saberience

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by saberience 3d ago
I've spent several 1000 dollars on AI products this month, roughly 3000 dollars. Trust me, there are many other people like me in the world and the enterprises are spending even more. There is more money flowing into the overall AI eco
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by saberience 3d ago
All of what you said is totally wrong and deluded. The amount of money Nvidia has put into the ecosystem is much, much less than money coming into the ecosystem from actual customers who are willing to pay for the products! The idea that so
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by saberience 3d ago
You could have said this about Google's Search product... How much would the average normie pay if Google suddenly charged? Sure the user-base would drop. And what? Did Google suddenly become a bad business? I find it funny how people
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by saberience 5d ago
Underrated comment
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by saberience 6d ago
I personally loved Miro, probably one of the best design tools I've ever used. My old company used it across the board for basically, everything. Engineering flow diagrams, UI prototyping, team retrospectives. I personally often used i
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by saberience 6d ago
Going from a million to a billion isn't some special relationship. It's just * 1000. It's the same as going 1 1000 or 10 1000. I find it frustrating that people seem to think that someone going from 1M to 1B is somehow differ
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by saberience 7d ago
The iPhone Air completely failed though in terms of sales/popularity. Apple these days has completely lost touch with what people actually want.
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by saberience 7d ago
Personally I think it looks both incredibly ugly and also really non ergonomic. I can’t see it being comfortable to hold and type on at all. I predict the form factor will be gone within two years.
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by saberience 9d ago
As someone who's been close to several opera singers (long story), I would say that the amount of opera singers who don't have side gigs in teaching or otherwise is very, very small. Yes, if you're one of the few world famous
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by saberience 12d ago
This is embarrassing. It would have been better to release nothing than this.
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by saberience 13d ago
Can't wait to see the talking heads on the news somehow anthropomorphize this outage like they do with everything to do with AI models.
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by saberience 14d ago
This is literally the first I've ever heard of LWN (in over 20 years of being a professional engineer) so clearly they could be doing better marketing.
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by saberience 14d ago
I'm talking about massive global financial successes. Also, if SAP is "so bad", where are the amazing American competitors? From what I heard, the Oracle equivalent is even worse than SAP. Build your own startup to compete wi
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by saberience 14d ago
Where is the money coming from? It's coming from regular companies spending their own money on using AI. I.e. Profitable companies deciding they want to use AI for various reasons and spending their own revenue on said AI, whether it b
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by saberience 14d ago
This is so completely wrong and deluded I’m not sure where to start. I work with AI startups and scale ups on a regular basis as well as plenty of more old school companies, all of whom are spending money on AI models, because they are gett
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by saberience 15d ago
It's Guerrilla Marketing. It comes from guerrilla warfare, not gorillas the large ape.
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by saberience 16d ago
I still remember Karpathy's breathless excitement about "claws" and how all autonomous agents would be called "claws" in the future. Now fast forward six months and nobody uses OpenClaw anymore and nobody is talking
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by saberience 20d ago
It’s not a fact because the “circular financing” numbers don’t match at all up with Nvidia’s revenue. Also if you think about this for anymore than a few milliseconds you realize that if Nvidia was giving away 90B to get back 90B in revenue
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by saberience 20d ago
Sorry but you're talking absolute nonsense, Europe has no global successes? How about... SAP (Germany) - Most of the Fortune 500 run on their software. Spotify (Sweden) Novo Nordisk (Denmark) - most of America is taking their drugs. Ai
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by saberience 21d ago
JEPA is a joke, let me know when those models do anything useful.
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by saberience 21d ago
Yes they are approaching the limits, try asking smaller models niche questions about almost anything, they hallucinate massively because you cannot simply pack in all the raw knowledge from a massive frontier model into something that’s qua
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by saberience 21d ago
It's not possible to keep shrinking down parameters and keep "frontier" performance, it's like saying it's possible to take a 3 hour movie and compress it down to 3 megabytes, there are information theoretic limits
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by saberience 21d ago
Not really. Chinese AI companies were never using NVidia AI chips. This announcement doesn't really mean anything at all. It means the very few people who are already using Z.ai's API will continue to do so, but the vast majority
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by saberience 21d ago
Except if you keep bombing the corals eventually there will be no fish for anyone, since the reefs are keys to the ecosystem being sustainable in the long term. If you kill the reefs there will be no fish and no fish in the future.
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by saberience 22d ago
Nice, is this the maths equivalent of AI slop?
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by saberience 22d ago
This is buggy as hell and the quality of the textures is terrible. I immediately got stuck in terrain and couldn't move.
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by saberience 28d ago
Yes it's not very intuitive and surprised me a lot when I went into payments. And let me state again, if you're a payments processor and you're processing 500-1000 payments PER SECOND on average, that makes you a very big com
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by saberience 1mo ago
That’s volume in terms of total payments, but in terms of number of API requests it’s surprisingly little. I used to work in payments myself and I was shocked by how little the throughout is in terms of actual transactions per second. There
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by saberience 1mo ago
It’s a not very well kept secret in the industry that Anthropic has been profitable for some time now and there are margins are only getting better. We knew they were maybe at 30-40% margin a few months ago but now it’s looking like they ar
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by saberience 1mo ago
Stars have long ceased to have any meaning since they can be both automated and bought. Just look at Garry Tans ai slop prompts which got 60k stars in a few weeks.

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