Which bubble are you talking about? Even if you remove everything after January 1 2020, it’s still up 4x since nadella took over. And that follows a decade of stagnation under Balmer.

What numbers do you know of that show that Microsoft hasn’t been successful since nadella took charge?

Complain all you want about the products, but the stock under nadella has been a success.

1. There would absolutely be mass resignations, especially at a company like Anthropic that has such an image (rightfully or wrongfully) of “the moral choice”. 2. No one talented will then go work for a government-run LLM building org. Both from a “not working in a bureaucracy” angle and a “top talent won’t accept meager government wages” angle (plus plenty of “won’t work for trump” angle) 3. With how fast things move, Anthropic would become irrelevant in like 3 months if they’re not pumping out next gen model updates.

Then one of the big American LLM companies would be gone from the scene, allowing for more opportunity for competition (including Chinese labs)

It would be the most shortsighted nationalization ever.

On the other hand, it makes me wonder if we’re just heading for a future where everyone is just always working, at all times, even while doing other things.

“Wow look at our daughter taking her first steps! She’s doing so… wait hold on… No, Claude. I said to name the class “potatoes”, not “‘pot’ followed by eight ‘O’s,” you dumb robot!”

That said I do think eventually prices will increase somewhat, unless SOTA models start becoming profitable at current prices (my knowledge is at least 6 months old on this so maybe they have already become profitable?)

One thing I did find funny though was this survey found that devs overwhelmingly visit stackoverflow aka the site that puts the survey out found that so many people that use the site, use the site.

1. What does a “critical regime” mean?

In neuroscience, a “critical regime” is like a sweet spot between too much order (where the brain is slow and rigid) and too much chaos (where it’s noisy and erratic). In this state:

* The brain is highly sensitive to inputs.

* It’s capable of flexible responses.

* Some researchers think this is ideal for things like learning, memory, and information processing.

BUT — that’s during waking states.

During sleep, especially NREM sleep, the brain is supposed to be less active so it can:

* Consolidate memories,

* Clear out waste (literally),

* Reset emotional balance,

* Rest and repair.

I had no specific reason to build it other than I thought it would be funny.

Again, cell phones are just confusingly not energy intensive.