It could come with a headband with a large flashing orange light on top which turns on whenever the camera is running.

Yes. The old Boomercon Right actually believed in free speech, equality and democracy. The New Right consider them some of the dumbest ideas ever because we've now seen that they're enough to destroy civilization in a few decades.

So right now the Boomer Republicans are the only thing preventing the right from throwing the left into camps. As soon as those are gone it will be full on white male identity politics and no mercy for the woke left.

The left don't actually believe this because otherwise they'd be doing everything possible to appease the right, but it's true.

If you can't learn to do something well without "education", how did anyone ever learn how to do something well enough to "educate" others?

Don't forget that kids are being told their future is just typing prompts into AI models and getting results out that they send off without understanding them. These kids are just training for their future career.

I believe it's more that when you fly twice a week there's no need to make reservations years in advance. But yes, if Starship is cheaper and as reliable by that point then Falcon 9 may only be used for things that require it (e.g. for NASA "man rating").

It should be noted that the cancer that took Underwood's eyes relapsed and he died in 2009.

They protect the rights of everyone but their citizens, who they feed to jihadist mobs.

You forgot: 2a - cripple the model so it refuses to do what you tell it to do while Chinese open-source models don't give a sh*t about Muh Safety.

always remembered this kid from early YT:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Indeed. I recall student group projects for wave and tidal power generation. It was some interesting stuff, some similar to this buoy concept, others underwater sails, and some reminiscent of paddlewheels.

Challenges were not so much the power generation, but transfer to land at scale. and storm survival. Looks like this folk have it figured out, having survived 18.5 meter waves. And in operation 3 years by now. Kudos to them.

Another interesting power generation effort id taking place in the Bay of Fundy. With huge tidal swings there is a huge amount of energy to be harvested. My guess is their main challenge is the extreme tide variations, at one place 15 meters. Most low/high variation is around 10 meters. So we have to deal with bare ground at different times of day, and the rotating time of low and high tide. But they figure they can extract 2500 MW of the 8500 MW kinetic energy there. https://natural-resources.cana...

Very much so! Unfortunately, they're still vaporware.

Or more accurately, I'd very much like a $10k BYD, but Detroit has bought DC wholesale to block any meaningful competition for Ford's Coal Roller 150.

That puts you on an iPhone 7 at the highest. iOS 15 is the oldest version installable on those, and not by coincidence, also the oldest iOS still receiving security updates. It was released five years ago as of September 20th.

So while you're 100% technically right... You might want to start planning for a new phone before October.

On the whole you're right because we simply don't know how to do it yet.

The GP isn't entirely wrong, though - It's also safe to say more training data is needed. Model weights vs training data follow a pretty clear power law, and current top models are already orders of magnitude underdetermined for their number of weights. Problem being, the current data set being used by the major players is effectively the sum total of all digitally-available human knowledge.

Unsupervised training is the hot new thing, but it doesn't really matter much if there's no more data for the AIs to find on their own.

Anthropic just accepted a USD$1.5 Billion court settlement for using illegally-acquired copyrighted content as training data.

Which side is not cheating here?

> Of course the law matters. What is that supposed to mean?

Have you even looked at legal decisions in the last few years? Or the blatantly illegal actions of big corporations which have been ignored for decades?