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"SpaceX has shown us that private enterprise is the way. Giant decades long projects are slow, stifled by bureaucracy, and less effective."
This was in a political post about Nasa gets their budget cut, a political position I support with the above rational.
Valve's release cycle has slowed down to almost nothing, and are just feeding off their cash cows. Gabe is 62 and seems more interested in his Neuralink competitor.
The executive should have the power to fire/remove executive associated departments/employees, obviously.
The executive should not be able to authorize drone strikes/war without congressional hearings (which has been occurring for decades at this point)
etc.
Given how much work is going into "safety", I wonder if this is a field in which less safe open source could overtake the premium models.
No Chinese ever banned the sitting president of the United States.
The crux of the problem right there. Always approach startups as "what problem can I solve?".
2) Remove the family extension. 80k/year shouldn't end up being 500k/year.
One that's centered around "you" and filled with thousands/millions of LLM bots praising you, treating you like a celebrity, etc. Each of your posts will get tens of thousands of "likes", hundreds of comments, etc. Dm's straight to your feed, people wanting you, etc etc.
If the newsfeed is already mostly "the algorithm", might as well take it to the extreme. I bet tons of people would get addicted to the dopamine hit of celebrity status (whether it's bots or not).
Personal use I'll be using it to upgrade all my website code. I literally took a screenshot of Apple.com and combined it with existing code from my website and told o1 pro to combine the two... the results were really good, especially for one shot... But again, I have unlimited fast usage so I can just keep tweaking and tweaking.
I also have this history idea I've been wanting to do for a while, might see if the models are advanced enough yet.
All this with an understanding on how programming works, but not being able to code.
Started off with having it create funny random stories, to slowly creating more and more advanced programs.
It’s shocking how good 3.5 Sonnet is at coding, considering the size of the model.
As a very experienced SEO, this is pretty exciting nonetheless, a new front in the online war opening up.
If they're using their own scraper/search algorithms, it'll be interesting to see how they weigh the winners and losers compared to how Google does it.