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by an0malous 2mo ago
I bet they’ll announce new fundraising soon. Someone gave them a top up to try and corner the market.
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by an0malous 2mo ago
the whole industry has become completely “ready, fire, aim” since 2021
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by an0malous 2mo ago
as an opportunity for profit* I think it’s important to clarify the incentives at play, people are rarely evil for the sake of being evil
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by an0malous 2mo ago
The history of scientific revolutions does not support this view
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by an0malous 2mo ago
When the VCs finish their rug pull, i.e. the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs
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by an0malous 2mo ago
Now we’re ruled by an oligarchy of psychopaths and everyone’s wondering how this happened
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by an0malous 2mo ago
They stated their preference, not that there should be a rule to enforce their preference.
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by an0malous 2mo ago
> Guillermo Rauch This guy posted selfies with the war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, did you really need his money? https://x.com/rauchg/status/1972669025525158031
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by an0malous 2mo ago
No it’s not an example of that. Do you store components in your component state?
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by an0malous 2mo ago
> A back-of-the-envelope calculation finds that covering aicapex through identifiable ai income requires revenue on the order of $2.5trn per year, more than tech’s entire combined revenue today. … > All these complex calculations roug
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by an0malous 2mo ago
https://archive.is/VktAK
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by an0malous 2mo ago
The observer effect, depersonalization and derealization sound a lot like how many mystical traditions describe awakening of Self-realization
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by an0malous 3mo ago
They shut down their own airports and military bases because their own craft were flying over them?
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by an0malous 3mo ago
Dozens of sensitive military bases, nuclear facilities, and airports reported incursions and some shut down their air spaces in response, are you saying the Air Force, NORTHCOM, and airport air traffic control don’t know what airplanes are?
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by an0malous 3mo ago
Why are these drones so easy to shoot down, but the ones invading airspaces over nuclear bases and other sensitive installations hundreds of times for months all over Europe and the east coast of the US were never shot down or tracked even
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by an0malous 3mo ago
AI is the private equity of software and digital media, it makes the first 80% way easier and the last 20% way harder so no one bothers with the last 20% anymore. It’s the ultimate enshittification tool.
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by an0malous 3mo ago
I tried posting an Ask HN about my experience using Claude and ChatGPT for medical advice, but it didn't get enough upvotes for any responses. Maybe this is a good place to repost (the part relevant to medical treatment is at the end):
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by an0malous 3mo ago
I don’t think he’s dumb, I think he’s very cynical and only does things he benefits from. He’s not dumb for selling out the country because he doesn’t care about the country, he’s accomplished his goal of enriching himself. I can’t find it
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by an0malous 3mo ago
Don’t worry, they’ll get bailed out
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“competition is for losers” — Peter Thiel
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by an0malous 3mo ago
Wasn’t that YC startup Delve doing exactly this? https://www.iansresearch.com/resources/all-blogs/post/securi...
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by an0malous 3mo ago
I said this in another thread a while ago, and one of these people who thinks Apple isn’t on the side of privacy cited a lawsuit they settled around Siri listened to conversations: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article&
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by an0malous 3mo ago
Why? It’s a position of less security and stability
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So he thinks open weight models will lead to “AI communism” and “dystopian hell” and in the very next point proposes that the US create a federal agency to discourage the use of open weight Chinese models. The motivated reasoning in this po
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by an0malous 3mo ago
This would be awesome if someone could add 3D rendering to make it actually look like I’m pressing a little jelly ball. It would make it so fun to press buttons that CA and EU would have to make jelly buttons illegal.
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by an0malous 3mo ago
> responding "if you can't be bothered to write it, I can't be bothered to read it" really sets people off That’s crazy, it seems like such an obviously fair policy to me. They rarely even read their own generated tex
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by an0malous 3mo ago
I don’t even know what Codex is anymore and at this point I’m too afraid to ask. I remember the days when it was a VSCode extension. Didn’t they also name their new hardware product Codex?
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by an0malous 3mo ago
> We're 3 to 4 years into the LLM revolution and the rate of progress is still impressive. The “Attention Is All You Need” paper came out in 2017 and OpenAI released GPT-1 in 2018. ChatGPT was released in late 2022 but that was not
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I feel like there’s a takeaway here for the male loneliness epidemic but I’m not sure what

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