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This is the best mathematical model in existence but I’d be cautious equating it with reality. There are lots of gaps that may eventually necessitate that we switch to a more convenient formalism. It has happened many times already.

I personally haven’t noticed any serious bugs yet, but I can’t help but notice how jittery the animations have become compared to just two versions before. It doesn’t feel “smooth” anymore even on new hardware.

This is likely to sell well in Canada if they manufacture outside of the US.

I’m a fresh EV convert, and this used to be my worry. In practice, it’s not an issue for me even though i can add close to 1000 km to my odometer on a single weekend. I typically keep my battery above 40%, and when i have a road trip planned, i start charging overnight a couple of days in advance to get to 80% or above from my 120V outlet. Let’s say i forgot to charge in advance… i simply drive to the nearest fast charger and top it up to however much i need. For context, i live in a very cold climate, and the charging infrastructure here is pretty sparse. So, basically, it’s close to the worst case scenario, and yet i’m fine. Where i could see a problem though is if i had to make my long weekend road trips in the winter. But i never had to even when i had a gas car, so it’s not really a problem. But as they say, YMMV.

I believe it's in Scotland, not Australia's Perth.

Agree. It’s a very limited description. Yes, technically LLMs are like Markov chains or n-grams predicting the next token. But it completely ignores the compression and interpolation capabilities achieved with transformers.

Most countries are on the path to curtail privacy in the name of security and profit. The US, however, is really good at being at the forefront of the movement while pretending to be otherwise. It’s extremely obvious to outsiders how blissfully ignorant the average american is.

It would be helpful to define "consciousness". I'm not convinced that i as a human have this "consciousness" thing. In fact, I strongly suspect that i am merely a statistical machine picking words from a learned distribution.

But Tesla doesn't do all this even more and better!

I think it's time for the EU to start denying US companies for security reasons.

Please don’t give ideas to Nvidia.

You assume that these economic policies are dictated by some sort of common good. The reality is that most policies are dictated by corporations and are designed to benefit their shareholders and not the average american. In addition, the US is now pivoting towards authoritarianism which implies future policies will be determined mainly by a tight group of people who are going to use them as a means of enriching themselves.

Tagging is both crude and ugly, and this is not a subjective opinion.