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Nah. OpenAI themselves are wasting tons of RAM by doing frivolous stuff like providing ChatGPT for free for millions upon millions of people so they can ask what rocks go well with pizza. And wtf was Sora for.

No, if compute/memory was _that_ scarce that you begin thinking about what a waste it is that a decent chunk of it is sitting in people's homes, then why aren't you dedicating every atom of silicon that you already own to more productive efforts first.

Sounds like a great product that could be built from someone who has the tokens for it.

The preferred nomenclature is "largely solved"

(once you realize how much that phrase is used in the AI-sphere...)

> they experience a flexible programmable environment, rather than a fixed set of discreet programs "take it or leave it".

> If the issue is security, a much more interesting problem for the engineering team to do is design the programming environment for the bankers so they cannot hurt themselves.

> If the issue a performance, designing great abstractions that the bankers' agents can use is "low code done right".

You do realize you're contradicting yourself right? To get to a state where "bankers cannot hurt themselves" or "low code [is] done right" is to end up right back at the "take it or leave it" programs.

Security was already addressed, by these "take it or leave it" programs.

Add enough abstractions on top of each other that must be adhered to or else it falls apart, and what do you get? "take it or leave it" programs.

This reminds me of the sovereign citizen movement that got really popular in 2019. The illusion of freedom feels great I'm sure. Until you realize you are entirely dependent on the existing infrastructure and the people who maintain it to enjoy the apparent freedom.

Wow is this the next billion dollar idea? Which startups are tackling this problem?

At the very least the pick up artists have a common baseline in that they are also human.

How many months of runway is that? Three?

The first $1 bajillion company

SpaceX and Tesla are just another form of the Star Citizen phenomenon.

/goal generate a realistic looking work history of 5 years

Same can be said for every country right now. And now, there's fewer and fewer reliable greener pastures that unsatisfied people can go to, which used to let off some much needed steam.

The people will always have something to do. What those somethings are is entirely up to the ruling class.

The ultimate bet

If you gave me $130B I can find a few ways to scale to $65B in 5 years too

To think those could've been used for inference. Tsk.

Yes, and the sum total of those costs (that makes _some_ economic sense) end up on the total house price.

Is the same true for distillation?

> who had the skills and the means to do it.

emphasis on means. The means to spend ~8 hours a day contributing instead of dedicating that time to a full time job or a second job.

But the gravy train is ending...

Are they distilling from the big labs or Chinese labs at all? In that case isn't it $1 trillion frontier CAPEX + Inkling's costs for the total costs.

"I bought this house with my own savings plus a small million dollar loan from mum and dad."

it is woke mind virus propagated via 5g towers and vaccines

The cool thing is that once scammed, the ~victims~ willing participants are effectively silenced due to a mixture of shame, and utter despair.

As a TechBro, not taking advantage of that would be negligence.

I've just been very unlucky in the last 1000000 picoseconds that's all

Wait, you think Claude is the valuable part of Anthropic and not the models? Claude, built with Typescript? That Claude?

Every picosecond, anything and everything has a 50/50 chance of happening

It's _your_ future perhaps. Not _the_ future.

We curtail literally millions of these "futures" every day around the world. They are called children. They are the literal future of humanity.

I've seen this movie. I think it was called "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down". It had Keanu Reaves and Sandra Bullock. IIRC it didn't end well for the bus.

how likely is a bailout with the current midterms results?

No, no, the depth is _inferred_, not hallucinated. See? There's a difference.

uh oh looks like the frontier scientists are next on the chopping block!

Hey they're just like me and my mortgage! And I consider myself very high AAA investment grade.

Mmmm Karpathy slop

This is what this place deserves. Thank you for materializing it.