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If you spend $200 per month that's for X amount of work (represented as tokens) you can complete total. But if there are random resets then there's a different work maximization strategy. It's fine if you don't agree with it but it's not "crazy" behavior; it's completely rational to want to maximize a resource. It's not inventing work out of nowhere because there's more work to do than there are tokens in a week to d…
> it's completely rational to want to maximize a resource Sure, in a video game where you have one attribute and you can minmax a strategy just focusing on that, but that's not how real-life works. You can't just stack pending work on top of each other, expect yourself to be able to stay equally on top of everything and have the same results as if you didn't. With this comes the consideration about the tradeoffs of "…
Not really. The AI will output the same sort of code at a certain skill level regardless of speed, it's not a human so the above is a false dichotomy. Also, it's sort of strange that you're saying it's inventing work out of nothing, you've never heard of a backlog? In companies that can grow very long and the more usage means the more that can be tackled.
> You'd probably attack tasks/problems that you didn't consider actually spending time/energy solving.
Yes? But that's probably after the backlog is complete unless they are truly low hanging or high priority fruit. So not sure how that reasons with your point.
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The reason it is so believable is that he did it and it happened, in public. He contributes to this understanding by straight-forwardly promoting and agreeing with white nationalists and even straight-up neo-nazi accounts on twitter, and by promoting neo-nazi aligned political parties.
I've seen the video. He literally didn't. I will not ignore the evidence of my eyes and ears just because you irrationally hate the man and cannot be honest about him. >He contributes to this understanding by straight-forwardly promoting and agreeing with white nationalists and even straight-up neo-nazi accounts on twitter, and by promoting neo-nazi aligned political parties. Only on reddit do people believe stupid s…
The gesture he made matched the Nazi salute. With gusto. Eyes, ears plus the video confirm it. There's nowhere to hide on this one.
If you want to be charitable, you can argue that it wasn't the intent behind the gesture, but you can't argue he didn't actually do the gesture. We all can see that he did and so can you.
The main problem with being charitable in this case, is that he demonstrates on a near daily basis that he's undeserving of it.
> Only on reddit do people believe stupid shit like that. You should stop getting your information second hand. It's rotting your brain.
I don't know where the preoccupation with reddit comes from here, I don't do politics there. All you have to do is read Elon's twitter feed to confirm what I said is all true.
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> it's completely rational to want to maximize a resource Sure, in a video game where you have one attribute and you can minmax a strategy just focusing on that, but that's not how real-life works. You can't just stack pending work on top of each other, expect yourself to be able to stay equally on top of everything and have the same results as if you didn't. With this comes the consideration about the tradeoffs of "…
> With this comes the consideration about the tradeoffs of "produce mediocre but large body of works" vs "produce high quality but small body of works". Not really. The AI will output the same sort of code at a certain skill level regardless of speed, it's not a human so the above is a false dichotomy. Also, it's sort of strange that you're saying it's inventing work out of nothing, you've never heard of a backlog? I…
It'll output the same code given the same prompts yes, but you don't just accept whatever it puts out, it requires iterations before it's actually ready to be committed as none of the agents write perfect code on their first try. So, it's not a "false dichotomy", I'm just looking at larger things than "LLM does inference"
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It never cease to amaze me that the usual response (and Musk's defense itself) is that you can find a picture with some other figure with the same gesture. Who cares about the pictures? There is a whole video where you can see that he does historically accurate nazi salute then turn back and do it again. Stop talking about pictures, always show video of what happened. Find me a video of someone else doing the same an…
Once again, it is incredibly ignorant to suggest that just because it looks like a Nazi salute that was the intention. There’s no reality that suggests that was his intention. It’s just your political brainwashing.
Why?
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I've seen the claimed pictures in context with their videos, they are distinctly different gestures in timing and emphasis - normal waves, without the sharp hand to chest -> locked elbow with hand outstretched motion. Again, the seig heil is a particular gesture with a particular emphasis and timing which Musk imitated precisely, twice in quick succession. Those other photos are decontextualized from gestures which w…
It is seriously absurd to believe he did it as a Nazi salute. But you just want to believe it.
Why?
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Why would Israeli settlers commit ethnic cleansing despite their country existing as a response to ethnic cleansing? Idk I'm not a Zionist, but it's clearly what's happening.
You’re just incapable of talking about these things honestly. It’s NOT ethnic cleansing. Your exaggeration of that war, and your calling Musk a Nazi is what gets people shot in the neck.
Why?