rhetocj23

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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Yes. The people who are amazed with AI were never that good at a particular subject area in the first place - I dont care who you are. You were not good enough - how do I know this? Well I know economics, corporate finance, accounting et al
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Apple makes you feel something for many people. Many on here dont get it.
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Im admittedly bearish on LLMS but believe there are benefits to be exploited in the underlying technology. I have personally found a way to utilise it as an input to produce a superior user experience within a product than what exists for t
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
The issue is, as it stands, LLMs are going to become a commodity. Could that happen and OAI is still a valuable firm? Maybe. Do I personally think OpenAI has the product prowess to pull it off? Nah, I think they are overly-concentrated with
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
I pity them. They are not as far ahead in life and understanding as they want to be or are supremely deluded. I just wished the bozos actually replied to the post instead of hiding behind a button.
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Something to note about this craze and Crypto is that the world is full of bozos who do not think deeply whatsoever.
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
The magic of Jobs is/was he truly was a self-starter and self-taught man; he had the rare mix of traits necessary to be a visionary. Frankly I think Jobs saw Cook as a key operator to ensure the firms future survival and future growth;
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
I personally called it within my circle that when Friar was hired she was going to commit a tremendous blunder. It may have been innocent, but the trend is now reversing in regards to its mantlehold of mindshare of consumers. Someone I know
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Much of life does frankly...
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Correct. This is something that is becoming increasingly apparent with time.
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Shh, people who think differently get shut out. I agree massively btw, most orgs are so incredibly bloated its funny to observe.
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by rhetocj23 10mo ago
Why are you afraid to post this under your proper handle? lol
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
The great irony is, come election time, the support for Labour will be stronger to prevent any chance of Reform gaining control of parliament.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
The evolution of Meta/FB is quite interesting. It started off seemingly innocent - the mission of connecting folks. However, there was no money in that. Where is the money? Content production. What content generates a continuous growin
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
This is because put simply, at the core, humans are dumb. We are only intelligent to the extent we acquire knowledge and formalise it to understand the world and make rational decisions to ensure one is better off. GIven that the majority d
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Most of you are delusional on here re. valuation and talk about subjects you have zero clue about.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Well said man. Not surprising to hear this take from someone whos been involved in music production for many years. I just listened to it myself and WTF - its awful. There is a reason why quality of music has diminished sharply since the Re
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Lol investors are not stupid. If the books are awful the IPO will fail.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Itll be worse. He is doing this for ego, not money from what I see.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
AGI isnt coming any time soon. The constraint on the progress toward it is R&D, and R&D requires an increase in high quality labour than what exists today.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
You havent met anyone fella. I see your posts here all the time - full of bluster.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Personally Im not surprised. Im bearish on the capabilities of LLMs given the amount invested, but, I also believe theres about 2 years left (of minimal progress relative to money invested) to go before things finally start to crater.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
I find it funny that people think OAI can enter the ad business and just compete easily with Google, given the years Google has had investing in research etc to build the behemoth it is today in the market for online advertising. By the tim
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Yes if their existing investors were seeing stuff that indicated they would create escape velocity, they would queue up to purchase more stock.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Not at all. When people say this statement about Jobs, it tells me how little they know about the man. S Jobs was a clinical and clear communicator. Altman in comparison? Lmao.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Lol what? You need to do more research fella. Did it not ever occur to you that Jobs got the recording industry to dance to his tune to offer music for under a dollar? He did the same with the iPhone - smashing the control cellular network
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
"They buy up struggling companies with the aim to revitalise them, or otherwise recoup the cost of investment+ profit." 1) Nope, they are focused on taking advantage of customer lock-in to raise prices, while reducing operating ex
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
Bending Spoons is a joke company that buys company with hopes to restructure them to meet some nonsensical financial numbers made up in an excel spreadsheet.
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
MSFT accelerated the invetiable. There was just no way Nokia could match Apple on the OS who spent years prior to the idea of a smartphone making it a good match for the hardware of the time. And MSFT deservedly got punished for not investi
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by rhetocj23 11mo ago
If anything, the main thing LLMs are showing is that the humans need to be pushed to up their game. And that desire to be better, I think, will yield an increase in supply of high-quality labour than what exists today. Ive personally witnes

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