interesting:

2024 most investment went into ~71% R&D, 29% Inference

GPT-4.5 training ~$400m

Cosidering 10% world population uses chatGPT i thought a much bigger %age would have went into inference

Framing
Expected and Unexpected
Technology

Framing pollution.

If you are aged 30 or more, then 50% of all human fossil fuel emissions happened during your lifetime

Frame the Tradeoff ✍🏾

Most people inherit their frames without ever questioning them. Then they're confused when life keeps giving them results based on their frames.

You can't build new conclusions on old foundations.

"The real work isn't changing your mind. It's finding out what framed it."

Framing Reading well as endurance sport.

Framing blinking as 5% blindness

Utopia.

Until death, all defeat is framed as psychological.

When the ground doesn't meet you
You're not falling...
You're flying.

Framing.

Framing half discipline & half spontaneous

Framing how Knowledge creates technical debt

Guilt inducing frame.

You can break a frame handed to you.

Framing high-functioning pessimism.

There's a difference between brutal realism and pessimism.

Pessimism also indicates some sort of a defeatism where you're so pessimistic that you're paralyzed. You're unable to do anything.

But you can be realistic, and if the reality is pessimistic, you have to accept it. What you do despite that is what matters. So, we may have a pessimistic-looking view because that reflects reality, but every day we wake up and do good things. Every day we make improvements in everything. Every day we chart out new ambitions, new pathways in whatever incremental ways.

Maybe it's high-functioning pessimism. I think there's a constant confusion between realism and pessimism. So we are all realistic, but not pessimistic to the point that we are paralyzed from doing anything. Like, every day we are planning for the next 10 years.

With right eyes, you'd be framed as art.