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rdedev

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    How much does rainmeter take? I used to load tons of widgets on it in my old laptop. Ahh those were the days

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    Comment #49233229

    > their return on capex multiple, their CEO said they make a six-fold profit on their compute capex with 10 month recuperation I am not familiar with chineese model companies as mu…

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    Comment #49232332

    These companies have spent billions of investor dollars and they will need to recoup that cost soon. And then show year over year growth on top of that. Unless they can massively s…

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    Comment #49232004

    Remember that 20$ is a subsidized rate openai is currently willing to provide. Once that goes down you think these guys would be willing to pay token based billing charges ?

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    Comment #49191828

    That could just be selection bias. How about all the brilliant people we don't know about cause their theories did not match experimental data? Doesn't matter if their reasoning qu…

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    Comment #49178911

    It also presupposed the fact that everyone can articulate what their political and moral stances are

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    Comment #49135301

    Opus 5 really loves explaining concepts using a lot of jargon as well. Often ive had to ask Claude to explain its explanation

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    Comment #49104936

    Maybe ASI can do the things you claim. Like figuring out why we have an appendix just by looking at our DNA. Till then I don't think current crop of LLM will ever touch that capabi…

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    Comment #49081081

    They are already being trained in biology right now? What he is saying is that they are being trained on what we know about biology currently. AI is going to hit that limit. And th…

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    Comment #49081043

    Even if AI gets super smart, it will run into the limits of what we know about biology. Someone will have to do lab experiments to provide more knowledge to the AI. This is differe…

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    Comment #49072095

    If you want to dismiss him for being hyperbolic or under estimating the usefulness of AI go for it. If you are making the case that he is full of shit, please provide some actual e…

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    Comment #49071947

    It could have worked if they weren't leveraged to their necks on spending. All based on the assumption that they can make something like 10x or higher in a few years. Another point…

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    Comment #49043769

    > The solution is to gut your product org, replace management with leading engineers, and hire some of your most fanatic users. They don't need to do anything other than give their…

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    Comment #49038811

    My codebase had a dataset with a bunch of SMILES strings and the word Malaria. Fable did not want to touch that codebase

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    Comment #49038765

    So I guess the new opus will not run on my drug discovery project. It's just a binary classifier to screen for new malaria drugs. Fable completely have up on that codebase citing b…

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    Comment #48970340

    My favorite is the history of chili pepper. It's something so fundamental to indian cuisine that I assumed chillies were native to India for a long time. His video shows the true h…

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    Comment #48807697

    Putting things into perspective is not minimising the problem. We literally have to do this to prioritise where our efforts can be useful. Your argument makes sense if ai datacente…

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    Comment #48727071

    There is a thing called political power. The local baker may be the most vile racist out there but he cannot affect my life. The CEO bank rolling a political party can

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    Comment #48698906

    The group includes Netflix, the most technically capable streaming company. It's sad that companies will only go down kicking and screaming even for the mildest of regulations

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    Comment #48697942

    I'm pretty sure paris looked looked nothing like now 100 years ago. Some other buildings had to come down to put up that art noveau building. I'm pretty sure someone would have bee…

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    Comment #48694381

    Reminded me of this quote: the problem with machine learning is that it's the machine that does the learning

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    Comment #48692725

    I'm pretty sure the LLM will get fed up and start writing an RPC Also > An API arbitration aberratically assigned at authorized access, abridged and annotated, analytically assurin…

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    Comment #48550666

    > It’s becoming cheaper and easier every day to start a company that will disrupt the established players and bring down prices. The underlying assumption here is that there is alw…

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    Comment #48523921

    I guess this is the reason why the sunscreens from haruharu are now suddenly available in amazon