there is already a h100 in orbit

1GW of compute is a lot in 2026. comparing 100GW of annual compute to SpaceX 2026 goals does not make sense

if Starship launch cost predictions are accurate, data centers in space will happen within 10 years

for the $25 video it was $4.27 (Sol) vs $16.99 (Fable)

this seems like an interesting benchmark of a complex task, even if the output has little artistic merit. the efficiency of Sol is impressive

while I am skeptical that this is happening atm, there are probably many industries where the risk does not seem worthwhile

you didn't re-invent it, you learned it from a teacher and then practiced until you understood it to the required degree

I think in most cases, understanding is the point. we don't expect students to derive general relativity before doing astrophysics. re-invention is only a tool for understanding

many children have an unlimited capacity to ask "why?". many adults are the same

if the abilities of AI are finite, then we will continue to have burning curiosity, questions to ask, and discoveries to make

AI doesn't stop creative people from creating. it gives creative people an additional tool with which to create

I like the idea that we can teach children to feel inspiration instead of intimidation when learning how things work

OpenAI might have the same flaw, but you need to demonstrate it, not just assume it