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I think one of the conclusions we should draw from the tremendous success of LLMs is how much of human knowledge and society exists at very low levels of Kolmogorov complexity.
We are entering an era where the minimal representation of a human cultural artifact... (1/12)
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European style destruction of economic value via overbearing state and runaway bureaucratic bloat
This is a systematic sabotage of the American tech ecosystem
Bureaucratic-political form of warfare
Joshua Rauh@joshrauh
Let this sink in. California wealth tax architect Saez admits it here: he would let 80% of billionaires leave CA, liquidating Silicon Valley and its jobs, for an extra $2 billion per year in revenues. This is in a state that spends $325 billion per year, up by 68% since 2019.
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Yet another example of a socialist obsessed with splitting up the pie that exists, while totally ignoring what makes the pie grow.
This *exact* line of thinking leads to Cubans squatting in the ruins of buildings the capitalists built in the '40 and '50s, which the communists can no longer maintain, let alone replace.
Joshua Rauh@joshrauh
Let this sink in. California wealth tax architect Saez admits it here: he would let 80% of billionaires leave CA, liquidating Silicon Valley and its jobs, for an extra $2 billion per year in revenues. This is in a state that spends $325 billion per year, up by 68% since 2019.
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So weird that in all the thousands of years of Chinese history this virus first infected humans the year after a plan was hatched to put a furin cleavage site into a sarbecovirus for the very first time - in the very same city.
Rebecc@ ███████@Rebecca21951651
So the theory is that there was a virus circulating in bats & then it somehow got an FCS optimally suited to infect humans & it was so perfected to launch a pandemic that the spike initially did not evolve at all?
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@naval make something computers want
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Yuchen Jin@Yuchenj_UW
Building products for AI agents will become bigger than building for humans. Human attention is finite: 8 billion people × 24 hours/day. And with declining birth rates, the global attention pool is shrinking. AI agents are the opposite. Their population grows with compute.
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@Maniac_Paniac Blocked for being rude and for not bothering to read the second tweet which addressed exactly this.
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@naval This is nonsense from someone who doesn't understand games at all and why they are played. Remove the shared experience aspect from games and people will lose interest in them.
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