It is a mistake to assume that if someone outputs or creates something with an AI - that you can easily achieve the exact same thing they did using the exact same AI.
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The moat is INTELLIGENCE -
How much access you have to it.
How well you are able to use it.
-A Wise Man Once Said
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Was running benchmarks on Minimax H3 locally and one of the random clips it spit out clearly exposes the company for having trained their model on the film POOTIE TANG. Amirite?
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Good advice.
Like you're 5: Lots of new shops only rent fancy AI computers. Banks stopped lending them money unless they already earn from other stuff. Strong ones like SpaceX (rockets + Starlink) still get loans. Most of the 200+ little shops will close or merge. Few survive.
Prepare: Lean into your local DGX. Master efficient home models. Avoid relying on any one cloud.
Income: Sell private local video gen/automations. Help others set up home AI. Build offline tools as clouds consolidate.
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The @ArtificialAnlys rankings of the top models. If accurate, this new addition is significant and indicative of a growing potential business concern / trend for certain frontier labs. Yes?
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Jace Hall retweeted
I grew up on arcade games. This weekend, I built a haunted one. 🎃🍭👻
Trick or Treat Eat Eat: grab treats, gulp ghosts, chase an S rank.
Built with Rive CLI + GPU Canvas.
Play: trick-or-treat-eat-eat.verce…
@rive_app #rivehalloweenchallenge
Jace Hall retweeted
Gods Don't Give Gifts
Coming to theaters December 4th.
On Niiro Cradle, where bodies are disposable and consciousness has been commoditized, four interconnected stories collide with the horrifying consequences of humanity’s attempt to transcend the flesh.
Jace Hall retweeted
Poker tournaments are intimidating, especially if you’ve never played one. I wanted to make a game that breaks down those barriers and makes poker more approachable and fun. If you’ve ever been afraid to try poker, this game is for you. Currently in Beta.
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When Doc Brown screamed "1.21 gigawatts!" in 1985, it was meant to sound like an impossibly sci-fi amount of energy. Today, 1.21 gigawatts is the exact scale of a single ultra-massive AI datacenter campus.
The primary difference is that the DeLorean needed 1.21 gigawatts in a single instantaneous burst, whereas modern AI facilities consume this jaw-dropping amount of electricity continuously, 24/7.
