_giorgio_

Yes.

10 EUR is quite the minimum in EU supermarkets for decent wine.

Under that, it's not poison, but very rarely good.

In EU, quality wine prices went up 50% - 100% in the last five years.

I remember perfectly the prices of the same bottles - same brand. That's incredible.

And inexpensive wine is terrible.

Not true at all.

Did you read the article?

Go as in alpha go you regarded.

Chris Nicholson was explicitly talking about AlphaGo.

YOU ARE REGARDED.

WHY DO YOU KEEP TALKING ABOUT LLMs WHEN I SAID MODEL. YOUR GOD IS A DOG.

LOL. You are regarded. Look for autonomous models for weapon targeting. Nicholson (WIRED, Jan 2016): the kind of AI demonstrated by Go “could apply to almost any problem that you can think of as a game… This includes financial trading… and war.”

do you have google?

Elon Musk: In July 2017, he famously warned the National Governors Association that AI is a "fundamental risk to the existence of human civilization" and called for proactive government regulation before "robots start killing people." Later that year, he tweeted that competition for national AI superiority would be the most likely cause of World War III.

Stephen Hawking: Throughout 2017, the renowned physicist warned that AI could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization," noting that it could replace humans entirely if a runaway intelligence explosion occurred. CNBC +4

Tokyo wandering on YouTube. A drug.

Even if it passes, you'll see the first nuclear power plant not before 15 years.

And it will not pass before the next legislature in 1 year.

Yet someone will say that the solution was in the training data.

"LLM can't handle out-of-domain (OOD) queries!" Yeah.

So it's legal to systematically clone a website and host it as an alternative service?

Seems quite different from google cache or archive.is, (one is offline), and the othere is too unreliable and full of holes to configure as a real and credible threat.

So which one should people buy?

I've tried many times to run those hugging face hosted models.

Slow, unreliable, unusable, long licenses that you have to sign and then wait.

I've used probably 3 times in 3 years.

I don't see the value... probably it has simply some users.

That's just an old and not useful device.

Is a stone working after 1000 years? Yep, still a stone though.

The missing heart-rate monitor is a pretty big limitation for a lot of users. LOL. Imagine writing a review and leaving the heart rate in last place. Just don’t write a review then.

I am left handed, and my wrist is not stained.

There are a lot of fountain pen inks that dry faster, like the Iroshizuku line. And some specifically built to be water resistant etc. It is a lot different from years ago.

Ilya has never made the list public.

The list is simply made up, as confirmed by John Carmack.

""" John Carmack @ID_AA_Carmack I rather expected @ilyasut to have made a public post by now after all the discussion of the AI reading list he gave me. A canonical list of references from a leading figure would be appreciated by many. I would be curious myself about what he would add from the last three years. """

https://x.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1622673143469858816

Where do you buy the open wrt one? EU

HP will simply prevent them from buying their head + cartridge bundle. By legal or by controlling more strictly bulk purchases of replacement parts.

Nobody talks about the content, so the content is zero.

So the engines have the same size of a disk brake?

That's incredible.

Seems a lot slower with MAX level.

Thanks for this.

It's a very beautiful language, it's quite simple, if you like simple.

You only (mostly) talk to guys? Waste of time.

It's not, because I've never hit my weekly limits because of the very restrictive 5 hours limits. Let's see if I really hit my weekly limits now.

However you see it, it's an improvement for the consumer.

That's a super nice story. Sometimes we tend to forget the contributions of AI for the visually impaired or hearing-impaired people—for example, subtitles on Meta glasses or audio descriptions and such.

Wish you the best.

Backprop kept producing wins. That bought it time.

“Wait longer” is not a blank check. In 2026, with Meta-scale talent, data, and compute, serious ideas should show strong intermediate results, not just theory.

Time is necessary, but it is not evidence. More compute does not replace insight, but it does speed up falsification.

So no, skepticism is not naive. If a research program still cannot point to a clear empirical advantage after years, “it just needs more time” stops sounding like science and starts sounding like insulation from the scoreboard.