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961.
by deadbabe 1y ago
LLMs don’t form ideas at all. They search vector space and produce output, sometimes it can resemble ideas if you loop into itself.
962.
by deadbabe 1y ago
There is truly no such thing as a “black box” when it comes to software, there is only a limit to how much patience a human will have in understanding the entire system in all its massive complexity. It’s not like an organic brain.
963.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Form ideas without the use of language. For example: imagining how you would organize a cluttered room.
964.
by deadbabe 1y ago
When the law fails its people, the people have no choice but to take the law into their own hands. What good are courts, if a perpetrator is never brought to justice? It leaves no choice, but to resort to a very primal form of justice: kill
965.
by deadbabe 1y ago
No it is not. Here’s why: Hackernews is more accurately called a forum, and forums have been around way longer than social media. The key defining aspect of a social media platform, is that the members are minting social currency and buil
966.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Take bromelain.
967.
by deadbabe 1y ago
What if we designed nuclear cooling towers to be more aesthetic? Maybe it would become desirable to see.
968.
by deadbabe 1y ago
With LLMs, I think we will finally have the missing piece needed to make something like MTurk work at scale. Bad data or false work was a big problem on MTurk, but now LLMs should be able to act as reasonable quality assurance for each and
969.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Doesn’t matter, he’s dead now.
970.
by deadbabe 1y ago
There is only one way to beat the paradox of choice: fall in love. Then, it won’t matter that there are richer, more attractive, more intelligent options out there: you love what you love and that’s what you should pursue, and when you get
971.
by deadbabe 1y ago
I don’t have to. LLMs built by trillion dollar companies will do it for me.
972.
by deadbabe 1y ago
With AI, we will finally be able to do the impossible: roll our own crypto .
973.
by deadbabe 1y ago
His death later inspired the movie Donnie Darko, about a kid in 1988 who is killed by a jet engine in similar circumstances.
974.
by deadbabe 1y ago
But then you get stuff like Deepseek R1.
975.
by deadbabe 1y ago
I wouldn’t doubt that maybe there’s also some condition where people can’t see physical images at all. Like they know where stuff is because signals go to their brain but if you ask them to describe what they are seeing they can’t, they see
976.
by deadbabe 1y ago
To grow “soft power”. Especially by agreeing to things you probably would have done anyway.
977.
by deadbabe 1y ago
The number one thing people fail to truly take advantage of is the triple tax advantage of HSA accounts. So powerful. Even better is that you can save medical receipts throughout your life and withdraw all that money for any purpose in the
978.
by deadbabe 1y ago
It’s been an idea before but personally until it’s an e-ink display that looks indistinguishable from printed game boards I won’t bother. Don’t like the digital aesthetic.
979.
by deadbabe 1y ago
What’s a better place for hosting a .onion, Panaman or Switzerland?
980.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Where else would OpenAI move to? Texas? Florida?
981.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Your mom and dad must be much older, but at 42 you are among the first of the millennials and that’s a pretty tech literate generation. You’ve experienced a huge spectrum of tech and software in various forms, and struggled through their ev
982.
by deadbabe 1y ago
So why are the forests growing faster
983.
by deadbabe 1y ago
In general, you should avoid putting people in positions where they have to admit their inadequacy to fulfill your preferences. A better question is to first ask what they have, and see if there is reasonable expectation they can fulfill so
984.
by deadbabe 1y ago
They can invest all the interest they make into higher risk higher reward investments, like the S&P500.
985.
by deadbabe 1y ago
40s have very little experience with tech? Those were the people who practically invented tech as we know it today. Most AI researchers are in their 40s and 50s, and have been experimenting with machine learning and AI for the past decades.
986.
by deadbabe 1y ago
As bad as the current US administration is, a day in my life today is not really any worse from what it has been under past Presidents.
987.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Why convince them? If they never go outside, they’ll just be inside anyway. You won’t interact with them. Metaphorically. Real life is a place, not an idea.
988.
by deadbabe 1y ago
More constructive!? Ok, let’s break it down for you: What all 8 billion people in the world think does not matter to you. There are people out there cutting heads off in the name of religion, or people who think their dictator is a divine
989.
by deadbabe 1y ago
You turn off your computer and go outside.
990.
by deadbabe 1y ago
Personally I think it would be awesome if we could browse a 1999 version of the web. Better than the crap we have today, even if it is all just AI generated.

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