doitLP

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by doitLP 12d ago
Grifters don’t usually spend their entire lives devoted to preparing for something that doesn’t yet exist, giving up whatever else they like doing to work on that problem, and spending years trying to plan out how to make things go well for
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Try some different diets(mapwriting.substack.com)
1 points by doitLP 13d ago|2 comments
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Please, take 2 min to tell your representative to regulate AI (US)(actonai.org)
1 points by doitLP 19d ago|1 comments
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by doitLP 19d ago
What is it you’re doing?
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by doitLP 19d ago
> AI capability is limited by AI safety in the way the power of a rifle is limited by how safe it is to use But merely making it safe to use still prevents unnecessary death. And advocacy against rifles in general, or general gun safet
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Pivot to AI safety, I beg you(ceselder.substack.com)
12 points by doitLP 19d ago|14 comments
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Where Are You Going?(mapwriting.com)
2 points by doitLP 29d ago|0 comments
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Ultrahumanism(jsanilac.com)
1 points by doitLP 1mo ago|0 comments
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A powerful technique for enjoying the present moment(mapwriting.substack.com)
2 points by doitLP 2mo ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 2mo ago
Not a trope if you go back another 12’000 years or so!
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by doitLP 2mo ago
Tap the spider icon in the corner to hide the menu
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by doitLP 2mo ago
Already happening. https://mapwriting.substack.com/p/living-subscription-free-i...
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by doitLP 3mo ago
And this was itself written by an LLM…we read so much of this stuff now that I’m worried about is we’re all just going to start writing like this whether we use LLMs or not. https://mapwriting.substack.com/p/living-subs
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by doitLP 3mo ago
And obviously written by an AI
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Living subscription-free in my brain(mapwriting.substack.com)
3 points by doitLP 3mo ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 3mo ago
> At a macro level brain rot is real, but it cuts across all generations and it started long before LLMs. The thing is, if there’s a way to do something easier people will generally just do that. All the nostalgia of the olden days has a
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by doitLP 3mo ago
And all of that was accomplished without AI! Not all advances are equivalently beneficial as of course you know, and all come with tradeoffs. Not everyone is willing to accept those tradeoffs, especially without being asked. Parent is conce
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by doitLP 4mo ago
Sounds pretty bad, but what’s the context? We should be skeptical of a quote out of context with some dogpile parallels without any other context. When did he say it? Where did he say it?
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by doitLP 4mo ago
> God could come down in a chariot made of golden carrots With imagery like this, I’d love to read your other work! Link?
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by doitLP 4mo ago
Thank you for this article. I know no truly effective weapon against the Kingsnorthian Machine, except to name it and remind people that they are still creatures and not machines. That it doesn’t have to be this way. That for 99% of our his
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Not just writers…there’s unions for every piece of the pie and they all have members and pensions and have to justify their existence. There’s the ever-increasing restrictions and cost of shooting in California and the huge incentives other
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by doitLP 5mo ago
This really isn’t Reddit. Please try to preserve the last vestige of something resembling good dialogue on the internet.
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Yes it tends to have the most things running in it, including backbone and internal services that only exist in that region.
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by doitLP 5mo ago
“Something went wrong with the editor” when loading page
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Good example but it still sounds more like a “tech lead”: this guy is still focused on tactical line level with other players than on handling the overall strategy, PR, plans, hiring, etc that a coach does
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Not really. I’m asking why he’s a genius . When I was told that WW2 wouldnt have gone the same without George C Marshall or how amazing Teddy Roosevelt was at getting stuff done, I went and read their bios and now I understand. Cook does t
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by doitLP 5mo ago
I’m not underestimating what he does, I’m asking what does he actually do to make it happen beyond setting priorities and holding subordinates accountable? I’m not questioning that he does many things well and right and even genius, I jus
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Yes but those are outcomes — what did he do that got him there? Lots of people want preferential production and lower cost; Was it that he had the budget to pay more and dictate standards? If that’s the case that’s not genius as much as hav
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by doitLP 5mo ago
Thanks, but how did he do it? Actually what does he do than saying “ok guys tip priority is moving these units”? Like do he come up with the strategies? Or is he good at picking winners when he sees them from proposals of his underlings?
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by doitLP 5mo ago
> Cook was, without question, an operational genius I’ve seen this quoted time and again. In this article the evidence is that he outsourced manufacturing to a JIT chain in China. That doesn’t seem very genius to me. Yes they were able t

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