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@soumithchintala @dwarkesh_sp The main thing Jensen could not bring up, for obvious reasons, is that it would make China dependent on US tech which could be leveraged during a crisis.

The Jensen + @dwarkesh_sp podcast was fantastic. Jensen is someone who understood how ecosystems work and someone who understands real-world trade, policy and controls work. And in some deeper sense how AI will actually diffuse into the world. In this podcast, Dwarkesh came off as someone who picked up talking points from an AGI party in the SF Mission District. And the contrast was so evident. As someone who understood ecosystems relatively deepy, maybe I understood Jensen's take more than others did (idk). Mythos, that Dwarkesh kept bringing up, is not a single absolute turning point in the AI development landscape. Take a state-of-the-art Chinese open-source model, and give it three orders of magnitude more test-time compute + post-training algorithmic advances that haven't been published yet. That's the baseline. It was evident that in whatever bubble Dwarkesh is in, that is seen as a naive or illogical baseline. When AI has such a complex development cycle, it's evident that America needs many levers of policy intervention across multiple layers in a dominant ecosystem that ideally the Western world controls. The entire premise that a particular model with AI development will have a critical phase change is neither correct nor does evidence point to it. OpenAI made this point with GPT-4, Anthropic made this point with Mythos, but neither stood / will stand the test of time. I think Jensen's repeated emphasis within the podcast to try to make this point mostly didn't get Dwarkesh's attention. And Dwarkesh (in this podcast) represents an entire cult of AI researchers and decision-makers that are going to influence policy. The thing with policy interventions is that if you do too much too early, you shoot yourself in the foot. There's a good reason American foreign policy and general sanctions of all kinds are measured and continuous. Despite Jensen's attempt at educating the "Anthro" audience how ecosystems work, I'm also not super hopeful a lot of people who've taken the extreme position will change their thought after listening to this podcast. I do think there's a certain religiousness that has permeated some of that community that would make it hard to understand ecosystems at a deeper level.

@Balancing_Actor You know why it is called a circuit...right?

They missed a trick. Should have made the atal setu, coastal road and Bandra Worli sealink of asphalt F1 standards. Would have been the best Street ciricuit in the world.

@mntruell It's not just performance that it will be lagging but security flaws will be astonishing....and not to mention refactoring it will take more time than developing it from scratch.

We built a browser with GPT-5.2 in Cursor. It ran uninterrupted for one week. It's 3M+ lines of code across thousands of files. The rendering engine is from-scratch in Rust with HTML parsing, CSS cascade, layout, text shaping, paint, and a custom JS VM. It *kind of* works! It still has issues and is of course very far from Webkit/Chromium parity, but we were astonished that simple websites render quickly and largely correctly.

@YusufDFI We thought what he did with India was bad but what he is doing in the western hemisphere is far worse and in the future every country with the ability will try to build a nuclear deterrent because of the trust erosion and it will start a new arms race and proxy wars.

The President of the US does not have the integrity to do deals with. He has at his command the most powerful economy and military in the world, but zero respect and trust. He can only bully. But there will be a price for the US to pay for long after his term.

@bundeskanzler When putin will whoop your ass the legal assessment of that will be complex as well...

Nicolás Maduro has led his country into ruin. The most recent election was rigged. Like many other countries, we have therefore not recognized his presidency. Maduro has played a problematic role in the region.

@Sentdex But but but they all were at least deterministic...

All innovation and the gains from industrialization is due to abstraction. When I first got into programming Python, this was the standard take for people using Python. The concern was that Python abstracted away too much from "real" languages like C++ and that you weren't going to learn proper computer science if you didn't know C++. Many of my viewers were also students who would tell me how their professors taught in C++ because Python was too high level in their opinion. The thing is, when C++ came out, it too faced this exact standard take. It was accused of being too high level compared to C and assembly. C++ even faced the same claims that Python faces about how the abstraction would negatively impact performance and that it was too much bloat. You already know what I'm about to say about Assembly... but it too was accused of being too high level by the TRUE machine coders. We can look back at all of this and laugh, but it's important to recognize that for the entire course of history, not just for computer science, all innovation has been abstraction. That's been the key the entire time, but the next layer of abstraction has been accused of being not real and fear mongered by the local purists of the time...but eventually becomes the thing that the same purist types point to later as the "good ol times."

@MaxAbrahms He is a coward...you know when you see one

Vance took months to respond to Nick trashing his wife. And when Vance did object, he didn’t say anything nice about the Indian American community. That was a great opportunity for him to say something nice about them at a time of rising racism by many of his supporters.

@anders_aslund Beggars can't be choosers you know

The EU, UK and Norway should sanction Witkoff as a russian agent.

@olddog100ua You know there is something called nuclear deterrent...If you have a lot to lose then you should avoid getting into this fuck up

Something I’ve been saying for a while and is hardly discussed, and I’ve seen more posts on this including on - Ukraine Fighter 🇨🇳 In China, they are openly stating that Russia will collapse, and they need to seize at least a third of its territory. 📰 “China should prepare for the worst: if Russia collapses, this territory of 7 million km² cannot be lost”, - such an article was published on the popular Chinese resource NetEase ❗️ Several quotes. 📝 “Currently, the Russian economy is in a difficult situation: GDP is even inferior to that of a single Chinese provincial region, and inflation is rapidly increasing. The war in Ukraine has been going on since 2022, the main forces of the army have been transferred to the west, and there are less than 50 thousand military personnel left in the Far East - essentially an empty shell. At the same time, the region is extremely rich in resources: gold, diamonds, oil, which make up a significant part of Russia's national reserves”. 📝 “If Russia really collapses, the 7 million km² of the Far East should not be lost in vain. History has already taught China bitter lessons. A forcible seizure is impossible - it would lead to international isolation, as in the case of Crimea. A smarter strategy is to act softly: invest, sign long-term contracts, support local forces friendly to China”. 📝 “The region is sparsely populated, cold, with poor infrastructure, and Russia is not able to effectively manage it. China, by helping to close these gaps, is gradually taking control of key arteries”. 📝 “Due to depopulation, the region risks turning into a deserted zone; Chinese migrants are already working there, but it's important not to provoke resistance from the local population”. 📝 “In the event of Russia's collapse, the risk of fragmentation of the Far East will be high. China should prepare in advance”.

@washingtonpost I don't understand why people even go there when they have this much uncertainty that they can't even live in peace...have some respect man

Indian H-1B visa holders who traveled back to India this month to renew their American work permits are now stranded after their appointments were abruptly canceled and rescheduled for months later, according to immigration lawyers. wapo.st/4pUpcIc

@growing_daniel Not European politics, European bureaucracy

How are people who are born with medical grade inability to read the room elevated to the highest levels of European politics

@libsoftiktok People like you think you are a very important part of the movement but in reality you are just a liability. Being racist or insulting someone based on their looks will only make those people happy who are already with you and isolate those who are looking for common sense.

This is the dude filing articles of impeachment against Hegseth 😂

@cneuralnetwork Ok, My friend who had the highest GATE rank in our batch scored 7.5. You might say it was luck in GATE but no, almost every student went to him for help regarding core subjects...He was just not good at writing exams.

I'll be very real about this take How do you score below 8 CG when 70% of the subjects are core cs which you'd require to know to build anything? might be my privileged take but enlighten me

@arjuna_uvaacha Its in my username 🙃

Anybody who gets this is my friend Without introduction

@MattP1Gallagher @grok chances of this happening

BOTH MCLARENS MIGHT BE DISQUALIFIED FOR SKID WEAR????????????

@DuttShekhar Don't worry about it, it will happen. Indian bureaucracy doesn't even spare Indians. Let Trump be out of power once, he will find out how creative Indians are.

Twin Towers ❌ Doland Towers ✅ What is India doing about them? When are our babus going to find that balcony is extended by 2 cms and needs to be removed and other such things

@KreatelyMedia They don't understand the engineers in India are not going to be influenced by these humanity dept. leftists like western institutions, and the reason is these students have superiority complex and they think of them as low iq people.

When IITs do it right 🚩

@i2cjak Name of the app?

my electrical engineering ass has written a web app that drives more revenue than most SW”e”s ever POSSIBLY COULD and it wasn’t even hard for me.

@zebulgar Brother, there will be a time when you guys will be on the receiving end. No law permits executing foreign nationals in international waters. If that excites you, do some introspection.

god damn I love this country