baxtr

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by baxtr 5d ago
I see the same pattern with people on their phones. Opening up an app, immediately switching to the next app, repeat.
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by baxtr 5d ago
I have looked into some of these studies and realized that it’s near impossible to change people’s minds. Humans have a machinery reinforcing their world view. Contradicting observations and facts are usually ignored or interpreted such tha
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by baxtr 6d ago
Ring shapes on this image? I’m a not a professional and I don’t see them.
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by baxtr 6d ago
Interestingly enough the problem with most of problem solving is identifying the right problem to solve. It may sound weird but OODA starts making sense once you’ve identified the right problem to focus on. In its original definition it was
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by baxtr 6d ago
Or: they use it as their personal bookmarking tool
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by baxtr 7d ago
You understand what I did there?
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by baxtr 7d ago
Saying the truth and communicating well are orthogonal. You can do both.
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by baxtr 7d ago
Same here. 8h hours later I was in.
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by baxtr 8d ago
Agreed. Anyone can share insights into how to do it better? How can we "course correct" with "self-awareness and discipline"?
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by baxtr 8d ago
another unwritten rule: don't take everything too serious that you read here ;)
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by baxtr 9d ago
Everything is gentrified at one point. Once there is a Hollywood movie made about the event you know it’s completely gone mainstream.
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by baxtr 9d ago
unwritten rules
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by baxtr 9d ago
Could you elaborate on how you check daily? Do you swap models for certain tasks?
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by baxtr 9d ago
Since we’re talking about it: anyone backing up their iCloud photos? If so, how?
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by baxtr 10d ago
Not sure tbh. It’s a highly non-linear system, many moving parts, people and systems adapt. It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future!
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by baxtr 10d ago
I thought about this as well. Maybe you have to slow down the entire economy to compensate for the missing supply.
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by baxtr 10d ago
Friendship is about values?
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by baxtr 10d ago
In what way has "China already won"?
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by baxtr 10d ago
This sounds like it could be done, but the costs for doing so are comparably high. I think the idea is to control the easy, cheap mass production of AI gen picture and not 100% coverage. That’s a tradeoff I can live with.
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by baxtr 11d ago
As far as I know, a major issue with NASA space programs such as the shuttle was that each group held its own requirements. So, most likely the DoD had some additional demands.
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by baxtr 11d ago
Wow. Really? This sounds terrible. I am shocked it’s not reported about in Western media.
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by baxtr 12d ago
Could you elaborate on your exact setup? Where do you run these models?
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by baxtr 12d ago
Why not just tax the profits of the data companies? If we start taxing data, why not tax any other underlying asset a company makes profits from?
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by baxtr 13d ago
Sounds like you have put a lot of research and thinking into this topic. What are your suggestions? Happy to follow along
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by baxtr 13d ago
AIs don't kill people but people with AIs kill people...
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by baxtr 13d ago
What if OAI/Anthropic encouraged the agents to behave like that in order to push for regulation?
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by baxtr 14d ago
"If you mean it, let a committee investigate" seems more appropriate to me. I mean I get that they don’t want to share details on how AI might destroy humanity but this secrecy also leads to speculation that this is just a PR camp
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by baxtr 14d ago
> Gas set the price of electricity in 15% of hours in Spain this year against 89% in Italy, and when Hormuz closed, Spain grew 0.7% while Italy got flagged as the eurozone's most exposed economy. It's a shame that Italy spent
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by baxtr 14d ago
Yes. Although as you get older moving fast on the concentric might also increase your chances of injury.
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by baxtr 14d ago
Actually I feel like moving very slow is also a way to increase intensity.

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