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AI and hallucinations
A bit of humor as it inflates my qualifications, but it is also a red flag that progress has stalled, and just tossing more resources (compute and GPU) at the problem is unlikely to fix the problem.
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A bit of humor as it inflates my qualifications, but it is also a red flag that progress has stalled, and just tossing more resources (compute and GPU) at the problem is unlikely to fix the problem.
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A twist on the usual cop show, but it works, and the writing/casting are outstanding.
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If you think that the modern captains of industry learned anything from the antitrust takedowns of the robber-barons from the gilded age, think again. The clownery is delightful!
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Once a rising Republican star, Lil' Marco once again prostates himself, flushing any remaining decency down the oubliette. Your career is toast, trading for Trump will be your epitaph. Deserved
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The big Law firms who knuckled under to Trump are learning the lessons from Goodfellas (the Voodoo Lounge lesson)
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How it is being pushed, and how it is failing to deliver on its promises. AI is the Mid-Tech and it is already at its limit, but will that ever translate to corporate expectations?
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And I have been a very very good boy. (but not that good)
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Two names, one band, one simple mission: Deliver great music that pleases. More of this, please!
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Let's do a quik trip through the NY Times for Saturday, April 5th.
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I haven't smiled this hard in a looooooong time. Lucas Brar puts a smile on my face this morning, and it was good.
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Thy cup runneth over with fuckery and assholery. David French finally realizes his complicity in Trump's arise (sorta) and Indiana Republican Senator Jim Banks shows his true colors
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A new discovery of a cover of a classic tune pops into focus, and causes me to reminisce about my misspent youth. Good times!