ARR: anualized revenue run rate. An "unofficial accounting number" with no standard base period. By bragging about $65B(illion. T is trillion) in July, the start of their third fiscal quarter (Q3), and whole quarter showing no revenue growth, it gives a bad impression for the company. IPO: Joining the stock market day. Valuation is number of total shares * price per share at open. S1 is the paperwork they have to fill prior to that day. They get to file their homework in draft stages until the SEC (government) accepts it as complete. In previous drafts of their paperwork, they had left a line with October revenue was ______ . They did not fill in that blank on Nov 2 when they did disclose a lot of info. Certain reason is that the number looks bad. rest of the acronyms/words are company and names of models released.

That will make the US tech industry sad, because the H-1B visa system serves to suppresses wages. The visa holders aren’t to blame for it of course, despite the two-faced, self-serving right-wing rhetoric.

Right, there's this assumption that LLM improvements will just keep scaling indefinitely. It's far more likely that that the architecture has limits which we seem to be approaching, and then you just get diminishing returns, so the graph looks more like a sigmoid where we saw a ton of rapid progress, and it starting to flatten out as the easy gains get plucked.

a much better king. lol not that the bar is very high at this point.

Why would a fridge ever need firmware?