Huh, I guess ML people weren't aware of "divide and conquer" that has been successfully employed in software engineering since basically forever?

> I assume this is referring to why they gave up being a non-profit. The answer is that they needed more money.

Ugh, that was more boring than even I expected, thanks a lot for saving me the time though, seems avoiding watching the full thing was worth it.

Not that they wanted more money personally, but that they needed more money for compute.