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   by andai 2mo ago

   I understand Claude being niche (until they started running Superbowl ads?), but why'd it take Google this long to start catching up?
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   by andai 2mo ago

   Warm regards to GPT-6-NSA.
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   by andai 2mo ago

   Remember when someone set up a website tracking Elon Musk's private jet? iirc he politely asked him to take it offline.
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   by andai 2mo ago

   I'm in a similar boat. I end up re-learning the same things over and over again. I found a solution recently. "Critical mass." If I just don't see something frequently enough, my brain keeps deleting it. So, if there&#x2
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   by andai 2mo ago

   >You can make lots of money by making something appear novel and undiscovered, and consequently make yourself sound smart and cutting edge. Nobody raises a round to apply a well understood discipline correctly. I'm curious about thi
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   by andai 2mo ago

   Also out-speeding them, and that was before high speed inference. Out-ralphing them, you might say! https://ghuntley.com/ralph/ AGI ≈ artificial stupidity × infinite persistence
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   by andai 2mo ago

   Well, is the current global economy aligned with the planet? Isn't AI's main effect (and soon robotics) to accelerate and intensify the existing processes? I don't know what that looks like "post-scarcity" though, b
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   by andai 2mo ago

   https://xkcd.com/2889/
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   by andai 2mo ago

   >with the UK losing that warm current in ~47 years What's that going to look like?
10. 490.▲
    by andai 2mo ago

    Wow, thanks for sharing. The video shows this tool, which has a 3D harmony/dissonance explorer, which can be used as a makeshift musical insturment. https://aatishb.com/dissonance/
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    by andai 2mo ago

    See also: The Briefing https://intelligence.org/briefing/
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    by andai 2mo ago

    Fun question: in the "good" scenario, does the ASI align with humans, or with the planet and its ecosystems?
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    by andai 2mo ago

    >Either AI advances to the point we achieve a post scarcity society, or 99% of humanity becomes economically irrelevant and dies a slow death either way I don't understand, aren't these the same outcome? It's effectively i
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    by andai 2mo ago

    People are worried about general intelligence and superintelligence respectively. But a much simpler organism can still do an enormous amount of damage, as we've seen recently. It just needs to be really good at replicating.
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    by andai 2mo ago

    >The price has not changed since 1984. $1.50 in 1984 money is $3.21 in today's money. https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ I'd love to see a photo from 1984 though! Seen old photos from fast food chains where
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    by andai 2mo ago

    "Encourage your adversary to do more of the thing they've been pushing for half a century."
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    by andai 2mo ago

    I tell it "believe in yourself" and task goes from unsolvable to trivial. It's human ;)
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    by andai 2mo ago

    I had the same problem long before AI. At university we'd often be presented with some historical problem in computer science. Immediately the professor would go to the next slide, and spoil the solution! So I made a habit of covering
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    by andai 2mo ago

    > Remember when AI was going to take away our jobs and leave humans with nothing to do? So far, that doesn’t seem to be happening. Researchers from ActivTrak analyzed the digital activity of more than 10,000 workers and found that when p
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    by andai 2mo ago

    Very cool. Number keys and QWERTYU (or clicking the rows on the right) trigger the "modes" in isolation, which are surprisingly microtonal. Also you can draw your own drums! What! That's so cool
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    by andai 2mo ago

    Yeah they solved the main issue I had with Google. "I remember this exact thing, but not exactly how it was phrased..." Except not as much as I'd like... they often also don't know what the hell I'm talking about, a
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    by andai 2mo ago

    Nice. I heard something similar years ago. Instead of doing a RAG search based on the question, first hallucinate a plausible answer, and then use that as the query...
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    by andai 2mo ago

    The lack of awareness is the whole point of the argument.
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    by andai 2mo ago

    You do it because it's fun. Then you win, even if you lose! This also applies to everything else in life.
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    by andai 2mo ago

    A few months ago he posted a video where he realized his motivation behind the curse of the Eternal Enginedev: "I thought if I could just make a really good engine, making a game would be the easy part." Edit: Found it! https:&#x
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    by andai 2mo ago

    I read a passage in a book growing up, I can't remember what book it was, but it was about how crows are only black to humans, they can see different colors than we can so they're very colorful to each other, covered in all sorts
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    by andai 2mo ago

    Title sounds terrible, but the effects are positive from what I understood?
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    by andai 2mo ago

    "Yeah, you wouldn't know her, she goes to another school."
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    by andai 2mo ago

    If US model hacks US government, that's Very Bad. (China did this last year with Claude Code.) If Chinese model hacks US government... free marketing?
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    by andai 2mo ago

    I wanted to say "under filter" ones look way better, but then realized I have redshift enabled, so I was looking at double filtered ones!