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by deadbabe 2mo ago
I wonder if just injecting a typo into each banned word when its used will be enough to bypass the keyword search for auto-banning.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Actually, I will just automate better prompts to put out 40 hours worth of prompting per week, but still working 2 or 3 hours.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
There is likely no way to have a decent LLM fit in a handful of GB and be as useful as the frontier ones we have today.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Do they? With AI agents, I work less , not more. The difference is it's off the books. On paper I seem to work the same but not in practice. I've gone from 40 hour work weeks to maybe 2 or 3 hours a day pushing some prompts. Some
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
I wonder if someday we’ll have a “monthend”, where most of society takes a whole week off at the end of a month. I think I’d like this better than a 4 day work week. People could come back truly rested. With the shift to AI, it could happen
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
And geothermal. Not even for the environmental aspects, just purely from energy demands, at any spot on the Earth where a data center could go.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
The tech tree where we develop tech to have tons of RAM is better and leads to more opportunities than the tech tree where everything is built for only a handful of GB of RAM. We may never have had LLMs if we didn’t go down the first path.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Imagine if people had said one day computer programs had to be more memory constrained because everything uses too much RAM. Madness. We'd never see 128GB of RAM.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
The problem is even if they could say no, you might want to see what they would have said anyway if they didn't say no, because it might show you something that leads you to rethink your original request. So "no" isn't r
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Then there will also be a push for cheaper, freer energy as well.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
I don't think people understand, tokens must never be constrained. Right now, LLMs are the worst they'll ever be, but imagine what they will be like at the peak: Anything you want to code, coded instantly. Not waiting for code to
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
I think it will be a good thing for other reasons: there will be a massive push to get hardware good enough to run local LLMs burning infinite tokens.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Run k-means over embeddings
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
The author struggled with categorization simply because they did not truly understand k-means clustering, a fundamental concept in this kind of computing science. You cannot just let a model run wild.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
More than just art in freeports.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Even Africa will surpass Europe with its massive data center upstarts breaking ground.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Society can overcome this problem by changing the way we think about text. Raw plain text should be banned, all text is cryptographically signed by the editor, gui element, or tool that created it.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
There is a marketplace on Bloomberg where you can buy and sell interesting stuff you don’t really find anywhere else. Some of it stored in freeports and delivered to your freeport, etc. top tier escorts, etc.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
It is, after its value has been exploited.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
A pattern I have noticed is you get way better results if you just have one skilled senior engineer coding everything with AI vs a lot of people. Having large teams in the age of AI is pointless. It slows things down and spreads accountabil
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Imagine a cure for sleep, it would be a big productivity gain for society if people could work way more hours or spend more hours consuming every day and not even be tired.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Where?
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
You could just teach her some real project management skills. Show her how to put together documents and code hygiene rules. Setup some CI/CD pipelines and have sub-agents that can review the code as it gets generated. Introduce her to
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
The entire US powergrid is so vulnerable right now, if there really was a cyber cold war the entire thing could be shut off overnight probably. Given that it's not happening, then it's probably just not a thing.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
At some point they will have to be won't they? Too many students. At scale, I imagine something similar to the Baseline Test in Bladerunner 2049.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
I can’t prove it, but my gut tells me a large amount of people on the web are basically just LARPing extremist takes or depressions as some kind of fun outlet. Why take the web seriously? It’s more fun to be some ridiculous person. Of cours
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Someone will figure it out.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Can you give some examples of these tasks that require an hour or more of reasoning?
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
You could take your silicon chip and have it re-etched only with model diffs for an upgraded version.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Respectfully, it’s nothing new. Weightlifting industry has known this concept forever, it’s often just expressed as charts rather than graphs, as it is easier to interpret. But they go even a step further, they extend into 3 dimensions to

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