Readit News> [...] something consistently strange: the models immediately begin discussing their own consciousness before spiraling into increasingly euphoric philosophical dialogue that ends in apparent meditative bliss.
Keen to see if that happens here.
[1]: https://80000hours.org/podcast/episodes/kyle-fish-ai-welfare...
A way to drum up sense of urgency without mentioning that it's the patience of the investors (and _not_ the public) that will be the limiting factor here?
There 3 types of migration files/scripts: structure, basic-data, dummy-data.
structure - new table, add column goes here basic-data - e.g. default config values go here dummy-data - gets used on local and stating
Run migrations with a flag to include the dummy-data migrations.
> At its core, GitOps is simple. You write down how you want the system to look in code and a bot makes the world match that. Your infrastructure lives in Git. You deploy by committing. You roll back by reverting. The robots take it from there.
If a country/state has to choice of giving power to data center A or B, it makes sense for Satya to make statements about how only Microsoft provides the most AI value
I guess you could always just use a fraction of the billions in investments and whip up a few new power plants. [1]
[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx25v2d7zexo