WarmWash

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by WarmWash 3mo ago
This is likely what Google has been doing, as it suites them best to have small fast models rather than hulking slow giants. Lower intelligence but way more ability to serve. Anthropic would probably need a datacenter the size of a small co
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Like black hats getting cyber sec jobs, they probably know a thing or two.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
What you are actually asking for is political commentary from someone just going about their job. They absolute best thing they could do is ignore the bait.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
You need to control for situations where the person on the other side is trying to kill the police. It's something like 1000 people killed by police annually, but it's childishly dishonest (or ignorant) to ignore that ~995 of thos
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
There is something like 50 million police-public encounters annually. Stuff like this is exceedingly rare. So while Pima PD should be held responsible, and those cops should face criminal charges, it's logically non-nonsensical for thi
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Totally possible that humans aren't actually that intelligent.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
I think the biggest snag with home robots will be that if it is strong enough to install your air conditioners, it's strong enough to break your ribs. So the robots will need to be weak, so even weak people can overpower it. But then
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Don't worry we will end up spraying the atmosphere to buy more time, and the Earth will cool, and people will believe that the problem is solved and we can just go back to burning fossil fuels. So the fighting will continue while we ke
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Have you ever been in a "farmed" forest? It's basically devoid of life besides trees. It's weird as hell.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
It's all fun and games until you are technologically stunted and entirely dependent on others for it.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
The actual problem in the US is housing costs, but most people are around social media knowledge level in this area, and just blame the first thing in front of them. Raising wages will do nothing to ease housing costs, which eat the largest
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
The 50-99% has twice the money of the 1%, and spends orders of magnitude more. If you want to know what is in demand, look at what nice neighborhood suburbanites are doing.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>won’t really benefit the public at large when it’s done Then the public should make them look like fools and not pay for AI. But if people are paying for it, then they are probably capturing most of the value it produces. Paying Anthrop
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>For example: Pharmaceuticals are often priced much low in poor countries. That's price discrimination. (You could think of it as a primitive form of surveillance pricing.) But if that were banned, pharmaceutical companies wouldn&#x
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Have you looked at wealth distribution or do you just read social media headlines and comments all day? https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distr... See that 50-90% and 90-99%? That&#
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Starving the beast and gorging the beast both accomplish the same thing.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
The US has (without much debate) the absolute best healthcare on Earth if money isn't an issue. There are so many more experts in so many more fields with access to so much more cutting edge technology that...well rich people travel to
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
It's just the path of economic development, and the benchmark for "comfortable life" is set by ambient economy of where you live. So once the ambience reaches a level of "advanced degrees and massively leveraged worker i
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
>Good thing this isn't a concern in ones produced locally. It's not difficult to understand the folly of sharing data and control with your biggest adversary. It's so basic, but people chronically keep tripping on it, inte
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
This is why we pass laws making it illegal to not produce excess. Take that capitalist pig!
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
There are still human societies on Earth that still live the same way they did 2,000 years ago. Most people would not want to live that way, and therefore they need to rely on people who did/do more. The best way to rely on them is to
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
I'll always liked this idea until trying to map it out myself, and always running aground, preferring performance bonuses instead. You can't pay bills with equity, you will get paid a smaller salary, you need to be a mature adult
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
It seems your complaint is a lack of recognition, and maybe redistribution would provide vengeance for this injustice. But that is different than "we ought to start giving raises to people who do less work, not more" which is wh
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
The problem is that when you get more for less, it kills the incentive to do more. This is a really glaring problem, and people go to really great lengths to either sweep it under the rug or hand wave it away.
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The people getting paid by the other time I spend productively.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Those studies are of workers using company provided AI. They call out the MIT study in the article, which found very low adoption of corporate AI initiatives. However if you read that study, they found that almost every worker uses AI heavi
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They don't need to run a business, they are a Chinese state enterprise. The tax dollars of Chinese workers covers the cost. China is a communist country with mock free enterprise, it is not the team blue version of the US.
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Most people will pocket AI gains for themselves. So from the top it doesn't look like much has changed, whereas workers are trying to offload as much work as they can onto their claude subscription. People in desperation to min/ma
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
Yeah, for a few weeks for sure. But after that you would get dialed in and stop seeing them. Google's core mission is to figure out what you are going to buy before you buy it so they can have you click through them to make the purchas
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by WarmWash 3mo ago
They aren't, because they are blocking ads. But when they turn off ad-block, to "see what it's like", they are not getting an accurate view. It's usually all crypto and other scammy/vices type ads. Go look at y

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