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> Is Amazon too broke to buy the necessary land to build out wind/solar/battery? It's more capital intensive, and interest rates are 8%, because our elected officials are completel…

As someone working on a language in this space, I think your README could be much better. Most of the important stuff is in this section: ```3. What's Actually New About It?``` But…

> Deepseeks secret sauce is the incredibly cheap caching (magnitude cheaper than other providers). Can anyone working at one of the main US labs (Google, OpenAI, Anthropic) comment…

It's not going to for a long time because the cost/benefit isn't there... Even if Waymo's healthy growth rate continues, it won't make up 5% of the entire US rideshare market until…

No True Scotsman only drives in the city. All True Scotsmen drive across the entire U.S. of A. Waymo has completed 20 MILLION autonomous rides, 6.5m last quarter alone... At what p…

> Well, we don't know that, because neither have been achieved. Sure, we will completely ignore Waymo and move goal posts...

I also don't think the analogy will age well. It might take more than 10 years, but robots will almost certainly master cooking single pieces of meat. It's substantially harder to …

Beef is particularly egregious. Poultry and even pork are about an order of magnitude more efficient. It's interesting how long the market was wildly subsidized to hide the true co…

Way back when I started my career - I almost COULDN'T take a good job in Boston, because I couldn't figure out how I could literally live there long enough to get my first few payc…

Guys, it's fine. Relax. It's only a crime if someone else does it or is not sufficiently wealthy, otherwise it's a mistake.

There is no other way to describe the Gemini 3.5 pro delay than as a complete and unmitigated disaster. It's a huge company. It's unlikely there is any one person to blame (and ent…

What could possibly go wrong with Dr Strangelove?

But you didn't create anything if you used Photoshop... You didn't create anything if you used synth and autotune... You didn't do any scientific research if you used a calculator.…

For every AI snob that's not reading an article because they see an AI image, there's 10 non-snobs who appreciate a decent usage. If you're creating complete slop, no one is readin…

Now do Google

> Same as anything with low margin: Viable competition and low switching costs. So why didn't this happen to AWS?

Also building a language with AI. It's decent at design and implementation, but strangely terrible at language consistency - and expectedly architecture. Steering it on language co…

Anthropic is almost purely a model company. They own close to no data centers. If models are becoming commodities, and the main bottleneck is actually serving them at scale, Anthro…

> “When you take it, you don’t feel ‘high,’ ” he explained. “You just feel better, with a little bit of pep in your step. It’s a functional tool, and it’s also very stealth. The ou…

Was just going to say... Even if all AI gives me is the opportunity to bring my visions to life even somewhat terribly... That's a lot better than I'd be able to do without it. Whi…

Roughly equivalent to Gemini 3.6 Flash in capabilities at 1/20th the price... Mind you, until the recent price cuts to Luna - Gemini 3.6 Flash wasn't even egregiously priced (but o…

Prices have consistently gone down 90% every 18 months like clockwork for about 5 years for the same level of quality. There is no end in sight for at least another generation. The…

That's why you need a way to measure complexity - and no cyclomatic complexity is not it.

My personal take is that if you want to scale in engineering you really only have 2 options. 1) you start acting like a senior staff level engineer and you stop caring so much abou…

This would be really cool if it did 3Brown 1Blue's style of visualization - but interactively, and allowed you to explore at any stage.