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You can’t do intercity trips on California high speed rail either.

Waymo is already working, on roads today, for less time and money than it took to build zero miles of high speed rail in California.

You're being facetious, right? How is it different from regular data science?

What’s “modern” data science?

You don’t have to invest your 401k in stocks.

There’s a form of Gell-Mann amnesia at work here. Why would you expect a company that is unethical in its business practices to be ethical where it counts, in its reporting? The an…

From section 1: “In conventional rideshare (e.g., Uber and Lyft) deadheading, the miles driven without a fare-paying passenger, has been estimated to exceed 40% of the total vehicl…

I don't know that it's that disappointing. I doubt most of the great mathematicians were actually doing it to achieve immortality. I suspect most of them were either after (possibl…

Lol. I assume you’re being facetious. But those companies have all been at it for decades.

Yeah, poor little OpenAI. A real David vs. Goliath story.

Clickbait title. They only cut off the AI that was using Google as their crawler, which was not a good idea in the first place. I’d love to ask the developers of these AIs: what ex…

Who do you think will win the Nobel Prizes this year?

If they’re not willing to pay up, then there isn’t really a shortage.

It’s all so tiresome

> positioning itself as a threshold nuclear state, and may attempt to secretly cross that threshold at any time (as North Korea did). As Israel did.

Is (1) new? LaBerge had empirical evidence for lucid dreaming decades ago.

Many of the people who RTO will just end up spending most of their day in a phone booth on a videocalls with people in other offices anyway.

OpenAI competes with Google, so obviously the government invited them to testify about how Google is a big bully that has no competition.

Not a paradox, just a dilemma.

Why is this flagged? Seems like a reasonable take and not obviously spammy to me. Maybe overly optimistic about AI progress, but that’s debatable.