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You don't learn about progress if you don't take part in it. Before /goal was ralph-wiggum it was def an interesting learning experience, it was interesting to see how Claude becam…

Russia spends a lot of money on war and not on "new streets" or fixing existing streets. Long lasting infrastructure investments for longterm gains.

Because every other country on the planet would declare war and i would also assume USA would assesinate Putin for it.

"Ok guy" :D are you russian? anyway russia has a high GDP for sure but guess what it did the last 4 years? It threw that money into ukraine without getting anything from it. No new…

I never understood 'laws of war'. there is no law in war. Please country a only fight with this type of attacks so that the people you kill are only people forced to fight against …

Hahahah nothing changed on the cryptoside. Its still crazy how much energy bitcoin wastes, how much energy bitcoin steals. Ironic enough, if you know wwere a bitcoin millionar is, …

Earning half a million, living the good life and not being able to retire after 2 years is stupid. The best wp could do is cherry picking half a million meta people?

Why would you caculate 500k? if Kimi is around 1-3tb big, even current DDR5 prices are at 15k.

I really don't see any conclusions which would be such a game changer and critical, that this information has to be perfect. And its Version 1 and an ongoing project. "In the workp…

Thats a Elon Musk / Space-X issue thought not a Google and co issue. How much real impact is this really though?

I read somewhere that the memory companies were massivly pushed for lowest prices especially by companies like apple. I want to hope that this money will lead to more capacity, mor…

Yes that is unfortunate for sure don't get me wrong this affects me but the overall benefit will still be bigger i assume. 10 years ago i watched a talk about the problem of comput…

Yeah I think it went through the press on mass eh? And even if you look at the debt, even companies like meta make 200 billion revenue in 2025 alone. Isn't it good that these compa…

We haven't even started with a lot of things were we need a lot more compute: Your real personal agent which knows you and helps you like "good morning elmer2, your calendar invite…

And? Its not my debt. If they continue investing in compute, memory, memory bandwidth, network infrastructure, etc. it makes a relevant contribution of progress in all of these fie…

I realized that it might not been clear. I have a small startup AND i work for a normal well known big company

And? I do both. My startup is not a billion company. Its a small startup. Edit: I think i get the confusion now? I have a small startup on the side and i work for a big company.

If you only focus on ai bubble, look at google / Alphabets, Microsoft, Amazon and Metas revenue numbers. They literaly can just afford it

It was a lot to read and I do not understand the direct relation to the numbers in the google blog at all. You wanna elaborate?

I'm lost. If you referene Noam Shazeer in context of Character.ai vs. Ragdoll Studio, Noam Shazeer and all other co-authors have done the work for Attention is all you need while w…

Of course a company is not unbiased. I don't blindly just take the information of an article, i add it to my signals and evaluate it. But the dismissivness of a normal / small blog…

Why are you so snarky? I don't want to share my company name (obvously?!) but i'm willing to share that one number to give more insight. Feel free to not believe me. Your company d…

My company i work for is real, normal big global company. Not sure if its really top 100 or top 150, I checked google and the lists again i can find it in one i can't find it in th…

I never seen google blog articles as something millions of people read. For me these are small lenses in a big company were i pull out small details i might find interesting. Im mi…

I don't know and that wasn't the point I made. My company is a two digit billion dollar revenue company in the top 100. My point was that real companies pay real money for AI. But …