skorusARK

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Are hybrids more expensive to maintain than traditional gas powered cars? Intuitively it would seem like yes with two different systems, but the reported aggregate data doesn't suggest that's the case. If you have proof one way or the other please share.

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Today: Yay Delta and United are offering free wifi Future WSJ headline: Inflation in airline tickets, why your flights are $15 more expensive.

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Three broad implications of OpenAI's model release: tldr: -inference compute becomes more important -the models internal thought processes will themselves be valuable data to OpenAI -intelligent tool-use is the breakthrough capability 👇

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How we're thinking about humanoid robots: https://t.co/EcZrsusF41 Such a big topic this is just scratching the surface.

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It’s an Osprey kind of day in NYC https://t.co/8ELCYxQKm0

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Watch here: https://t.co/2eVxbwz1aH

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Just the beginning https://t.co/xuMsaTSh0J

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RT @conorsen: August auto sales miss expectations, lowest since January: https://t.co/a6ownoQBRZ

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1969: ~1 car per household 2022: ~ 2 cars per household ... 2030s?: 1 car per household, 1 humanoid robot per household

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We're far more interested in a chess match between grandmasters than between AIs, even though the AIs are way better. I'm noticing the same thing with video and art. Once I realize it's made by AI I lose interest, no matter how good it is. Maybe a good sign for human creators?

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We haven't yet, and it's had a good run, but hard for me to believe that we aren't going to leave the seeing is believing era. It's been a good 170 years. ...but on the other hand, maybe we are actually entering the seeing in person is believing era. https://t.co/twVWZ104hu

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1/Why are generalizable robots so important for manufacturing? It may let small manufacturing firms automate. Why is that important/is that a big opportunity? In the US ~40% of manufacturing employees work in firms that have less than 500 people and ~98% of manufacturing firms https://t.co/FcBJ1D5j2y

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RT @SawyerMerritt: NEWS: @Neuralink has provided its first comprehensive update since successfully implanting its brain chip into a second…

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Who works at Statista? Anyone know anyone?

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Agree or disagree? AI benchmarks are a moment in time fad. When AI becomes more broadly real world useful then that's all that will matter.

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Polymarket arguably giving us the best read on a lot of US based events, especially politics, and politicians made it so US citizens can’t use it. 🤦🏽?♀?

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Grok 2 the moon https://t.co/rnG9rF1Dgi

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Things the US doesn't control right now: the battery supply chain and uranium supply chain. In 2023, owners and operators of U.S. civilian nuclear power reactors purchased 51.6 million pounds of uranium concentrate https://t.co/1h66B115Ru https://t.co/7e4zPrE1Am

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