Kiyo-Lynn

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AI Does Not Have to Kill Humans to End the Human Future(kunyuan.substack.com)
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I haven’t stopped using AI, but I use it less than I did a few months ago. Now I mostly turn to it when I’m stuck or need inspiration. Using it less actually made me more efficient.
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
It's not forced, but the atmosphere has definitely shifted. These days, before we even start on a task, the first question is often "Can we solve this with AI?" Over time, it starts to feel like we're working around the
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I’ve tried all kinds of tools but I always end up back at the terminal. It’s simple, direct, and helps me stay focused which makes me work more efficiently. Being productive isn’t always about using the newest tools. It’s about finding what
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
Feels a bit much to ask students to open up all their social media just to study in the US. People post things without thinking too much, and now that could hurt their future. Not sure this is the kind of message we want to send.
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
It’s inspiring to see someone at 99 still speak with so much passion about the ocean. Hearing him say he won’t see how it ends feels heavy. The part comparing bottom trawling to bulldozing underwater forests was powerful. But the recovery o
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
When I write with AI, it feels smooth in the moment, but I’m not really thinking through the ideas. The writing sounds fine, but when I look back later, I often can’t remember why I phrased things that way. Now I try to write my own draft f
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
These days when I write code, I usually let the AI generate a first draft and then I go in and fix it. The AI does not always get it right, but it helps lay out a lot of the repetitive and boring parts so I can focus on the logic and detail
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I feel that the effects of fine-tuning are often short-term, and sometimes it can end up overwriting what the model has already learned, making it less intelligent in the process. I lean more towards using adaptive methods, optimizing promp
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I used to think that monitoring and alerting systems were just there to help you quickly and directly see the problems.But as the systems grew more complex, I found that the dashboards and alerts became overwhelming, and I often couldn’t fi
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
The current search engines really feel like a librarian who's always trying to sell you something. I just want to find a simple answer, but I keep getting led to all kinds of other pages. I believe if search engines were more like publ
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I’ve tried a few AI-powered calorie tracking tools too. At first it felt super convenient, just take a photo and get the numbers. But over time I kept seeing mistakes. Sometimes it would even tag a salad as soup. Eventually I went back to t
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I didn’t know there were already examples like metastatic melanoma where the timing is clearly defined. It makes me wonder if other treatments could also benefit from getting the timing right. Thanks for sharing this. I’ll definitely look i
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I once accompanied a family member through immunotherapy. The treatment times were mostly arranged by the hospital, and the doctor suggested doing it in the morning. We just thought it was to avoid the afternoon rush. Looking back, though,
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
Sounds pretty promising. If this kind of material can really replace single-use plastic, that would be amazing. We use way too much plastic every day. Sometimes just for a few minutes, but it takes decades to break down. If the alternative
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
Lately I’m not even sure if the things I say on OpenAI are really mine or just part of the platform. I never used to think much when chatting, but knowing some of it might be stored for a long time makes me feel uneasy. I’m not asking for m
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
These cockatoos are truly the rockstars of the bird world. Not only can they learn to operate drinking fountains, but they also queue up to drink. Have they in some way, already mastered the use of tools and problem-solving abilities, just
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
At first I kept thinking the model just wasn't good enough, it just couldn’t give me what I wanted. But over time, I realized the real problem was that I hadn’t figured out what I wanted in the first place. I had to make my own thinkin
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
A lot of the time, the work we do doesn’t get much recognition, and barely gets seen.But maybe it still helped in some small way. Thinking about that makes it feel a little less disappointing.
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I'm not an artist, and I don't know much about aesthetics. But I've always felt that the most meaningful kind of image is one that somehow captures what you were feeling inside at the time. AI-generated art can be stunning, b
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I initially tried keto just to lose weight. But to my surprise, after about three weeks, I started feeling much clearer mentally, and overall just lighter, like something had lifted. Back then, I thought it was just a coincidence. Now, read
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by Kiyo-Lynn 1y ago
I once met a researcher who spent six months verifying the results of a published paper. In the end, all he received was a simple “thanks for pointing that out.” He said quietly, “Some work matters not because it’s seen, but because it keep