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Orange County, CA
Joined February 2013
If LLMs are just 'gigantic memory and retrieval systems' then how are they solving complex problems that haven't been solved for decades?
TURING AWARD WINNER SAYS THERE'S "ABSOLUTELY NO WAY IN HELL" LLMS REACH HUMAN-LEVEL AI yann lecun says scaling LLMs won't get us there, and definitely not in the next two years "the idea that we're gonna have a country of genius in the data center, that's complete BS" that's a direct shot at dario amodei, it's his phrase for where anthropic is heading instead he thinks we'll get something that feels like "a PhD sitting next to you. but it's not a PhD" a PhD invents solutions to new problems. what we're building finds the ones that already exist, just really fast
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This was in 1995 and i'm still cringing.
On this day in 1995, Microsoft launched Windows 95. It introduced the Start menu and taskbar and became one of the most influential PC operating systems of the 90s.
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Don't ever take no for an answer.
Bro rejected the rejection mail😭
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This is still Twitter i'm tired of pretending.
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New startup dropped - state of the art tech to make scary stories around the campfire genuinely horrific.
NEW: California startup Satyress unveiled a centaur robot built for wildfires, collapsed structures, and toxic zones. The 6 foot robot has a horned goat head, glowing eyes, four legs, and quick-swap wrists that can mount a chainsaw, drill, or any tool built for humans.
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Nothing will prepare a founder for the amount of disrespect you get while trying to achieve success and the amount of ass kissing you get once you have it.
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Anytime I think i'm at all intelligent, I watch Jobs predict the subsequent 40+ years from '83 with insane accuracy - then I spend time alone to self-reflect.
Steve Jobs literally predicted the iPhone, the Internet, AI and the next 50 years of technology in a single speech from 1983:
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