"Whoever builds it, everyone thrives." Blue-button techno-meliorist.
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K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
Sama is very challenging for people to engage with because you have to listen to all the words he says in the order that he says them
sam: local inference is a terrible allocation of scarce resources
“a lot of people want local inference, and somehow they assume that the problem is solved now because we have open-source models, we're going to be able to run them on our computers, and so we're not going to need all the stuff in the data centre
but from a global allocation perspective, actually it's quite terrible to have everybody, like, have a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer and being used five percent of the time
you want maximum utilisation in the cloud if you're trying to deal with this very supply-constrained environment
somehow many people's intuition is the opposite of that”
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
So for how much longer are we going to let gaggles of scared, stupid simians run the markets?
Like obviously a machinic market wouldn’t play this dumb guessing game and bet against itself
Literally who cares if Amazon or Google is reporting less revenue? Eyes on the ball
THE AI BUBBLE JUST POPPED.
Google → over -12%. $500 billion gone in one day.
Amazon → over -12% after the bell. $315 billion gone.
Google's worst day since 2004. Worse than 2008. Worse than COVID.
China → ALREADY in a bear market. Its tech board down 40% in 4 months.
A 2008-style crash → loading.
Sell everything before it's too late.
No.
No. No. FUCK NO.
Look at what Google and Amazon actually reported:
Google Cloud → UP 103%. More than DOUBLED in a year.
Google revenue → UP 25%. Missed forecasts by just 0.5%.
Gemini → 1 billion users.
Amazon's cloud → UP 39%. Fastest in nearly 5 years.
Amazon's revenue → missed by 0.2%. That's it.
SK Hynix memory chips → SOLD OUT through 2029.
Nobody believes in AI right now. Everyone is scared. Everyone is screaming 2008.
7 tech giants are 35% of the S&P 500. AI isn't slowing down. It's eating every industry.
This is not the start of a crash. This is the start of a PARABOLIC run for AI.
This drop is a fucking gift. Buy the dip.
Google has lost $1.4 trillion since its May record. Amazon's boss expects its cloud to grow 40%+ in 2027 AND 2028.
Follow me and Bookmark this. The day AI stocks go vertical, you'll want proof you saw this dip.
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
you can always predict what the "it's just next token prediction!" people are about to say
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
The loudest critics of AI are furry artists who got nuked out of work because ChatGPT and Midjourney did their $15 drawings better than them
"Slop" is work that is low effort and low intent. I'm pro-AI, and anti-slop.
By low intent I mean the ratio of creative decisions being made by you vs by the AI. If the scale tips too far towards the AI, it's not your vision anymore.
But there is so much nuance to using these tools in 2026. You can get very involved, give detailed notes and feedback, make minor changes, and iterate just like you would giving feedback to a human collaborator.
This makes you a director, and an artist.
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
I genuinely think anti ai art people have a repulsive worldview, and I wish for all who hold it to taste bitter ashes
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
You can enjoy anything you want.
Nobody is stopping you from hand churning butter.
Doesn't mean someone will pay you for your service.
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
In 1958, Philip Anderson asked a strange question:
What happens to an electron moving through a messy, disordered crystal?
His answer won him a Nobel Prize. If the mess is strong enough, the electron's own wave echoes off the bumps and cancels itself out, so it freezes in place even with nothing to stop it.
It took 50 years to watch it happen, when physicists in 2008 saw a cloud of atoms simply stop spreading.
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
“AI is going to take your job!”
I FUCKING HOPE SO.
Take my job. Take your job. Take everyone’s job.
Automate the entire economy.
Make intelligence practically free. Make labor practically free. Drive the cost of everything down.
Why are we treating the elimination of human labor as some kind of tragedy?
For thousands of years, humanity has dreamed of a world where machines do the work and people enjoy their lives.
Now that we’re getting close, everyone’s having a mental breakdown.
I don’t want a better job.
I want a world where nobody needs one.
Telling me Google was the good guy all along and Elon's self-alleged freakout over Larry Page was mega dumb? No way.
K. C. Rybski 🔅 retweeted
Just vibe coding the most important game-dev market research tool ever, no biggie.
