armchairhacker

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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
(2025) https://web.archive.org/web/20250306164451/https://intellige... > If anyone builds ASI, everyone dies Unless I’m mistaken, it’s the same message as https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Ladybird planned to release alpha this year. Unfortunately extensions are unsupported, but maybe soon: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/976
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
If you really care, a) use an open model or b) obscure your identity to Anthropic. Otherwise, you're already vulnerable: Anthropic can silently record every change Claude makes to every codebase, maybe they already do.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
I’d rather the psycho have a brain implant that physically prevents him from murder, but I wouldn’t trust such an implant myself fearing abuse or malfunction. I’d change my mind if the AI was really smart or controlled an agile, dangerous
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
I’m put off by AI agents adhering to a different morality than me, particularly (ironically) copyright, and their data accessible by the AI company and government. Geohot is right, an LLM should be aligned to its user: https://ge
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Can you get them shipped from Amazon? https://a.co/d/0gsXqe9w (I don’t know your town, but this ships to Brunswick)
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
We need a new specification language for summaries. I think just a (pseudo?-)programming language’s API (modules, interfaces, method signatures), but more concise and descriptive than Java, maybe Haskell or OCaml minus quirks (…the academic
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
I remember waking around 7am and leaving school around 3pm, then no more than on average ~2 hours of extracurriculars and ~2 hours of homework. I think the quantity was reasonable, except too much busywork, I wish I could replace it with su
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Kagi
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
You can say the same about planet Earth.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Will they accept Monero?
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
I believe JavaScript's was running in the web where Java could not (iPhones) or was considered too heavyweight (no startup). Then it became the true extremely portable language, because developers wanted a single language to write weba
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
If it’s auditable like open source code? Yes.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Again, give me an example
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Sure, but it’s analogous to AI generating a lot of code and a fancy presentation for a product that doesn’t actually work. You can do a lot with that, impress VCs and win stupid hackathons, but the market and need for quality is still there
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Sous vide The article is AI generated
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Show me an AI-generated work comparable to one of his.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
In the past I’ve experimented with many different programming paradigms. I think my AI coding benefits from that experience. I want to find new paradigms to write extensible, modular systems with AI, a problem that is still open. One thing
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
It’s AI
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
> Look at the most contentious issues in the US: abortion, climate change, taxing the wealthy, gun control, Affordable Healthcare Act. You left out immigration, crime, and “moral values”: https://www.pewresearch.org/polit
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
GP said cooperation, never implied the US would do it alone.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
You’re not necessarily wrong, but math proofs aren’t going to unify today’s brainrotted population.
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Wikipedia's side > [W]e believe a secret-ballot election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board is the appropriate path forward. This process protects individual choice and ensures that any outcome reflects the collective w
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by armchairhacker 2mo ago
Find something you're passionate about. - If you don't like programming, try to switch to a degree in something else - If you genuinely enjoy programming, do not try to switch - Explore specialty fields, if you're interested
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by armchairhacker 3mo ago
You know what they say, “it takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it”, and FIFA is really damaging their pristine reputation with this one.
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by armchairhacker 3mo ago
Figuring out what problems to solve or what features to include in the OS.
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by armchairhacker 3mo ago
This one focuses on Opus but has multiple models: https://andonlabs.com/blog/opus-5-vending-bench
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by armchairhacker 3mo ago
Better link, the primary source: https://andonlabs.com/blog/opus-5-vending-bench
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by armchairhacker 3mo ago
Current speed is “approximately one third of a token per second”

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