Revolut are known to be a bit shady but in this case they're damned if they do and damned if they don't

They don't seem to do that, which means either they are:

- very stupid (which seems unlikely, the one thing these people don't lack is IQ)

- very careless (possible, but these are the same people that say AI will end the world, so would you be careless?)

- they think they can only train/test these models by giving them access to the full internet and they accept the fact they'll end up hacking random people as the cost of doing business (but this also suggests they don't believe they're anywhere near AGI because if you were worried about that you wouldn't do this)

- or they want this to happen

People do definitely use regular taxis to transport both drugs and weapons sometimes

(This also avoids the stress on your elbows that can happen from the bottom of the rep if not controlled well.)

If you're quite far off starting with bodyweight inverted rows and working up in reps will train your arms and elbows in a very similar way from an easier position.

Anything "partial" gets a bad rep from people ego lifting with weights but it can be a legitimate way to work up to calisthenics exercises and saves fiddling around with bands

Miraculously everyone else suddenly learns how to drive and doesn't try anything stupid

In theory the client can do literally anything (for example, someone could be using an ancient version or have some features voluntarily disabled) and you have to decide which things you're going to handle

Personally I would not

Likely either outsourced or done by people who are comically underpaid considering how important it is

And yeah still for some reason they often can't understand how to set up any project locally without handholding, which is something you'd think an LLM would actually be good at

It's definitely a lot slower, though

(Don't actually answer that I don't want to start a big off topic discussion, just saying if we want to be logically consistent...)

Output in the latter case will be under 10% of full power and probably under 5%.

It’s not bullshit it’s just physics, which is why the world looks like it does and not like the world you’re describing

If you don't believe me, run the numbers of how many kg of lithium batteries China would need to supply an entire week of energy in the middle of winter (all energy, not just current electricity demand, because in this scenario we're assuming everything is 100% electrified).

Also if you're potentially going to be fighting a war, you need more energy, not less, and it's even more important for it to be reliable year-round.

This is why China is doing what they're doing, they're not idiots and they know that wishful thinking is not a strategy

China is pursuing the strategy you're describing, but there's a reason they're also building nuclear, they're increasing LNG infrastructure, they haven't phased out coal, and they've built a huge amount of oil storage.

Solar and wind can be part of that strategy but it's not so simple, otherwise people would do it

Unfortunately largely it is what it is and can't be changed, the only thing we can change is how we choose to respond to it

Is it any wonder people hear that and go "hmm, no thanks" when the prospect of a massive whirring data centre next to their house is raised?

The SV LLM crowd know a lot about LLM psychology but seemingly very little about human psychology

The purpose of life is to make meaningful human connections, become wiser, become a better person. This is something that some combination of family, traditional social structures and religion used to provide for a lot of people.

"Create shareholder value at my current startup" obviously isn't going to scratch that itch in the same way. It's no wonder people end up feeling "burnt out" - that's your brain telling you that what you're doing is ultimately pointless, and your brain is absolutely right.

Treat work first and foremost as a means to an end, not an end in itself, and generally you'll be happier. You can (and should) take pleasure from your craft and a job well done, but honestly who cares how your Series A goes.

"Work coaching" or whatever this article is advertising will probably not help you at all

If you're in the right elite at the right time though, you can make a lot of money while everything falls apart underneath