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What Comes After DeepSeek? Predicting China’s Next Big AI Moves.
Part one of three
• March 12, 2025
• 1,200 Words • 15 Comments • Reply
The ripple effects of DeepSeek’s launch of its V3 and R1 models in late January is still being felt. Compared with the expensively developed LLMs from OpenAI, Meta, and Google, DeepSeek is cost efficient, high performance, and open source. Other tech giants and AI startups in China have also rolled out additional LLM and reasoning... Read More
Book Review: Andrew Yang - the War on Normal People
~7% Chance This Guy Will Be President Come 2020. Let's Review His Book.
• April 26, 2019
• 5,500 Words • 346 Comments
Andrew Yang - THE WAR ON NORMAL PEOPLE (2018) Rating: 5/5 You can access all of my latest book, film, and video game reviews at this link, as well as an ordered, categorized list of all my book reviews and ratings here: I don't normally read the vapid hagiographies that characterize most political manifestoes. The... Read More
New York Times Replaced by Black Box. World Relieved
• January 26, 2017
• 1,100 Words • 30 Comments • Reply
I think things have looked bleak for the angels at least since Milton published Paradise Lost, but things are now beginning to look bleak for grumpy columnists, and that is serious. Angels can look out for themselves. The threat to all that is good and right in the world (consisting in large part of grumpy... Read More
The Flynn Effect: IQ Testing Across Space and Time
• October 17, 2015
• 2,300 Words • 195 Comments
The Flynn Effect of rising raw scores on IQ tests is one of the most interesting phenomena in all the human sciences. It was first noticed in the 1940s, but for a long time little attention was paid to the fact that IQ test publishers had to renorm their tests periodically because people kept doing... Read More
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