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by baxtr 1y ago
> Action leads to motivation, not the other way around. For me, this sounds a bit tautological. Of course the opposite of procrastination is action. It’s similar to saying, “If you want to lose weight, just eat less.” It’s certainly tr
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by baxtr 1y ago
This is a typical "corporate speak" / "trustwahsing" statement. It’s usually super vague, filled with feel-good buzzwords, with a couple of empty value statements sprinkled on top.
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by baxtr 1y ago
That’s probably the best compliment I’ve received in a while. Thanks!
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by baxtr 1y ago
I want to live to see these tools being deployed in VC offices. What are these guys doing anyway besides going to the gym, having coffee dates, and putting out BS posts on X?!
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by baxtr 1y ago
Nice site. Looks slick! I wonder though how the data is actionable? What can I do with it?
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by baxtr 1y ago
There’s a fine line between being an AGI skeptic and an AI skeptic. While I don’t believe the “AI will take all jobs” VC tales, I also think not using LLMs in software development workflows is similar to not wanting to use Excel as an accou
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by baxtr 1y ago
This. 100%. I think and say this all the time. But people keep continue to say that AI will take all our jobs and I’m so utterly confused by this. Sometimes I wonder if I have gone mad or everyone else.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I think there is a difference though. I have seen people who are useful but not perceived as being valuable. Key differentiator in all these cases was bad or missing communication. Do good stuff and make sure enough people notice. If you do
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Please stop with the new acronyms. It's still SEO:Search Everywhere Optimization(sparktoro.com)
3 points by baxtr 1y ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 1y ago
Legends. I wish today’s national policies had the same analytical rigor and clarity of thought.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I think it’s the other way around. If LLMs continue to become more powerful, hiring more juniors who can use them will be a no-brainer.
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Strategy for Competing with the Soviets in the Military [pdf] (1976)(americawar.wordpress.com)
10 points by baxtr 1y ago|14 comments
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by baxtr 1y ago
Can you elaborate on that? How can xAI integration into telegram incite pogroms?
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by baxtr 1y ago
my funnel is somewhat like that: scan HN page => go to discussion based on article title (5%) => go to actual article based on discussion (5%)
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by baxtr 1y ago
How is this something the police are concerned with? I mean municipal authorities, maybe, but police? Wouldn’t be the case in most of Europe at least.
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by baxtr 1y ago
This is a bit of a different area: but since the last elections, I have subscribed to the New York Times. I don’t always agree with them, but I feel like I’m strengthening the counter-side.
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by baxtr 1y ago
His comment is a reflection of the future Software operating model they’ll have.
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by baxtr 1y ago
>This shift from writing to reading code can make engineers feel as if they are bystanders in their own jobs. The Amazon engineers said that managers have encouraged them to use A.I. to help write one-page memos proposing a solution to
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by baxtr 1y ago
> In humans, the infrared contact lenses enabled participants to accurately detect flashing morse code-like signals and to perceive the direction of incoming infrared light. “It’s totally clear cut: without the contact lenses, the subje
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by baxtr 1y ago
I’ve also read some of your other comments. Please don’t get me wrong here, it’s nothing personal: I think you might need to consider that the article isn’t as "good" and concise as you think it is. If so many people misunderstood
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by baxtr 1y ago
"Brute force attack"?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Thanks. The way you describe the topic, a dimension is missing in the article: who am I writing for? Related: I think pg would benefit from graphics here and there. Creating visuals like the 2x2 matrix you describe help tremendously to make
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by baxtr 1y ago
What can you conclude then?
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by baxtr 1y ago
"Sometimes it’s a good idea to reinvent the wheel" would have been a better title.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I think the difference is that a hammer manufacturer wouldn’t suggest that the hammer will replace the handyman with its next update.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Maybe it’s true that writing that sounds good is also more likely to be right. But I’m pretty sure this doesn’t hold for speech.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Yes, I fully agree. But that’s my point. We have to compare LLM performance to some shape we know.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I’d argue real judges are unreliable as well. The real question for me is: are they less reliable than human judges? Probably yes. But I favor a relative measurement to humans than a plain statement like that.
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by baxtr 1y ago
> The term, “Quantum Picturalism” was coined to describe this unique approach of teaching quantum concepts visually, reducing intimidation and opening the field to broader audiences.
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by baxtr 1y ago
But why would he die with AGI? I don’t get it :D

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