No doubt a 50 basis point rate cut is in order, inflation is a killer for the middle and lower class. Monetary policy decisions should prioritize economic stability for the working class, not cater to wall street’s big boys and politics.
My concern is where we will begin to see the effect of these cuts, is housing going to follow suit? I missed out on my dream home during the pandemic, I am now all eyes and ears for a further decline in mortgage rates.
Further decline? This is the reason I had wanted to refinance in the 1st quarter according to our budget but my spouse likes the space and the pool. If I go ahead with the plan, I will have over 200k to put in a HYSA as I had initially intended, seeing stocks are very volatile these days and the bond market (10Y) is pricing in the effect of rate cuts by ticking upwards, is it a good time for an average joe to get into the financial markets?
Consider consulting a financial advisor to protect your retirement savings from inflation. I personally saw my portfolio grow from $750,000 to $1.2 million in 3 years, saving $23,000 in taxes and earning $45,000 in dividends, despite 2.5% annual inflation. A financial advisor can help you rebalance your portfolio, optimize retirement income, and develop a tax-efficient strategy to safeguard your future.
To solve problems with AI and Large Language models the solution seems to be ask the right question. If there is a problem break the question into more and simple parts or questions.
it always surprises, despite the fact that they teach the law of large numbers in their courses, but when it comes to phd oral exam, somehow anecdotal cases suffices as deciding the hypothesis. seems so suboptimal and so dumb. would you test new drugs that way?
I deeply respect his knowledge and ability, but he avoided or glossed over answering those questions. E.g. the alignment problem is serious and isn't being addressed.
while the thoroughness is appreciated;; I think the dissemination of skepticism can psychologically have negative associations and possible jarring implications to the technologies adoption.
THIS IS NOT ACTUALLY ACCURATE.. WE HAVE GOOGLE WHICH HAD TRAINED ITS SOFTWARE TO ANSWER ALL KINDS OF NUMERICAL QUESTIONS (OTHER THAN SOLVING COMPLEX NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS ETC)... SO WE ALREADY HAVE THE PART NEEDED TO BE ADDED TO LLMs.. SO THAT AI CAN HANDLE PRACTICALLY ANY QUERRY ONE CAN COME UP WITH..
No doubt a 50 basis point rate cut is in order, inflation is a killer for the middle and lower class. Monetary policy decisions should prioritize economic stability for the working class, not cater to wall street’s big boys and politics.
My concern is where we will begin to see the effect of these cuts, is housing going to follow suit? I missed out on my dream home during the pandemic, I am now all eyes and ears for a further decline in mortgage rates.
That will be in 2025, the mortgage market already anticipated this as early as May.
Further decline? This is the reason I had wanted to refinance in the 1st quarter according to our budget but my spouse likes the space and the pool. If I go ahead with the plan, I will have over 200k to put in a HYSA as I had initially intended, seeing stocks are very volatile these days and the bond market (10Y) is pricing in the effect of rate cuts by ticking upwards, is it a good time for an average joe to get into the financial markets?
Consider consulting a financial advisor to protect your retirement savings from inflation. I personally saw my portfolio grow from $750,000 to $1.2 million in 3 years, saving $23,000 in taxes and earning $45,000 in dividends, despite 2.5% annual inflation. A financial advisor can help you rebalance your portfolio, optimize retirement income, and develop a tax-efficient strategy to safeguard your future.
Who's your financial advisor? how do I get in touch ?
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Auto translate does the job. Sometimes, it gives Masters of Laws as translation of LLM.
To solve problems with AI and Large Language models the solution seems to be ask the right question. If there is a problem break the question into more and simple parts or questions.
Will there be a part 3?
I'm sure agents or RAG can do that first thing easily? But I get his main point, grounding is important.
No real meat in this video. Simply stating what’s already a common “knowledge” in the space.
it always surprises, despite the fact that they teach the law of large numbers in their courses, but when it comes to phd oral exam, somehow anecdotal cases suffices as deciding the hypothesis. seems so suboptimal and so dumb. would you test new drugs that way?
I deeply respect his knowledge and ability, but he avoided or glossed over answering those questions. E.g. the alignment problem is serious and isn't being addressed.
Jackson Sandra Hall Deborah Martin Sharon
while the thoroughness is appreciated;; I think the dissemination of skepticism can psychologically have negative associations and possible jarring implications to the technologies adoption.
Knowledge is not understanding
THIS IS NOT ACTUALLY ACCURATE.. WE HAVE GOOGLE WHICH HAD TRAINED ITS SOFTWARE TO ANSWER ALL KINDS OF NUMERICAL QUESTIONS (OTHER THAN SOLVING COMPLEX NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS ETC)... SO WE ALREADY HAVE THE PART NEEDED TO BE ADDED TO LLMs.. SO THAT AI CAN HANDLE PRACTICALLY ANY QUERRY ONE CAN COME UP WITH..
Google gemini free version?