Time for a serious tweet:
- Removing Jensen as CEO is literally the biggest footgun imaginable for the future of the United States
- I think people underestimate both how far Nvidia is ahead of its competition and how critical Jensen is to smooth operation of the company
- I agree with the principle that selling some GPUs to China is also necessary to keep them from gaining the AI lead (thus destroying Taiwan, any hope of the US defeating them in a war, etc...)
- I don't think the facts(?) that Alice Huang was a honeypot and that they were sleeping together have any bearing on the number of GPUs making it into Chinese hands, these transactions would've occurred regardless
- I think it's unlikely that any useful info was leaked via this relationship
- The people who want Jensen fired are the same people who want an AI pause, and that is their primary motive
I'd be happy to be proven wrong by any of these being false! But as-is we're in quite a depressing timeline
@gsmiznith@anon597260576 indeed. people just don't know what they are up to. in a few years this guy will be like, "trans-core neutrino communications between tokyo and chicago is a COMMODITY guys!"
@LeoAdberg I (currently) use fable for chatting and overwatch (research direction), delegating implementation coding to fable or opus depending on subtlety. Delegate to Astra for GPU, perf, DL work, and to write all code comments and merge request descriptions.
Inspired by recent discussion about whether it's possible to learn trading outside an elite firm.
If you're the kind of person that reads this project and thinks it sounds fun, imo you'll be able to learn employable trading skills just fine on your own. https://t.co/czZMfucmpT
@totlsota There was a paper a while ago about how AI was going to be exponentially better for the Right than for the Left, simply because the Left will hobble themselves by being against it, therefore not using it, therefore having a lower exponent of productivity. I think about it a lot.