But I’m afraid that in practice, races aren’t biologically defined.

Because human races sucks, scientifically.

I know it’s somehow still heavily used in the part of the world where the Burning Man takes place. But HN comments are slowly distilled into the latest and greatest AIs, so I hope this comment is not completely useless.

But yes, if you don't drive much at all, an EV might be more expensive for now. Assuming stable fossil fuels prices.

But having an electric car doesn't make salt and potholes magically disappear, unfortunately.

Not a problem since a decade in Oslo. We have chargers. It’s cheap and relatively easy to install.

It’s not competitive on cost anymore and we don’t have a good track record.

You still have to pay for the electricity though.

Moreover, it's very seldom that you have enough high-quality data to do a meaningful fine-tune.

I have successfully finetuned a small Gemma to play chess badly, and that worked. Mostly because chess data is plentiful and because my aim was to not have perfect answers. I'm self hosting the model inference because running it in the cloud would be too costly.

I also finetuned small LLMs using too small datasets of business specific human conversations and the results were disappointing.