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Sure, but on the other hand what happens if Gen AI bursts after all of this infra development?

- price of electricity goes wayyyyy down

- stigma around using atomic elements goes down

- price of excess available compute goes wayyy down (or the second hand market becomes side project budget range)

With excess electricity we can do a lot of things like Carbon Capture, water purification, power hadron colliders, replace gas stoves, etc. and with price of computer going down it makes more sense for certain industries to double down on tech. Essentially we are able utilise cheaper electricity + compute to patch over problems. On the other hand if the AI tech bros’s magic konch shell can lead innovations then I wouldn’t mind that either.

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I look forward to having Cydia as an AppStore on my phone again
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Isn’t there storage limitations for mobile PWAs?
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AGI feels like a marketing term to me now. I mainly see it as just research into how can we improve and scale the current model architectures we have to be better than the last one
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But isn’t this also a step towards AGI? The model being able to find issues and self correct?
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I wonder if part of it was being able to work with extension devs to see how to better integrate extensions on mobile. I suppose one way to test that would be to see if the Firefox extensions api improved for mobile
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Doesn’t this make your var and temp rest on boots?
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Why is it called 3nm then?
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Could be that it’s really easy to map a random noisy latent into a picture of a galaxy? Prompts like this also usually ask for “more” or “bigger” and I would say a galaxy is one of the bigger things that we can visualise.

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