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I don’t think we know whether or not that’s true yet. Imagine a problem which requires a paradigm shift or new novel techniques to solve. There is no proof (yet) that an AI could create one.

On my commute home there is always a street that has 5-6 Waymos trying to turn left from the middle lane because they could not successfully change lanes. Blocks traffic every single day without fail. Probably been like this for 5-6 months.

Seriously.. how are people so gullible? This is how it always starts…

Nope, I’ve actually been checking this thread throughout the day. More upvotes / comments but didn’t break #6. My tinfoil hat says that it has been intentionally suppressed because of YC investments, but who knows :)

Not even close to 300k

Maybe I'm missing something but this doesn't really make sense? Right now it's more profitable to sell to datacenters because they're less price sensitive. Consumers and consumer PC manufacturers don't really care who they're buying RAM from -- they'll just buy it for the cheapest price. When it's no longer as profitable to sell to datacenters, they'll just switch to selling for consumers and will then compete against each other. Why would any RAM manufacturer choose to handicap themselves by selling to consumers today when they can earn much more selling to datacenters?

I used replit (no affiliation) and it can definitely do this for more basis use cases (simple crud app, login, etc.)

still 150 micros here. why would this go up?

The pandemic over hiring that ended 4 years ago?

It’s still phabricator

It helped me not read it, so please do keep it up!

This is a bot

which workplace group did you post it to?

To your last point, the answer is probably much different in China