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At the time of his death, Casper was said to measure 4ft, 2.5in tall (1.3 meters) and to weigh 255lbs – the latter of which is well above US averages and pediatric recommendations.
The situation is sad but what a dunk on Americans this line is.


They call it industry terminology, I call it false advertising. They could easily have used transistors per square mm.
The whole industry needs to be corrected.


Very cool. Stop lying by saying they are less than one nanometer.


I’d settle for $10M tbh





Bootlickers


I’m looking forward to the oversupply of RAM and SSDs in 5 years from now. Painful at the moment though, I’m praying that my PC survives


Honestly the US government needs to step in and break them up, and nationalize the space launch business for national security reasons. They won’t, but they should if they want to be smart about it.


“I built a single neuron to prove that brains aren’t sentient” is obviously dumb.
I’m not claiming that LLMs are sentient (their current forms can’t be, for several reasons) but this research is poorly done.
Besides, judging sapience entirely off of the processing substrate is a serious “no true Scotsman” kind of thing.
It’s an obvious reference to <insert thing I don’t like here>.


Only for a year or so. Any company still vulnerable after these tools have been out long enough deserve it.


Yes, and if they do go up, that would actually benefit the citizens, because they are publicly owned. I’m not sure why this is hard to understand? The only difference is that it’s not owned by tech oligarchs.


In what way is a tax a purchase? It’s ownership but not purchase.
The government, on threat of imprisonment, says give us your stock. No money changes hands, only the AI companies lose.


Oh no doubt, the industry is very, very sick. Incestuous even.
In the other hand, there’s very little downside to a 50% tax on all AI companies. It’s not an investment so there’s no chance of losing your nest egg.


Nobody is purchasing the shares here, it’s a tax.


Yes, that’s how national organizations work. It’s not like some random VC firm that privately owns the stock. It’d be owned by the nation, and the directors would be required to pay dividends to the public on those profits.
This is basic sovereign wealth fund stuff.
Aluminum wiring is totally fine, it just needs to be thicker. It’s still lighter weight and cheaper - probably a big win to be honest.