alexgoodhart

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by alexgoodhart 10d ago
My guess is that at best it's a specious argument. It would be interesting but difficult to try to elucidate. Still what occurs to me is – Cheaper: than what? Is it that premodern architects had the same technology and materials availa
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by alexgoodhart 12d ago
Wait we don't like xyz domains??? :(((( !!?
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by alexgoodhart 15d ago
I think people are too reserved in their unwillingness to operationalize ambiguity. Ambiguity is constantly being thrown in our face, with internal audits and other laughable attestations of virtue that amount to a pantomime of transparency
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by alexgoodhart 16d ago
Nah they already have tho there’s been bottles thrown shots fired people thrown from waymos Plus waymos become v spicy if someone attacks while ur in it
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by alexgoodhart 16d ago
The whole premise imagines that we have a fixed set of problems that have always been this way and are fully/honestly represented by this headline article by the chief NYT industry plug… and once corporations roll out the solutions, ta
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by alexgoodhart 16d ago
Using public safety as a cudgel to mandate adherence to any technology is a nonstarter. The imposition is huge. We’re talking about privacy, movement and its relationships with housing/work/family management/safety. At the ve
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by alexgoodhart 21d ago
I’m not sure that this follows. And I don’t understand why the pelican bro is not purposefully demonstrating variety of svg tasks to begin with
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by alexgoodhart 22d ago
Novel intelligence: If it's new to me, so let it be. The idea of intelligence has been recalled from the sleeping curves of postwar human potential measurement science, to testify on its purported existence. It arrives to a dizzying la
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by alexgoodhart 24d ago
I have an m1 Mac 64gb and look forward to trying this out Not many people share setup with actual setup handholding so that was very G of you
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
People and corporations? Come on. The US has now in one decade nearly doubled its military budget from ~$630 Billion to ~$1.2 Trillion. ICE alone has received tens of billions in funds in the past year.
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
I looked at it on my out of date FF and it looks fine.
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
“Feels intentionally cruel”? Where have you been? There is so much evidence of the deliberate cruelty that it beggars belief you’d say that.
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
I almost bought a studio a couple years ago, but I was starting a PhD and so I figured I had to prioritize MBP. These prices make that decision so bittersweet. I feel so shut out from being able to use AI as economic productivity without be
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
It looks really lovely. But it takes up so much space. Even sleeve is too much for me beyond its smallest chip, but ultimately I don’t want my screen space occupied at all by music
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
Oh I look forward to trying it. It reminds me of one of the app modes in Google’s horribly implemented disco project.
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by alexgoodhart 1mo ago
This is an AI response
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by alexgoodhart 2mo ago
I wonder how much faster your m5 pro is compared to my M1 Max @ 64gb
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by alexgoodhart 2mo ago
It doesn’t have any functional preservation though right?
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by alexgoodhart 2mo ago
The United States and China are both extremely powerful governments with dispositions towards their own citizens and the outside world that are unequivocally despicable. I don’t think that the discussion of Chinese tech devolves but you’re
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by alexgoodhart 2mo ago
This is wild. Do you think it's really a one prompter? K2.5 had a linux frontend one-shot for display that was very good looking and smooth but very little of it had function. Should I just like, idk, stop using subscriptions and API t
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by alexgoodhart 3mo ago
Because speech and communication obviously. That’s a ridiculous comparison. I am very much not a pro-social media person (this is a social media website, btw) but I am even less a nanny state person. EU loses plenty of support from the citi
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by alexgoodhart 3mo ago
You could literally send it to an ai
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by alexgoodhart 3mo ago
Somehow I doubt that political affiliations with crime syndicates are affecting heavily the dispositions of LLM developers. The industry itself though is one of incest.
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by alexgoodhart 3mo ago
That isn’t fully true is it? Microsoft claimed that its software’s use of various visualizations related to window state was covered by the 1985 agreement, and Apple claimed that this was not true; those window states were produced by Macin
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by alexgoodhart 4mo ago
Just the kind of victim the system loves.
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by alexgoodhart 4mo ago
Anthropic frames this as something emergent. Not 100% but in a way they always phrase it as like, it’s a great model, but our breaths were swept and taken with its approach to security.
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by alexgoodhart 4mo ago
What is the inference overhead on this
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by alexgoodhart 4mo ago
Your post script Seems to be a reaction to some quality of finger wagging you may have received from this article. Everything you said was true, it also was true that strategically it is generally outside the realm of most people’s risk tol
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by alexgoodhart 7mo ago
I mean what you just said is the huge load of shit. There are interesting differences in risk and pollution between trucking and piping, but they’re not nearly as black and white as you claim and they don’t require acrimony. Calm the hell d
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by alexgoodhart 1y ago
hip hip, h$o$r$r$a$y! Personally, I think that AI has already hit a grand plateau in terms of raw ability, and much more ingenious software solutions to augment its ability require not as much in terms of training and compute allowance, but

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