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Alexandr Wang reveals Meta CFO Susan Li pulled him aside "many times" at an exec offsite in Hawaii to warn that if the model didn't work, it would be very, very bad in financial terms ZUCKERBERG: "So I think this is part of the excitement of booting up a...

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Doesn't sound like a positive asymmetric bet. If it works, we're ok, if not we'll be toast. Usually you want to invest in low downside with medium to large upside. This sounds like the inverse.

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Susan Li pulling the new AI lead aside in Hawaii multiple times to say this better work or the money gets bad is the most honest description of the current AI race I have seen.

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CFO pulling the model lead aside in Hawaii to say “if this doesn’t work we’re in deep financial trouble” is the most real frontier-lab conversation possible.

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this is so stupid. as if Meta doesn’t have enough money to spend

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Whoa he split he G!

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Interesting

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oof. Muse Wonder was a flop. total benchmaxxed model. looks like we got another Llama on our hands folks. it's over.

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James McAvoy admits he lied to his agent and pretended to love the X-Men script before accepting the role "X-Men came in. I went, 'Where's it filming?' They went, 'Pinewood.'" "It's 40 minutes from my front door. I was like, awesome. And I was also like, X-Men, great, I loved the cartoon when I was a kid, that'd be brilliant." "I loved the movies that came out in 2000, Bryan Singer's original movies, they were brilliant.And I was like, what part? And they were like, it's Charles. And I was like, great, I get to be fucking Jean-Luc Xavier, it's gonna be brilliant." "They said the script is under wraps, so you need to go to this restaurant and they'll give it to you, and you read it, and then you have to give them an answer quick." "So I went, it was like a chain restaurant, it wasn't even fancy, not like a McDonald's, but it was like, you know, like a Burger King." "And I go in and I meet Matthew Vaughn, and he has a quick chat with me, and then I sit and read the script." "Nobody tells me that there's only like 60 pages of it at this point, and I feel like it's good, Jane Goldman did a great job, it's good, but it's incomplete, really. Don't know where it's going." "But I was like, this is a three-picture deal, they're paying well, it's 40 minutes from my front door, I'm a fan of the original material, I get to be young Jean-Luc Xavier. I was like, this is a no-brainer." "So my agent called me, and she was like, what do you think? And I was like, it's a work of genius, we're doing it."
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James McAvoy admits he lied to his agent and pretended to love the X-Men script before accepting the role "X-Men came in. I went, 'Where's it filming?' They went, 'Pinewood.'" "It's 40 minutes from my front door. I was like, awesome. And I was also like, X-Men, great, I loved the cartoon when I was a kid, that'd be brilliant." "I loved the movies that came out in 2000, Bryan Singer's original movies, they were brilliant.And I was like, what part? And they were like, it's Charles. And I was like, great, I get to be fucking Jean-Luc Xavier, it's gonna be brilliant." "They said the script is under wraps, so you need to go to this restaurant and they'll give it to you, and you read it, and then you have to give them an answer quick." "So I went, it was like a chain restaurant, it wasn't even fancy, not like a McDonald's, but it was like, you know, like a Burger King." "And I go in and I meet Matthew Vaughn, and he has a quick chat with me, and then I sit and read the script." "Nobody tells me that there's only like 60 pages of it at this point, and I feel like it's good, Jane Goldman did a great job, it's good, but it's incomplete, really. Don't know where it's going." "But I was like, this is a three-picture deal, they're paying well, it's 40 minutes from my front door, I'm a fan of the original material, I get to be young Jean-Luc Xavier. I was like, this is a no-brainer." "So my agent called me, and she was like, what do you think? And I was like, it's a work of genius, we're doing it."

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#CHANYEOL : "Honestly, I don't really like talking like this..i don't like telling something in advance.. but I think the quality of this album will be very good, so I really just wanted to say it to all of you!" 🔥🍒 #찬열 #CHANYEOLxBeerRockFestival
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#CHANYEOL : "Honestly, I don't really like talking like this..i don't like telling something in advance.. but I think the quality of this album will be very good, so I really just wanted to say it to all of you!" 🔥🍒 #찬열 #CHANYEOLxBeerRockFestival

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