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einszwei
20d ago
Article says that there is an increase of 40% from 2024 to 2026 for political donations. Interestingly, the NASDAQ over the same time has also grown 40%.
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einszwei
24d ago
I think the opposite. AI Companies use the term collaborate to increase the trust in the LLM output. I trust the output of colleagues I am collaborating with and have an assumption of some shared responsibility. But if I use a tool like num
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einszwei
1mo ago
I don't think we should assume that there is a universal law of gravity that will automatically swing this pendulum in other direction.
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einszwei
2mo ago
All human-caused fires aren't arson, most of these are usually negligence (source: worked in operations at fire service). Not discounting the risk of arson but I find it is used a lot to distract from conditions making the forests a ti
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einszwei
2mo ago
The immigration policies (or mass-deportations) that Mullvad co-CEO is supporting with political donations cannot be achieved without mass surveillance and secret police. It is really not difficult to draw this line to spot contradiction be
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einszwei
2mo ago
I assume advertising. But I'd claim that the money is actually going to anthropic and to a lesser extent openai
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einszwei
4mo ago
These are the same execs who count their flight time as working hours but refuse to do the same for their run-of-the-mill employees commute time.
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einszwei
4mo ago
Opus Fast Mode is 30$/150$/M Input/Output cost. Mythos's pricing (from model card) is 25$/125$ Input/Output cost. Based on this I doubt that Mythos pro is too dangerous to release or provides significantly more
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einszwei
4mo ago
Canadian news might've been easier to replace with American news outlets due to the deep ties between the two and the shared language. I doubt this would be the case for Italian news.
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einszwei
5mo ago
https://archive.ph/jeHrO
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Microsoft and OpenAI's famed AGI agreement is dead
(theverge.com)
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einszwei
5mo ago
I am very skeptical of the argument that companies are competing with each other on market share. There is arguably a lot more competition between AI companies than in most of the sectors of our economy.
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einszwei
5mo ago
I have been using it to learn Chinese along with other standard resources. My reading comprehension has improved a lot after I started to use LLMs to understand sentence structures and grammar.
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5mo ago
> And so the paradox is, the LLMs are only useful† if you're Schwartz, and you can't become Schwartz by using LLMs. I have gained a lot of benefit using LLMs in conjunction with textbooks for studying. So, I think LLMs could he
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einszwei
6mo ago
Data centers can run on closed loop cooling systems which doesn't need continuous water supply. Only bottleneck is Energy supply which the MEA area doesn't lack.
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6mo ago
Thanks for correction. I looked up the news and could find reporting that some fragments of a missile did hit kindergarten. Thankfully no kids were there. I'd edit my previous comment but I can't.
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einszwei
6mo ago
Your comment made me realise that while Iran has attacked a dozen countries, they have yet to attack a school or a hospital. Not condoning anyone but shows the priority of both sides.
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einszwei
7mo ago
The fact that percentage of older population increased is a dead giveaway that most young people are migrating (to US most likely) and more akin to exodus. A very similar pattern to Venezuela which saw a similar exodus.
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8mo ago
I'd also add that it is easy to underestimate the water usage. Desalination could be viable if it was only for subsistence/drinking. But water use is extensive in every single product/service we use and thing we cconsume. Cos
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8mo ago
This is real. I work at one of the big tech and have access to their internal head count breakdowns. The overall headcount is mostly stagnant but the US headcount is decreasing with a corresponding increase in Europe and mostly India based
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10mo ago
My first thought was that the sanctions are due to investigations into US presidents (like role of Bush in Second Gulf War or Obama/Clinton's role in Libyan Civil war) but it is due to Israel's PM. It's amazing how US ad
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11mo ago
> Hypothetical scenario: we have 100 houses, and 200 young families looking for one. Your solution in effect is: let's give 100 houses to the 100 young people with an inheritance This assumes that each family only gets a single hous
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11mo ago
Your analogy is plain wrong. To start with people with inheritances can and do own multiple homes.
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einszwei
11mo ago
Where do you think the money that is accrued by the most wealthy will be spent/invested/parked? What will its effects be on the broader economy? Assuming that the money is all used for altruistic purpose, I could agree with your p
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11mo ago
> Poolside partnered with CoreWeave to build one of the largest data centres Nvidia has a backstop deal with Coreweave [1]. I am sure this is all above board but seeing how these giants all have incestuous relationship with each other ma
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11mo ago
Things like these make me more skeptical of any claims that Apple values privacy. Ad tech business is fundamentally at odds with Privacy.
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11mo ago
Looked at Shaun Maguire's twitter page and I find it appalling. Maybe I was naive about people in tech being more tolerant (as they both work with and build for diverse people).
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einszwei
1y ago
As someone who previously worked in US with H1Bs who were making well over half a million, I doubt your statement. I have moved out of the US a few years back though. But regardless, I sincerely hope this policy sticks without any loopholes
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einszwei
1y ago
Thatcher era privatization has been proven to be epitome of "short term gains for long term pain". Water, Power, Gas and Rail all privatized in a short span of decade and now the future generations will be footing the bill.
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einszwei
1y ago
Its disingenuous to discard the contribution of humanities. To name a few of the top of my mind: Chomsky hierarchy is an important concept in programming languages and could be considered as originating from linguistics Philosophy (which is
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