lukas221

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by lukas221 3mo ago
we will, but data centers will compete for that hardware with retail consumers
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by lukas221 3mo ago
you allocate tokens from top down - first exclusivity deals - Citadel pays $10 bil to get exclusivity access to GPT-6 for 3 months before anyone else, then you price it $1000/mil, then whatever compute is not used you sell GPT-5.9 at $
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by lukas221 3mo ago
the moat always has been and will be compute and we are fast approaching limits which will be hard to overcome - electricity, chips
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by lukas221 3mo ago
it's simple, how much dollars you get out for every dollar put into tokens as Jensen said, get ready for $1000 per mil token those for which this price makes sense will push out those for which it doesn't - to lower models or to l
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by lukas221 3mo ago
people mostly use RDBMS because they want the advanced querying that SQL provides, not because of the isolation levels but ignoring that, serializable isolation level means the database acts AS IF the transactions are serial. but most datab
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by lukas221 3mo ago
the tragedy of allowing stupid people to vote. pick one: - stupid people vote without understanding what they vote for - stupid people don't vote, but it's not a democracy anymore
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by lukas221 3mo ago
before mass media we had the priests and the Church which decided what is truth and what is not.
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by lukas221 3mo ago
I would argue that not using serialization isolation level by default is like not using a memory safe programming language by default. Sure, sometimes it's too slow, but it should be the default. Very few people can write correct datab