austinwade

This is so funny

Do you not see how this clearly is an advancement for the field, in that AI does deserve partial credit here in improving humanity’s understanding & innovative capabilities? Can you not mentally extrapolate the compounding of this effect & how AI is directly contributing to an acceleration of humanity’s knowledge acquisition?

Really enjoyed this post. I think this is the best mindset to have around the future of AI programming.

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Wait until you find out about the grift that the billionaires you don't hear so much about have been pulling. I agree with your concerns around turbulence, but the audits of these shady government agencies needs to be done.

This may come off as defamatory, however does anyone else feel like Sam Altman has slowly been heading towards an impending reputation disaster hilariously adjacent to that of Sam Bankman-Fried? I've seen this perspective expressed on twitter/X several times as well.

The engineers who built this UFO project probably would have been able to move Control Panel to settings. Microsoft is a big company.

Hacker News’s simple and utilitarian focus is my favorite inspiration.

There are many other factors that could cause the ARM IPO to do poorly other than the tech sector's health. See: https://twitter.com/chamath/status/1693995783715278957

Take with a grain of salt of course given Chamath's public performance history.

I would assume that many US labs are also attempting to replicate it, but are just not as public as the wikipedia listed attempts. Also US government agencies/labs are probably working around the clock to make and test this stuff but in secrecy.

Wouldn't NVDA just focus more on high margin datacenter products in order to grow into those higher earnings but with the the wafer limitation? Datacenter focused products are already starting to surpass gaming which is their second largest revenue source: http://www.nextplatform.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/nvidi...

It seems to me that yes while a 200 P/E may be high, they certainly could keep increasing the prices on the already high margin datacenter products, of which get quickly gobbled up by companies no matter what price they are because of the immense demand.

Can you go into more detail? So you're saying that at a 200 P/E ratio NVDA there isn't even enough wafer supply for NVDA to grow into that valuation even over 5 years?

I like this approach. What is this note-taking tool? I want to use it. Also linking to code from the docs sounds really nice.

I feel like it would be more beneficial for students to move directly from Scratch to a normal programming environment (ie. editor + terminal on a unix OS). The learning curve & difficulty would absolutely be a challenge at first, but learning is best done through struggling, and trial & error. Plus, for young students, becoming familiar & comfortable with the terminal & editor in their most neuroplastic years would set them up to be very strong engineers.

2: Don't use a DB. Use human-readable text files

This is interesting, can you elaborate? Do you mean like CSV files, or some JSON structure, etc?

This is interesting as I’ve noticed that when I sleep only 6-7 hours and leave my bed in the morning feeling tired because I could have slept more, I typically feel happier throughout the day than days when I sleep 8-9 hours and wake up naturally without an alarm.

I’ve suffered with depression on and off myself and I really think there is something to the article’s claims.

What a terrible outlook.

Hahaha true. Maybe the Galactic Federation forced his hand some way.

Maybe in exchange for a Trump Hotel on Mars's moon Phobos?

Valid point. As much as I want this to be true I do agree it needs to be heavily criticised.

Just for fun in entertaining the idea, maybe they've already been doing their own secret tests throughout history and are trying to slowly start interacting with humans now, and starting on Mars with governments could be a small first step?