celdon25

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by celdon25 1y ago
Love the username. A true grokker.
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by celdon25 1y ago
I was about to roast you until I realized this had to be satire given the situation, haha. They tried to imitate grok with a cheaply made system prompt, it had an uncanny effect, likely because it was built on a shaky foundation. And now t
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by celdon25 1y ago
> If you've built your value on promising imminent AGI then this sort of thing is purely a distraction, and you wouldn't even be considering it... unless you knew you weren't about to shortly offer AGI. I’m not a big fan o
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by celdon25 1y ago
They’ll also need a fleet of humanoid robots eventually to compete with Elon’s physical world data collection plans.
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by celdon25 1y ago
We had this in the 8th grade science class, and IMO it was much better than this Harvard version. Still PB&J with instructions. Teacher had a skeleton named "it". Anytime instructions referenced the word "it", the te
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by celdon25 1y ago
I was on a project that avoided making a bad decision because of Black Mirror. The project didn’t succeed regardless but people do get insights from the show even if it’s not always a plausible scenario.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Why wasn’t the ICOM framework (D. Kelley) allowed to make a scoring submission after they claimed to have beaten the scores? Are you concerned that may appear to contradict your mission statement and alienate the AGI community?
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by celdon25 2y ago
It’s not. You normally can’t marshal dynamic classses or their instances across process boundaries so your multithreading options are limited. But maybe the data class has a way to do that. I see no advantage to not use concrete classes if
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by celdon25 2y ago
I’m going to laugh if Elon buys it.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I’ll assume it was pronoun roles unless we hear back
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by celdon25 2y ago
Can you elaborate on what features they were demanding?
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by celdon25 2y ago
Yudkowsky’s MIRI was funded by Thiel in its early days. And I think that was a good thing btw. They have a noble mission. I doubt Kurzweil is a billionaire as well.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Musk is still there to take the hit, and he will. He's spoken about it openly to a degree. Something about how he's only planning to be in that role temporarily and will get back to building rockets. > DOGE is also demolishing
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by celdon25 2y ago
What evidence do you have that Trump was "bought" by Russia?
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by celdon25 2y ago
It's ironic that someone would think that because their candidate of choice didn't win in a democratic election (if they were even an American).
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by celdon25 2y ago
Reminds me of https://www.hacker.org/hvm/ (2008)
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by celdon25 2y ago
They interacted with you though, didn't they? Sounds like you didn't sell them.
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by celdon25 2y ago
You say that as if everyone hasn’t had first hand experience with them. That’s a very out of touch perspective.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Do more than you think you will need to do. The economy for software engineer hiring is changing rapidly and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future for reasons independent of AI. I got shaken out quickly (but am planning an epic
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by celdon25 2y ago
> Blame the government. You shouldn't be allowed to patent game mechanics IMO. Much of the current patent laws are international law regulated by the WTO. Our current agreement was signed by Clinton. I think it needs an overhaul. Cu
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by celdon25 2y ago
Thank you for taking the time to explain it in a way that made some sense to me.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Elon didn't give the order to do that, but it's likely convenient to Trump if people think he did (but that only works for so long). The criticism doesn't affect Elon, who isn't planning on staying in that role for long
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by celdon25 2y ago
Elon wasn't given that authority. If he asserted it early on it was later taken away. It's been said over and over that his access is read-only and any findings are to be made fully transparent to the public.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I'm sure we'll see a microbubble in this space before long.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I'm curious if you've given thought to improving json-schema support. Zed just packages VSCode's implementation ( https://github.com/zed-industries/json-language-server ), which is generally decent, but h
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by celdon25 2y ago
When did anyone with credibility say that?
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by celdon25 2y ago
No he can’t.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Not sure if I understand where the complaint is coming from. Sounds like he was simply reminding everyone that you have to take one opinion or another. The term for those people who want to prohibit dissent is “fascist”. Feel free to break
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by celdon25 2y ago
Saw the domain name and already knew how the rest was going to go. Fake outrage and clout-chasing virtue-signaling is my diagnosis.
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by celdon25 2y ago
I think we could use more people like your description of him, frankly. There’s way too many zombies on the internet that have a societal need to be called out or corrected, Maciej style. It’s not like this guy is a VC funded hack that take

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