It seems very obvious that the Federal Circuit of Appeals will strike down the tariffs, and that the case will proceed to the Supreme Court where Coney Barrett and Roberts will do the same

I think yes? Hedonic treadmill probably works both ways, to a large extent.

Frickin claude man: "The tests confirm that the endpoint accepts the since parameter correctly (we're getting 401 authentication errors as expected, not 400 bad request errors)."

Google is very strong in AI science. But there is still a lot of low hanging fruit in their AI product integration. This is something I want Sheets to be able to do! Every single button in the UX and every keyboard shortcut should be doable by typing in the magic prompt box

I agree. I find it very alienating when people commit their entire lives to their own interiority. It's fine to take time to focus on that, but the world needs you.

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agi is not turning out the way i expected

Paying attention to Peter Wildeford🇺🇸🚀 is one of my secret weapons. If you want to have some reliably good intuitions on your feed - follow him immediately.

This is very dumb zero-sum thinking here. Obviously Tao was wrong. He wanted the outcome and didn't take minimal steps to get it. No amount of "but I shouldn't have to" whining is worth a damn here. That doesn't mean the program wasn't also wrong, they are not exclusive!

This applies to more than just startups! If you want to convince smart, serious people to back you on some play you should be honest with them about weaknesses and failure modes because serious people want to back other serious people.

Cool to see this kind of research to try to disentangle why thoughtful people have such different expectations for AI progress