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Considering their current valuation and the prospects of getting any of this money back, that's a genius exit strategy.

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That might be true right now, but how long until you have to move the goalposts? In my experience with DeepSeek and Kimi, they're as capable as the frontier was four months ago, wh…

Right, but I'm pretty sure this is not the first time somebody thought about solving it. https://xkcd.com/927/

He's the "head of strategic futures" of the 1T valuation company based on fear and vibes, I think he's doing a very good job at it.

20% efficiency means you can open single isle flights on 25% longer distances, which open a lot of routes that are not profitable with regular long haul planes. I've flown on the A…

That could pay for a lot of tokens.

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Which on itself is wild. The main issue with the discussion isn't a rift in capabilities, but a rift in the valuation model itself. If China can match the pace and produce frontier…

You're half joking but this actually happens already. As you can imagine there's a lot of backlash on dumping good clothes on Europe itself so they export them in bad conditions ju…

That's a really cool concept, this could be awesome as a tutor with diagrams and stepped animations. I have a remarkable and love it, but I think there's still so much potential fo…

> A good argument is that therefore there is no reason to pay royalties on AI generated work as it is the equivalent to public domain. That has some different second order conseque…

We're talking about a 400k dollars car, maybe they could find a way to add this expense into the design.

Youtube Music is quite good for what you're describing.

All the shots at the name apart I think this is a very good strategic move. The other frontier labs would die to have this level of surface available for their models as a testing …

> and limited to the Google Play Store too, which just isn't good at this point. Care to elaborate? I have no ide a what you're talking about here.

Most of the issues are around code hygiene rather than just LLM code being bad. You're creating code 10x faster, but you're also writing unit tests 10x faster, not just that but in…

It's the 3rd or 4th of threads like this in the front page and it's still not clear to me what are the alternatives that privacy advocates vouch for? Dead internet theory is happen…

LLMs fail at laser-focused troubleshooting, but they excel at brute-force breadth. Priming an agent to list 50 distinct possible causes for a database connection failure and invest…

The interesting thing about religions as a whole is that the timespan is so big that you can really see how the backbone of the narrative stays the same while the fanbase and how t…

Behold VikTok, the new competitor to Moltbook, soon to be acquihired by Oracle.

I think the main issue is treating LLM as a unrestrained black box, there's a reason nobody outside tech trust so blindly on LLMs. The only way to make LLMs useful for now is to re…

Clothes, wristwatches, cars, you name it. It's a very common play on luxury brands, Hermes Birkins is the most famous that comes to my mind and follow a very similar playbook. Apar…

> This document was written by an LLM (Claude) and then iteratively de-LLMed by that same LLM under instruction from a human, in a conversation that went roughly like this This is …

The hardware looks fine, but Apple's software vision is so confusing. MacBook Neo is cheaper and weaker than a MacBook Air, yet shares the same price and single-app mindset as an i…