but not in the order that we had anticipated. for instance, we had thought that advanced space travel would come first, then the humanoid robots, then the super intelligent AI. we got it all backwards. https://
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@tunguz
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Advanced Technologies Arrived in Unexpected Order
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Worst AI mishaps and failures shared by users
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What’s the worst thing that AI has messed up for you?
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Training XGBoost Models for Machine Learning
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Anyways, back to training some super duper XGBoost models. @trainxgb
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Open Source Technology Advantages and Current Limitations
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I have never actually used any of them, just read about them. My understanding is that it’s still very buggy for most serious applications. Its biggest advantage, IMHO, is not being locked to any particular vendor.
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RISC-V: The Dark Horse of Semiconductor Racing
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RISC-V is still the dark horse of the semi race.
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Earnings Report Expected to Disappoint in Coming Quarter
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I have a feeling that the next earnings report is going to be catastrophic.
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Claude Desktop improvements but not fully automated assistant yet
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There are some improvements over what Claude Desktop was capable before, but still a far cry from fully automated desktop assistant.
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Exponential Growth Hidden From Human Perception
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There are exponentials everywhere that our reptilian inner eyes cannot see.
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Future generations facing unprecedented historical challenges
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I'm just glad that human history is almost over because imagine trying to teach school kinds in the future about all the idiocy going on now.
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Failure Justification and the Ethics of Deception
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The bigger the failure, the bigger the lies that you need in order to justify it.