They have downloadable files that you don't need an account for.

What sort of stuff did you work on with them, if you don't mind me asking?

If Meta buys Google chips to use in Meta's datacenters, in what way is this a circular investment?

How is this an eye for an eye? Doesn't seem like the expression fits here.

Buy Duralex — the glassware that soon won't explode.

It's compiled into bytecode, so it still requires a VM / bytecode interpreter (whatever you want to call it).

> But… I suppose Zuckerberg knows what he wants, which is AI slopware and not truly groundbreaking foundation models.

When did they make groundbreaking foundation models though? DeepMind and OpenAI have done plenty of revolutionary things, what did Meta AI do while being led by LeCun?

I don't think Toy Story used raytracing. I agree it's a great look though.

Yes, but you'd need raytracing to accurately replicate the lighting in real time.

Yep. I'm trying to find tickets for the next Beatles concert as we speak.

Just like the stock market in China. Red means the price is going up, green means it's going down.

That's also why the stonks-going-up emoji traditionally has a red line, Japan shares that convention.

https://blog.emojipedia.org/why-does-the-chart-increasing-em...

By the way, people might think this has to do with communism but it’s cultural and way before the 20th century. Red is associated with happiness and celebration.

Almost like the communists chose what iconography to use!

The (blood-)red flag as an anti-monarchist symbol originates in the French Revolution, was adopted by the Bolshevik faction (“the Reds”) in the Russian Civil War, and spread from there.

And ironically the news networks in 2000 chose red to show Bush’s electoral votes vs Gore, and thus we retain the notion of Red States and Blue States, even though it’s backwards.

It's backwards? Republicans are actively trying to install a single party authoritarian government modelled after the Chinese system, they're as red as it gets in America.