@karpathy: It’s refreshing to see a company of this size successfully call bs on the whole thing to this extent. One group of MTS …
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Andrej Karpathy praises a company for successfully calling out BS in the tech industry, referencing a group of MTS.
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@shreyansj It’s refreshing to see a company of this size successfully call bs on the whole thing to this extent. One group of MTS on a mission, clean.
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