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bofadeez
6mo ago
How can prices reflect all available information if there's no profit to collecting the information and there are no informed quant traders? Who is collecting the information exactly so that prices can reflect it and what is their ince
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bofadeez
6mo ago
Maybe not "collapse" in a the sense of going to zero but if there was no profit to trading, then the quant trading industry would not exist, trading profits would collapse. Meanwhile Two Sigma is hiring alpha quants to be AI resea
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bofadeez
6mo ago
Step 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grossman%E2%80%93Stiglitz_para...
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bofadeez
6mo ago
That's just how limit order books work with mark-to-market pricing
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bofadeez
6mo ago
Lol this is so naive and optimistic. Claude will just do whatever it wants and apologize later. This is good for action #1 though.
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bofadeez
7mo ago
They still wear crowns?
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bofadeez
7mo ago
LLMs are designed to fool you into thinking they're right by providing plausible answers. Stop anthropomorphizing intermediate tokens as "reasoning" when all it can do is rationalize. E.g. "This test script failed but pr
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bofadeez
8mo ago
One agent can't even be trusted to think autonomously much less a tree of them
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bofadeez
8mo ago
No sounds like a normal person lol. Just ask an LLM why I'm right and you're wrong. You're welcome.
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Lol that's powerful cope. Just follow up with "it's not a riddle" and you'll get the right answer.
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Just follow up with "it's not a riddle" and the LLM will answer your question.
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Person 1: "I need chairs for two fathers and two sons to sit" Person 2: 'Okay, I have no idea how many chairs to grab, not enough information' - nobody ever (Person 2 has no ability to contribute to anything of economic
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Then you'll ask it to evaluate the possible solutions and it will forget the original problem entirely by the time it's done enumerating solutions. Great job, AI labs! It's almost TOO useful
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Oh you forgot to say "it's not a riddle" and then get the right answer lol
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Huh? https://alignment.anthropic.com/2026/hot-mess-of-ai/
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bofadeez
8mo ago
Ask any SOTA AI this question: "Two fathers and two sons sum to how many people?" and then tell me if you still think they can replace anything at all.
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bofadeez
8mo ago
We're all coming to terms with the fact that LLMs will never do complex tasks
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bofadeez
8mo ago
But as of now you're just wide open for abuse? Okay Resend uses SES since it's almost impossible to get private IP mail to hit the inbox through ProofPoint filters. Looks like you have no idea about any of this. You don't eve
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bofadeez
9mo ago
I think the author is way understating the uselessness of LLMs in any serious context outside of a demo to an investor. I've had nothing but low IQ nonsense from every SOTA model. If we're being honest with ourselves, Opus 4.5 &#x
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bofadeez
9mo ago
Opus 4.5 is maybe 10% better than GPT 3.5. It's a total joke and these AI lab CEOs should literally be put in prison with Bernie Maddoff
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bofadeez
9mo ago
This bubble is going to crash so much harder than any other bubble in history. It's almost impossible to overstate the level of hype. LLMs are functionally useless in any context. It's a total and absolute scam.
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bofadeez
9mo ago
It's far more insidious than that. It's tricking us into thinking it got the right answer.
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bofadeez
9mo ago
Yeah exactly this
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bofadeez
9mo ago
How many more appeal-to-authority counter arguments are going to be made in this thread
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bofadeez
9mo ago
"Defaming celebrities" that's a big concern lol. Let's also make sure billionaires securely obtain maximum luxury next.
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9mo ago
> Consensus isn't always preferable. See religion. Any examples where it's not preferable? Wisdom-of-Crowds coin-jar experiment: independent guesses are noisy, but their average reliably approximates the true count, showing gro
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9mo ago
Maybe version 2 will be better
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bofadeez
10mo ago
Post brought to us by the NSA
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bofadeez
10mo ago
This is conflating whistleblowing with the need to pay rent on your residence. This guy is not exactly a Julian Assange.
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10mo ago
Oh if he wasn't interferring, then they must have allowed him to keep living there? Why is that sad, you want him to be kicked out? (You forgot to use logic or explain a point of view and instead just made a random moral judgement an
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