AI would be helpful for finding innovative solutions?

Are you talking about some sort of hypothetical future Super-AGI?

Even brute force from something like autoresearch could be able to find ways to squeeze out extra space by trying different ways to express things and rewrite it.

Not really relevant here, because it's not real 2G/3G, but 4G throttled to 2G speed.

That sounds a lot like "do the thing you've been trying and failing for the past few weeks, but this time succeed instead of failing"

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Even if it doesn't work, it's important to try.

If OpenAI steals all your work, that's copyright infringement - but if you tried to stop them through technical means and they do it anyway, that's felony DRM circumvention.

It's interesting to try, but misrepresenting your attempts as an unbeatable solution doesn't help anyone.

It doesn’t, reread the limitations section.

useless signaling is all you need

>assetocracy

That's an interesting neologism, but the existing term for "rule by whoever controls the most expensive assets" is "capitalism"

You can spend $100B on a assets but it doesn't mean you'll turn a profit.

Capitalism certainly favors those with the most... capital, but there are quite a few other factors. Market fit, efficiency, etc. The Dutch East India Company had the most assets, yes, but also the best ships and a killer (literally) business model.

The notion of a sector where success is determined almost entirely by who can stockpile the most assets (GPUs in this case) is a somewhat unique situation and probably merits its own term

Privately-owned companies can provide better value to their customers. They can invest in customer trust and brand value that pays off over decades, not quarters.

They can also choose enshittification, but they are not pressured into it like companies with institutional investors are.

As a Hetzner customer, I would lose out if they went public.

Duckov is not indie. It's a reasonably sized game backed by a large (Chinese) publisher.