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> simple and emergent

It's certainly interesting and all. But if this is your idea of a simple boardgame, what on earth do you consider a complex one?

I think we're well within a year from that. People are already letting their AI agents loose on the internet doing their bidding, barely keeping an eye on them. See https://lantian.pub/en/article/fun/ai-agent-bankrupted-their...

There are troves of leaked data out there. It's just a matter of (short) time until someone puts their AI brutes on it.

Can we also run LLMs on Radeon?

Bug: No error displayed if WebGL is disabled.

A positive AI side effect. The era of "little flash games" is coming back and I love it!

Bug: Show a message that WebGL is disabled instead of blank white screen.

IFIFY: This is likely to delay, if not prevent, the release of more capable models in the future in the US

Handicapper General leveling the playing field.

There was a recent case in the UK where a trucking company was sold. The new owner then proceeded to steal shipments.

Any data on how these tents cope in a storm?

>Inside the tents, AI chips, likely worth billions of dollars, will go about their business.

I wonder how the security is. It's just a matter of time until organized crime will start paying attention to this. Perhaps a bet for polymarket?

Totally agree about the people. I've seen a bad hire blow up a 20 person startup. I've seen 5 person company excel since they worked more like 5x5 persons than 5 individuals.

Seems like an ideal project for an active feedback. An almighty motor in the seat? Could even yeet you across the room if you fall off.

Put another motor under the seat to rotate it on Z axis. Emulate dragging if you fall.

Right. I found the video funny. But I almost didn't watch it because I was looking for hard comparison text. It might be worth also linking to a textual summary comparison. The HN crowd (me included) lives and thrives on numbers and geek statistics.

This is very common for many things Linux related.

Certainly not 8× AMD MI300X GPUs and 2,100 on 8× NVIDIA H200

I'll never read an article with a title like that.

Pulling a straw man, eh? I didn't say that everything needed to to be summarised. But this article definitely does.

This article separately needs a summary at top.

This is one of the most bizarre though processes I've read.

My guess would be a obnoxious and lethal mixture of all of the above.

If people want to grasp the view of US in Europe:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8qSZO4jvTI

(You can watch just the first minute to get the gist)

> no longer a reliable partner

That's putting it mildly. Threatening to invade allies justifies stronger words.

Not only does it have ads, they intentionally vandalized their engine so you'd give them more clicks.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/

I like the AI mode, but only because Google intentionally destroyed their search engine. There wasn't any real competition back then, but now everyone has access to AI. They're frantically trying to keep their search engine customers.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/

Good start, but it seems you still need to click on the video though.

Same for me. Godsend. It also switches off showing me a follow up "short" after I watch the one I want to watch.

Being an armchair expert, I wondered if they couldn't have flown a quadcopter with a small drilling machine and drill a hole on the top to relive pressure?

Nice! I do similar but yours are much more sophisticated. I list the ingredients and then group them at the side with instructions.

People wonder how bad prediction markets are going to get. I think it's going to get a lot worse. If left unchecked it'll en up like the 1997 paper "Assassination politics" describes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Bell#%22Assassination_Poli...