chinathrow 7d ago
> The chances of getting caught are 0 I'd say non-zero, as seen in the current state of affairs.
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by chinathrow 8d ago
Pre-IPO marketing?
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by chinathrow 8d ago
The house is also mostly glass.
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by chinathrow 8d ago
As someone without that much money at hand, I enjoyed reading the section further down the page. Well written and congrats on the success!
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by chinathrow 9d ago
Imagine being the lawyer signing this off. Imagine being the head of product signing this off. What were they thinking? And most importantly: what TV are they using at home?
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by chinathrow 9d ago
Neutral and lucky. Others (e.g. Belgium) not so much.
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by chinathrow 11d ago
Running Firefox on all my OSes. Nice.
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by chinathrow 11d ago
Not good enough in this case, no.
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by chinathrow 12d ago
The admin should bill OpenAI for those hours in hard currency.
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by chinathrow 12d ago
These guys did that / are trying to do: https://www.weflywright.com/products/motor But then again, they also ship now stuff for datacenters (facepalm): https://www.weflywright.com/products/den
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by chinathrow 14d ago
Context to the lawsuit brought up by Go2Sky: https://avherald.com/h?article=53c8958a
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by chinathrow 19d ago
Fuck them both.
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by chinathrow 19d ago
At this point, they can just disband the EPA, what a bunch of crooks.
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by chinathrow 20d ago
> Ukraine has taken ~40% of Russia’s refinery capacity offline with drone strikes, not much more to go What about the remaining 60%?
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Landsat 9 pass captured the effects of yesterday's catastrophic glacier collapse(twitter.com)
45 points by chinathrow 20d ago|17 comments
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by chinathrow 20d ago
> GLOF, glacial lake outburst flood. Not sure this is confirmed at this time.
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by chinathrow 20d ago
By the amount of (some of it useless) tech we've come to build in the last 3 decades, we should have arrived at the stage where we can collectively control the CO2 levels in our atmosphere, by now. For ever. We failed.
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by chinathrow 21d ago
They still produce the mainframe hardware ranges though.

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