I remember a while life of depression and constant churn of recursive emotions destroying me.

I’m worried that too many people are downplaying the benefits that this drug for those of us that it has helped immensely. And it’s extra risky to be downplaying it while RFK jr is actively working to remove the drugs from the market.

I’m worried that switching apps and screenshots _doesn’t_ put the logo in. If the point of the switch is privacy, isn’t that a bug? Shouldn’t it apply the privacy screen during any screenshot? What if there was sensitive information on there when you were switching and taking the screenshot?

The demand for energy is higher than ever due to AI data centers, but I guess the next model is more important than a habitable environment.

Build…

More…

Datacenters…

But seriously, hacker news routinely denies the obvious when it comes to climate crisis.

Just a few more GPUs ought to fix it.

Next year a super bloom then the following year massive wild fires.

rain -> fuel -> fire

This is also born out in the research which has demonstrated reduced retention of content when authoring was facilitated by an LLM. Over the long term, I believe this is widen a chasm between experienced and inexperienced engineers.

While not all CEOs will feel this way, it will not surprise me that knowledge workers will be treated as disposable, even if their work is invaluable. If they can hire a junior escort for the AI they will. That junior will also be scale goated when things go wrong.

Which I happen to agree with.

This intuitively makes sense and generally agrees with my experience. LLMs move your baseline towards the mean. If you are below average it improves and if you are above it hinders.

But also in my experience, my memory retention of the work done with an LLM is worse than doing it myself self. This leads me to believe that the lesser experienced engineers are not gaining experience!

My tinfoil hat says that this is what tech CEOs want. They want workers that are low skilled and can be paid less.

Sodium ion batteries are less energy dense than lithium ion and are not prone to dendrite formation. They are also more thermally stable and less likely to do thermal run away reactions.

Also, since they are less energy dense they don’t store the same potential energy.

You are probably thinking of metallic sodium batteries which are completely different.

What actually happened???

There’s no way build that model without building it yourself. I’m more convinced then ever of this.

It also is a good PR for them because it continues to doomer hype loop that’s boosting them.

I don’t know for certain but the amount of retail investing on vibes around AI companies and metals feels just like the crypto peaks. Just the other day Marvell jumped on the words of Jensen Huang and metal ETFs randomly lost tons of investment earlier this year.

Without a lot of the guardrails of the US regulatory apparatus that has been gutted by the current administration, the market is riff with manipulation. Truly another gilded age.

This is a pretty limited introductory course based on what it says in the methods of the paper itself.

Andes strain is more transmissible but has only been shown to have one super spreader event previously.

https://xkcd.com/927/