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When my son was six, he thought it was so cool. “If I drew a cybertruck, that’s how Id draw it.”

My son, 9, now says “A cybertruck looks like a 6 year old drew it.”

I will always love that my kid has more awareness than Elon Musk.

Here’s an example one. Idk the quality of it.

https://a.co/d/07pzMy6c

They are for treating Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Basically… exactly the symptoms OP described.

“Artificial Superintelligence” = counterfeit intelligence. Change my mind.

Get a bright light therapy box. Seriously. And do it now. You can get em for like $40. Cheaper if you talk to your doctor.

Half and hour at 10,000 lux, don’t look directly at it. Guarantee you, you will feel better.

Minnesota is a unique state looking at it. Something about it.

Significant rural population that almost exclusively votes conservative (for reasons that don’t entirely make sense). From what I hear, there are a LOT of anarcho-communist groups throughout the state. They take education and hunger seriously. There’s a LOT of really rich people though.

I strongly believe thats why Walz and the State were targeted so hard by Trump. A state that naturally opposes authoritarianism is an anathema to the regime.

I think its neat because progressivism isn’t a faction, its the platform.

Quick reminder that Minnesota is a state with a left party independent from the DNC.

They caucus with, and accept money from the DNC, but the DFL has always been slightly more to more progressive than the DNC.

She’s Senate. We need reps to voice that opinion. And you can be absolutely sure as fuck that my new rep will be hearing that opinion.

“I would prefer the democrats to be led by a being not suffering from intellectual unsustainable disparity.”

(Edit: forgot a not, thats pretty important)

We do use AI to do it. A lot, actually. And the AI hardware boom has been amazing to all sorts of large dataset studies.

But once we find a pattern, we have to find why the pattern exists.

Anti-intellectuals out themselves. Altman is one.

Science isn’t about the answer. Its about the process. Anti-intellectuals vehemently argue until they are blue in the face that the end result is all that matters.

Look getting sick sucks, but you havent gotten sick until you catch bird flu from a cow

That’s what we should be worried about? Not the billionaire pedophile authoritarian rapist threatening to nuke Iran because an election isn’t going his way?

Edit: ok, so, here’s my deal. Yes you can be worried about multiple things. But fear is meant for things that are life threatening. None of your anxiety is wrong, just in my mind this is much more of a frustrating thing rather than worrisome.

I’d have to look way more into it, but from what we were looking at, DGX spark is made with the intent of scaling from local development to datacenter execution. From memory the Mac Studio was an extremely beefy workstation.

Both serve the purpose better than whatever my laptop’s RTX ADA 2000 can produce lol

Nothing consumer grade - I’m talking about nVidia DGX.

$6k for the cheapest might seem expensive to a lot of people, but for an engineer with stupid amounts of data and a 1.2kW power draw, it’s insanely affordable from corporate perspectives.

That’s the best way to describe this.

And nVidia is now selling hardware for local models specifically. For cheap.

There is a clear winner in the AI race and its hardware makers. To me, its almost like Jensen Huang calculated this outcome quitea while ago, and fed into the bubble with the loans to the software companies.

I was referencing the line stated by Mohiam in Dune.

I think the quote you’re thinking of is

What do such machines really do? They increase the number of things we can do without thinking. Things we do without thinking-there’s the real danger.

LOL 60KM for $2000.

Jesus. I’m probably on a list for just seeing that.

Think of the number of drones lol

Wait there’s even lighter fiberoptic cable?