As far as nanomaterial assembly goes MOF syntheis is pretty scalable

Is this my first time being ragebaited by HN?

Sounds like as 1. XML is the cleanest/best quality training data (especially compared to PDF/HTML) 2. It follows that a user providing semantic tags in XML format can get best training alignment (hence best results). Shame they haven't quantified this assertion here.

Makes sense

> deploy loads of new features > bin them into few, better features > remove all the features > repeat

Hence why I use .txt and not .rtf (After having multiple RTF files become corrupted)

Still no line numbers....

All these macro technology predictions feel very WW2 Wunderwaffe to me

Slinging doom and gloom on the internet seems like engagement-bait to me at this point. If the suppliers aren't increasing production, they clearly see something all these armchair doomers do not, I'm sure the prices will normalize back to "normal" levels sooner than people think.

Corporations vs organised religion on artificial intelligence? This is way cooler than the cold war.

If you want to play a game about it, the Deus Ex series includes this detail too (especially in the sequel and prequels).

Not sure why everyone is complaining, new MCP features are more important than uptime

This was how I felt about reading War and Peace