I can't speak to being 35 and single, but I can speak to being 35 and having a family.
I never regretted having a family. However, when I was 30, I was getting calls from my friends about their vacations to some exotic place and one friend in particular who was in the Alps with
when you get to 35 and you're single with no kids, you're going to regret it cos you should've already started a family by now. if you get to 35 yo and you've been married for 10 yrs with 3 or 4 kids, you're going to regret that cos you never got the chance to really live out
Just like Amazon are the economy
Just like Google ate the economy
Just like Microsoft ate the economy
Just like IBM ate the economy
Just like GE ate the economy
Just like….
Eh, it’s simultaneously pointless while we’re in the present free-for-all but almost inevitable if one AI lab basically eats the whole US economy.
But the frontier labs all grasp this, though, and realize there’s a vast distance between insane profitability and absolute power.
Yes, it is, in the same way that everyone having a handgun in their house is a terrible allocation of resources when the government can make bigger, better guns.
But Sam seems to fail to understand why we're willing to be a little bit inefficient sometimes.
In other words,
sam: local inference is a terrible allocation of scarce resources
“a lot of people want local inference, and somehow they assume that the problem is solved now because we have open-source models, we're going to be able to run them on our computers, and so we're not going to need
