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Cure cancer? The best we can do is promise that cancer will be cured at some undetermined date in the future if you pay trillions first. Have some deepfakes in the meantime.

Is it true in practice? No absolutely not of course not ridiculous that's not how power works. Should it be true? Yes, it should.

I still find it wild that Instagram does not share ad revenue with creators. Post something there that goes viral? You'll get nothing by default. (Of course, you could set up ad deals etc etc etc, if canny could could make money from it ultimately, but from all that traffic and all those ad dollars Instagram gets from it, you'll not get a cent.)

Going to go out on a limb here, but isn't one of the generally understood justifications for exec pay being so high is that the buck stops with them?

This exists because there is a thing to copy, and that's all I've seen so far: copy this, copy that, but now it's in rust as if that could possibly matter.

Yes and no. Why is the prevailing wage what it is, and how does bringing more supply in affect the prevailing wage? There are secondary effects.

Even a stopped clock!

It's very UK to give depth in metric and area in imperial

Indeed! Basically all of human civilization up until this point

I mean, 95% of the work if you don't factor the work to create the training data in the first place...

This is my experience too, and I'm more of an introvert who finds throwing a party both gratifying and exhausting. There are friends who reciprocate and friends who don't, and I don't judge.

And then Elizabeth had the example of Bloody Mary to avoid (not least of which: to not marry is better than to marry badly). "I have no desire to make windows into men's souls" is one of the wiser things any English monarch has ever said.

Because the executive class _is_ a class, with class solidarity. Even failure comes with a golden parachute.

Are we at the stage yet where a super-strong model that needs oodles of safety protections to stop it outright hacking you is strictly worse for day-to-day tasks than a much cheaper model that's simply not competent enough to be dangerous?