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7·1 month agoHe personally guarantees 40 billion from 111 bilion for the Paramount - Warner Bros acquisition.
I do wonder if this might put the financing there at risk lol.
Boy you’re in for a ride.
Palantir runs on Oracle Cloud.
Oracle finances Paramount buying out Warner Bros.
Other shady shit Oracle does: https://thedreydossier.substack.com/p/the-merger-that-needed-a-war
Basically think Oracle is a competent League of Evil that can hide from the media spotlight.
2017·1 month agoIf ADHD is common enough to be prelevant in 5% of population… Then to me it seems like its not something we should be drugging people for, but instead adjust the lives to it?
I mean we don’t give “righ-handeness” drugs to left-handed people. We give them left-handed scissors.
Literally! They were told to return to office to achieve higher productivity (it was circling the news around September?)
It literally isn’t. Google shareholder primacy and you’ll notice its a norm, not a law (in the USA).
You can also Google Midjourney.
You do realise that prompts to and responses from the LLM are not as simple as what you wrote “1+1=?”. The context window is growing for a reason. And LLMs dont have two dimensional probability of the next token?
You can obtain token probabilities, so you can give some estimate out-of-band confidence in a response, down to the token level.
That means literally nothing. You can get wrong answer with 100% token confidence, and correct one with 0.000001% confidence.
Interestingly they are not. Its commonly shilled by C-scum, but it’s a lie.
Interestingly its not.
Midjourney is profitable
The “fault” means nothing to “deaths per miles” statistic though?
Not just lower, a tiny fraction of the human rate of accidents:
https://www.iihs.org/research-areas/fatality-statistics/detail/state-by-state
Well, no. Lets talk fatality rate. According to linked data, human drivers
1.26 deaths per 100 million miles traveled
Vs Waymo 2 deaths per 127 million miles :)
Isn’t Waymo rate better because they are very particular where they operate? When they are asked to operate in sligthly less than perfect conditions it immediately goes downhill https://www.researchgate.net/publication/385936888_Identifying_Research_Gaps_through_Self-Driving_Car_Data_Analysis (page 7, Uncertainty)
Edit: googled it a bit, and apparently Waymo mostly drives in
Waymo vehicles primarily drive on urban streets with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour or less
Teslas do not.
What if I want to contribue to a FoSS project because I’m using it but I don’t want to make new friends?
Ooh, I see. Your argument is not that “people with jobs don’t go hungry in the USA”, but “it’s worse in Latin American countries famously exploited by the USA”.
Got it.
I think Democracy (in its many forms) designed with checks and balances is a viable answer to the problem
Yeah, you wish. Electoralism will always work in favour of the wealthy class. Even damn ancient Greeks knew that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
How would that help? Bots will just move to another instance. Maybe yours.