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Intel latest is the bleeding edge and more advanced than TSMCs.

That’s the difference between breaking the law as an individual and doing it as a corporation.

Im rooting for Intel. I hate the current paradigm where all the best chips are made in one factory in Asia.

I want it to happen again. Copyright is important but I want someone that does tremendous good to be able to fall into a grey area where they’re given a free pass. But only on a case by case basis. Keep the lines fuzzy. That way we get to defend copyright but someone extraordinary also has a ray of hope of getting away with subverting it.

It’s like you can ignore the law if you have a great idea that works out. Lots of people have ended up doing it. Uber did it for a long time. Musk, did it with the sale of Tesla cars. There are a bunch of examples from outside of the US as well.

Because no one wants that. They’re offering incredible value for what they took.

It’s not hand waving. It’s pointing out like every paradigm shift in the past, there probably isn’t one answer but society progresses and there will be new ways for people to be supported/productive.

What the alternative? Block progress for a few months, lose your lead in a very important race and someone else develops those technologies and you’re back in the same place again, albeit without owning the “means of new production”.

At least 30% of my queries to an LLM include deciphering something from an image. If I’m coding pretty much a hundred percent of bugs include some sort of image.

Is a palace a castle? If so then there are a huge number missing in India.

It’s multimodal though.

If the slaves are robots/machines then yes we very much want slaves.

Sunday Robotics have pretty much solved folding clothes. It will correctly fold clothes greater than 99% of the time according to them. They have a 3 hour stream of it just folding clothes on their YouTube channel.

Good for you, literally everyone else will take this fold over doing laundry themselves.

Autonomous

Yes we are. It’s all very recent and physical AI is exploding now. Here is literally a 3 hour autonomous stream of a robot folding and stacking clothes.

https://youtu.be/a2HZyURUE_o?is=2fCIZRpNxkCFP-83

The US isn’t the only player in the game. In fact, it may not even be the main player in a couple of years. There are people (mainly China) that will do this irrespective of whatever Luddite crap you pull right now. This is happening whether you like it or not. If everyone loses their job, there is going to be something that works itself out. This is not a reason to shit the bed and play dead weight on technological progress.

A robot that does all of the chores in your house and outside your house is not useful? I’m going to stop reading right there.

Then mandate clean energy generation for data centers, not some outright ban bullshit.

I’m all for no concentration of power but not at the expense of technological progress.

Are you seeing the physical AI that has just begun to explode over the last few months? Robots can now literally reliably put your clothes into a washing machine, start it, move them to the dryer, pull them out and fold and stack all of them. They can almost reliably rinse and put your dishes into the dishwasher, start it, then pull them out and put them away into your cabinets. This is all paradigm shifting stuff, and I’ll resist any attempt to stall progress in that space so some people can have a job for a few more months.

Sounds like wishful thinking. Most Americans I know are furiously using LLMs in every aspect of their lives, tradesmen included.

The problem is Gemma is actually not that cheap compared to deepseek for example

What I’ve seen is coding is usually done with US frontier models and anything that is part of a feature on an app and runs at scale on the API is a Chinese model because they are dirt cheap.

It’s hard to ignore a link when the n is this large. A 15% greater chance of getting autism is very significant.

A 2024 study of nearly 2.5 million children initially found:

* Autism by age 10: 1.53% with prenatal exposure versus 1.33% without * ADHD: 2.87% versus 2.46%

on how early a child is born or a child’s weight at birth

These are not particularly important. The concerns are autism and ADHD.

Also don’t equate that MAHA crap with disagreement on this topic. I’m as anti MAGA as it gets but this study doesn’t do anything to assuage people’s primary concerns about this.

In divorces involving college educated women, they initiate 90% of them. It’s bad news all round.

Is this because most East Africans don’t really try to beat the mile (instead doing the 1500m) since there’s no money in it?

I can guarantee this is because the nurses don’t like the extra oversight and surveillance.

I’ve always had an aversion to people that make neat notes. Anecdotally my experience in high school was that people that made clean notes and spent a lot of time on them always sucked at actual academics- like doing well on tests and intuitive understanding.

That’s before or after trimming? Because you could do crazy arbitrage at those prices. I get trimmed beef for $14/lb at the farm down the street.

You can just have a limit order for the stock.