Readit Newsjustanotheratom commented on Non-Obvious Things I Learned About GEPA elicited.blog/posts/non-o... · Posted by u/justanotheratom
haven't succeeded at GEPA yet..
anyone working on an dspy optimizer for this?
justanotheratom commented on Show HN: A “Course” as an MCP Server mastra.ai/course... · Posted by u/codekarate
make a video on how to "take" this course
justanotheratom commented on OpenAI to buy AI startup from Jony Ive bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/minimaxir
These product-focused moves feel like a tacit admission that AGI is further away than they’ve been preaching.
If it was close at hand, spending precious resources on anything other than pursuing AGI wouldn’t make sense.
RE: product-focused moves
These are tentacles that AGI will need.
justanotheratom commented on Federal agencies continue terminating all funding to Harvard arstechnica.com/science/2... · Posted by u/MaysonL
Israel, as per the declaration:
https://www.hhs.gov/press-room/anti-semitism-task-force-stat...
I’m confused. the declaration does not say anything about swearing fealty to a genocidal foreign government.
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More like, these guys will be focused on parting VCs from their money.
Datacenters in space makes no sense at all. Even ignoring the huge cost of sending hardware there in the first place, cooling is a massive issue in space. No medium to sink heat into means the only way to cool anything is by running water through giant infrared radiators. Not ideal when cooling is the largest bottleneck in scaling datacenters. Note that they would also have to dissipate the large amounts heat their datacenter satellite gets from being exposed to the Sun.
Also disregard the cost it takes to send a technician for maintenance, of updating hardware, etc.
Interesting. I was assuming that cooling is basically a non-issue in space. I'll need to read up on that.