mayankgoel28

"It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism"

I see this kind of arguments made all the time by people I know in finance etc, who seem willing to look at AI only from a finance/sociopolitical lens, disregarding tech altogether. The very fact that they are still writing about this for me is impact enough.

How do you handle silicon errata? Datasheet code is often the ideal behavior.

A company is building technology more powerful than nuclear weaponry, and this comment section is thinking they're "overselling" it. Fun.

Something like "Let go of all attachments". Sure, it's great advice, but being attached to some things is life, even though they can potentially have negative effects (such as attachment to a SO, family, job, body-part).

> drivers can easily spend up to $2,500 for a basic paint job, which is two years' salary

The two years' salary is for drivers, and drivers usually don't own their trucks. It is probably not the drivers spending on the paint job, but the owners.