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now personally I think politicians like this should be legally condemned to death

He still says he founded PayPal!

I remember when the sanctions had already failed, that the decoupling was complete, Russias financial services sector would bolster it, etc etc

Ok, if force is justifiable, I recommend we use force to change Matt gaetz

I never said they weren't lmao, LLM tech =/= the hype around them, including you

What are you a paid shill for?

I wish lmao

Why shouldn’t I root for the destruction of a technology who’s proponents openly gloat will be used to my detriment?

I don’t think it’s at all clear that that’s a viable business strategy in a market where that kind of sleight of hand is as well known as it is right now

That’s fine, I don’t care that there is a good LLM

Sam altman, CEO of OpenAI, has nothing to do with chatgpt?

HN is biased towards AI though so 🤷

At a $250mm/yr burn rate and a revenue of… a lot less than that, they can die pretty quickly

This AI craze is actually a crypto craze in disguise https://apnews.com/article/worldcoin-cryptocurrency-sam-altman-data-privacy-9dc6a68590435b2f10fedaa0db58331b

As for the pace, I think the US financial services industry has been on a growth spree for decades and they’re desperate to find the new thing that will make them money. It’s like ed edd & eddy but with the PC, internet, dotcom, internet service, social media and now crypto

That’s a lot of crypto coins to sell

It smells crazy in here

Soldered in SSDs

Git gud at smd soldering dingdongs

This is probably a much better analogy than NFTs, but the dotcom bubble had much broader implications

The dotcom bubble was one of the middle dominos on the way to the 2008 collapse, the fed dropped interest rates to near zero and kept them there for years, investor confidence was low, so here come mortgage backed securities.

In addition, the bubble bursting and its aftermath is what allowed the big players in tech (Amazon, Google, Cisco etc) to merge to monopoly, which hasn’t been particularly good

Cmon it’s cool as hell