Think the M7 will have some storage parallelization?

A rare exception to Betteridge's law of headlines

The board of directors recognizes the cost savings and immediately start solving world hunger. Meanwhile a gangster in Moldova intrinsically knows that world money laundering has hit 5% GDP and decides not to.

From whence shall we expect the approach of danger? Shall some trans-Atlantic military giant step the earth and crush us at a blow? Never. All the armies of Europe and Asia...could not by force take a drink from the Ohio River or make a track on the Blue Ridge in the trial of a thousand years. No, if destruction be our lot we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of free men we will live forever or die by suicide. ― Abraham Lincoln

Things have accelerated since then. Maybe compare their time to a billion users to scale the golden age. I’d guess it’s almost over.

Then you must have some links available

That won’t happen until the week before DEF CON

At this point nobody will be impressed unless the posters for DEF CON have "pre-hacked by ChatGPT. The nukes are counting down" written on them.

I was shocked that it happened to a white woman. I guess that’s why there’s an article about it

I use Gemini because I feel like Google will win the AI race, and it’s Good Enough

My long term base case, too, but they need to install Demis as CEO and I don’t think either side is ready.

I want to believe this, but every time I try Gemini coding assistance within Colab it's utterly dire. Code gen in a cell is OK, but things fall apart when you try to get into a feedback loop. The system prompt/harness fails to inform the agent about what it can and can't do, or does and doesn't have access to. It will confidently tell you it's done a thing, and then you ask, it admits can't actually do that but will happily try and fail again. Very frustrating, because I really like Colab as a platform for little reproducible experiments that may or may not require CUDA.

I suspect Gemini doesn’t focus that much on coding, at least compared to frontier labs. It’s not part of Gemini’s core business case.

Gemini’s integration with maps and search is more important for Google.

That’s a good point, and probably why it’s a multimodal model. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s over index on code written by Googlers.

Doubt that Gen Z or α will have that opinion

I've known about people born in late 2007 and 2008 "missing" the Windows Aero & Mac Aqua aesthetic and even going to the point of saying that everything was cook back then when they were really young or weren't born yet. Kinda odd but I'd like to know if some other people thought that way about the age they were born