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by ares623 9mo ago
Just needs to be more valuable than the US bonds that are 100% gonna tank I guess “I don’t need to outrun the bear. I just need to outrun you. “
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by ares623 9mo ago
DevSlops engineer
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by ares623 9mo ago
Tempted to copy the content and launder it through another LLM and post a comment linking to my own version
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by ares623 9mo ago
Sloperator
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by ares623 9mo ago
Orc, meet hobbits.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Alternate headline: AI discovering so many exploits that cybersecurity can't keep up Am I doing this right?
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by ares623 9mo ago
Where will the training data come from?
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by ares623 9mo ago
They have everything to gain by saying those things. It doesn’t even need to be true. All the benefits arrive at the point of tweeting. If it turns out to be not true then they don’t lose anything. So we are in a state where people can just
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by ares623 9mo ago
Would you ever blindly trust it?
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by ares623 9mo ago
can it be reported as on-topic to bring it back?
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by ares623 9mo ago
As I read this post I realized that a majority of my US colleagues _write exactly like that_ holy crap it’s gonna bug me all the time now.
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by ares623 9mo ago
We were promised supersonic jets today or very soon though and our economies have been held hostage waiting for that promise.
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by ares623 10mo ago
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. An invite only platform where invites need to be given and received in person. It'll be pseudonymous, which should hopefully help make moderation manageable. It'll be an almost cult
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by ares623 10mo ago
"You'll get your ~rent~ unauthenticated content when ~you fix the damn door~ the bots stop scraping"
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by ares623 10mo ago
Who are the new owners? And how soon will the inevitable rug pull happen? I like their marketing angle though. There's definitely a niche opening at the moment.
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by ares623 10mo ago
15 years ago!
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by ares623 10mo ago
Oh geez I didn't mean in that way. More the social stigma that permeated in that time.
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by ares623 10mo ago
I wonder how Americans will feel if they get treated like how Muslims were treated after 9/11
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by ares623 10mo ago
You can all tell us “i told you so” when we meet each other in the bread lines comrade.
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by ares623 10mo ago
It was still better than those two. Until chatgpt came out and then it was crisis mode.
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by ares623 10mo ago
Or nowadays, any number of players. Now that market data is made available by brokers and decisions can be colluded based on such data.
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by ares623 10mo ago
I think technology has always been a tool to impose will over others. Computing was just such a unique kind of technology where, for a decently long time, only a subset of people knew how to use it, and that subset didn’t have existing weal
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by ares623 10mo ago
That’s an interesting thought. Thanks.
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by ares623 10mo ago
This must be what it feels like to be a CEO and someone tells me they solved coding.
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by ares623 10mo ago
I don’t think the current industry can survive without both frontier training and inference. Getting rid of frontier training will mean open source models will very quickly catch up. The great houses of AI need to continue training or die.
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by ares623 10mo ago
Will you take it seriously from someone who _hasn't_ worked at those companies? It's a realistic take. I personally wouldn't absolve him of his contribution though.
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by ares623 10mo ago
> Major news outlets have articles of multiple instances that LLMs can talk people into suicide. Most of them making it to the front page of this very forum. > “i’ve never seen it” > some high profile developer posts an article tha
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by ares623 10mo ago
Last I checked the chisel industry promised way less and didn’t hold the entire planet’s economy hostage
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by ares623 10mo ago
I dunno. AI slop could become digital fentanyl.
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by ares623 10mo ago
Can’t help but draw parallels to how working with AI feels like. Your coworker opens a giant impressive looking PR and marks it ready for review. Meanwhile it’s up to someone else in the team to do the actual work of checking. Meanwhile the

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