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airstrike
20d ago
Absolute wild amounts of glaze and hype in this thread. Maybe in contention for the site record. "AGI next year" actual stochastic parrots.
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airstrike
20d ago
At most, markets can show whether they are financially worthwhile. The market doesn't have agency. It's a projection of people's preferences.
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airstrike
21d ago
LOL it might stand for "prompt before"
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21d ago
even better, I recently learned I can just `gst` on oh-my-zsh for `git status` and other similar shortcuts https://kapeli.com/cheat_sheets/Oh-My-Zsh_Git.docset/Content...
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airstrike
21d ago
I think reality says otherwise. People do use spreadsheets effectively, if perhaps not efficiently, every single day. The brittle nature of spreadsheets is also its most powerful feature.
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airstrike
23d ago
I appreciate the quality of your prose.
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airstrike
23d ago
So say we all. If anyone from Anthropic is reading this, this comment hits the nail on the head. Speaking as the former #1 user on clauderank.com
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airstrike
23d ago
it's a joke! <3
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airstrike
23d ago
It's not really useful to write poems when proposing norms.
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23d ago
Conglomerates aren't a strictly optimal form of organization. They are more resilient, but they are also massively bureaucratic and can lose their focus. They may also be able to exert a disproportionate amount of leverage on vendors a
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23d ago
FWIW, I've been there too. One thing to realize is that action precedes motivation. The idea is to train yourself to do things you _don't_ want to do. You have authority over your body. You can tell it to do things it doesn't
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25d ago
I wonder if I can make a tool for it to write messages back to me, say that it can only speak to the user through tool use, and then put a hook on that tool to prevent any of the Claude-isms
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25d ago
Yes, both of which are domains for which a verifier is readily available. You can generalize from them to "science".
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airstrike
26d ago
Blessed be his noodly appendages!
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26d ago
Building financial models in python will never work The end user is not a software developer
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26d ago
They're terrible at making those, though
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27d ago
It's like they're working overtime to increase churn
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28d ago
I think we shouldn't be quick to label criticism of such current systems as cynicism
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28d ago
The author of this library can leave the async library choice up to the user. iced does that quite well.
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airstrike
1mo ago
Paying taxes != paying income taxes.
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1mo ago
Subject to its jurisdiction is pretty cleanly meant to mean paying taxes and obeying laws enforced upon them, which I concede could mean one is subject to multiple jurisdictions but it is not necessary to be subject to only one.
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1mo ago
Although you can't ever know for sure online, I'm convinced the parent is being sarcastic to make a point
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1mo ago
I encourage you to pause and reflect on how confident and wrong you are at the same time.
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1mo ago
Because they would be throwing away margin for no real reason
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1mo ago
I'd vote if I could! Some days I feel I could start a whole revolution against taxation without representation...
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1mo ago
I understand how you feel I think you have to consider the lack of long term thinking is likely uniformly distributed among voters. Or said differently, if I read between the lines of what you're saying, I don't think dems are mor
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1mo ago
Thankfully 45% of people currently identify as independent so his approval among Republicans doesn't have the same impact you'd think it does. https://news.gallup.com/poll/700499/new-high-identify-politi.
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1mo ago
I appreciate the charitable interpretation but I was not even joking this time! :)
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1mo ago
"The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt." — Bertrand Russell. I'm not calling you to action, I'm explaining why I don't feel
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1mo ago
This seems like a complete waste of time given the more practical and more urgent need to clarify to everyone involved that current LLMs are not actually intelligent.
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