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by Jensson 1y ago
> I have never met a human who has a good grasp of what they know and don't know But humanity has a good grasp over it, we even created science to solve this. So out of all existences we are aware of humanity is by far the best at t
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by Jensson 1y ago
> If in 2022 I’d tried to convince AI skeptics that in three years we might have tools on the level of Claude Code, I’m sure I’d have heard everyone say it would be impossible because “it’s just a statistical model.” We already had these
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by Jensson 1y ago
> And looking at the "achivements" of this so-called "meritocratic elite" this last century (especially in enshittification) leaves alot to be desired. That wasn't created by the meritocratic elite, that was crea
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by Jensson 1y ago
For a large majority purely numerical merit based wouldn't change what school they could go to, but it would make it so much easier for them to plan and know where they can go since now its no longer based on the whims of some random b
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by Jensson 1y ago
Forums with lots of women often use more emojis, its just how it is.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> This is also why capitalism and democracy become progressively more clearly opposed You mean linked? Capitalism is what lets the people make economic decisions, democracy is what lets people make political decisions. I think you mean c
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by Jensson 1y ago
> If you're inferring in English and ask it a question, it will never be able to pull from the knowledge it has ingested in another language. Humans are able to do this without relying on a neurotic inner voice spinning around in ci
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by Jensson 1y ago
If they had 10 years to practice plumbing problems then they could walk you through it via video.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> but it probably also means that humans don’t have AGI since it won’t be hard to find humans that can’t. Humans can learn to fix it. Learning is a part of intelligence. The biggest misconception is thinking that a humans intelligence is
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by Jensson 1y ago
> If we want to set human intelligence as the baseline, we already have a word for that: superintelligence. Superintelligence implies its above human level, not at human level. General intelligence implies it can do what humans can do in
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by Jensson 1y ago
> the "harness" is part of the algorithm of alphzero Then that is not a general algorithm and results from it doesn't apply to other problems.
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by Jensson 1y ago
Innately as in you are born with it, the DNA learned not us humans. We have no clue how the DNA learned to think other than "survival of the fittest", and that is the oldest AI training method in the book.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> And an LLM could very much ingest such a paper and then, I expect, also understand how the concepts mapped to the source code implementing them. LLM don't learn from manuals describing how things works, LLM learn from examples. So
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Alphazero also doesn't need training data as input--it's generated by game-play. The information fed in is just game rules This is wrong, it wasn't just fed the rules, it was also fed a harness that did test viable moves
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Sure, that does make things easier: one of the reasons Go took so long to solve is that one cannot define an objective score for Go beyond the end result being a boolean win or loose. Winning or losing a Go game is a much shorter term
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Also more curious, is the AGPL doesn't affect humans doing stuff. It does affect humans doing stuff that isn't malicious, like if you need to solve a problem by modifying the code then now you also have to make that change pu
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by Jensson 1y ago
> When I saw the “spicy” option I thought it was about being sassy or playfully mean instead of the sanitized LLM voice. It is age restricted, do you really expect a spicy option that is blocked for children is anything but nudes?
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by Jensson 1y ago
> East Germany comes to mind as well as the rest of the Cold War countries behind the Iron Curtain Psychology around ads and how to manipulate peoples thoughts were not nearly as well understood at the time. Large scale studies based on
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by Jensson 1y ago
The biggest stunt Apple pulled was making people think this is Apples new CPU designs that created the performance gap and not just buying all the production capacity for next gen fabs. We used to get that same performance gain every few ye
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Why not have static analysis tools on the other side of those generations that constrain how the LLM can write the code? We do have it, we call those programmers, without such tools you don't get much useful output at all. But oth
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by Jensson 1y ago
> because that is what a bunch of tiny scaredbois are asking for. Why do you use slurs here? Using slurs is a sign you aren't arguing in good faith here, meaning even if people provided that evidence you probably wouldn't chang
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Right, the problem is not the actual racism rather it’s pointing out things that could be racist and making racists feel bad about being racist. Is it racist to be a white male? If not he is not inherently racist. And if you do think w
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by Jensson 1y ago
> so whose job is it to fix it? Elementary school teachers? Yes, if elementary school teachers discriminates against kids then that has to be fixed. And if its a funding issue for poor neighborhood schools then that has to be fixed. If g
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Gaming is the business bigger than movies, music and books combined and Valve is Google of games. Valve is not Google of games, the app stores Google and Apple has dwarfs steam sales and the individual game consoles are similar size as
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by Jensson 1y ago
Then they would just get removed in Australia, not worldwide.
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by Jensson 1y ago
Yeah, most people are really bad liars or don't really lie a lot, so in many cases its just obvious. But some people lie as easily as they breathe, those are much harder to understand, and other people get really nervous when accused o
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by Jensson 1y ago
Inviting a person for sex is not harassment unless you keep doing it to a person who told you no, or its done from a position of power, but "elevatorgate" was neither of those. Women who don't want that sex of course will tel
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Bro I really really hope you are not trying to compare wrongful cancellation and rape. You have to compare such things. A cancellation if strong enough has ruined your entire social life, all your friends and family now shuns you, that
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by Jensson 1y ago
> In office environments anyway, the false accusations I’ve seen were easily an order of magnitude more common than actual issues. Transparently so. It probably wasn't always like that, but when accusations got more powerful and les
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by Jensson 1y ago
I can see that being different from language to language, phonics is pretty complicated in English but in other languages with a much more direct relationship between the letters and the sounds its much easier. I learned to read in another

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