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One thing I’ve been wondering: how bad will AI toolkit hit outsourcing companies like Accenture? Their business depends on co’s not having enough in-house dev capacity, and thus “renting” devs from them. But with AI tools, in-house dev teams can do more, and need less “renting”
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Their business depends on co’s not having enough in-house dev capacity, and thus “renting” devs from them.
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With AI tools, in-house development teams can do more and need less rented developer capacity.Their words
But with AI tools, in-house dev teams can do more, and need less “renting”
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this is one reason why I'm skeptical of outsourcing your creativity to LLMs.
4 June
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Which of those two people are going to reproduce, find a mate, all of these sorts of things? I think the answer is kind of clear, right? It's the second one that has the preference for other people.
27 May
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cuz because we rent GPUs at scale to run the models and we still use middleman by the way. So we're not like going all the way down to the down to the floor. Even for us there are some models the sticker price and the cost to us there's like an 80% margin in there.
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Temperature is a rare conceptual lever that lets you use physics to reason usefully about a biological problem.Their words
Basically what that gives you is like you can apply a lot of theoretical sort of um a lot of theoretical toolkit used in physics to model parts of this question in ways that are actually useful. And it is just not true that you can use like equations from physics to think usefully about almost any other problem in biology.
8 September 2025
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We live in a culture that preaches self‑esteem more than self‑knowledge. That leaves people morally flabby-performing virtue while outsourcing the actual discipline that keeps ordinary humans from doing monstrous things.
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One is ByteDance, arguably is the largest smuggler of GPUs for China. China's not supposed to have GPUs. ByteDance has over 500,000 GPUs. Why? Because they're all rented from companies around the world.
25 May 2023
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