geremiiah

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by geremiiah 5mo ago
OK, this is just ridiculous now. Cut it with all this "all you need" crap. I'm only commenting on the title. I like their work.
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
Nah, I think that's a bit of a cop-out. Capitalism heavily incentivizes competition at the detriment of everything else. You can talk about moral duties all you want, but in a hyper-competitive environment, if you don't do the thi
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
The Catholic Church has at present no answer to that question. The contemporary political-economic stance of the Catholic Church is based on economic liberalism and capitalism and maintaining a just balance between capital and labour, as in
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
1) Definitely NOT happening. In fact, everyone is working on autonomous drones right now. 2) LLM based systems don't have any internal logic. That will just vomit some slop that rationalizes every constrait you try to bind them by and
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
I grew up Catholic, and I don't regonize myself or any of my Catholic upbringing in anything you wrote, at all.
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
If you can't fight them, join them. That's completely meaningless. Of course everyone will be doing their best to try to be the one who is AI-augmented rather than AI-replaced, but the end effect is still a far more brutal job m
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
Political and economic ramification aside, if we truly create ASI, that severely reduces the value of humanity. We essentially give birth to our enslavers and eventually humanity will be second class on this planet. How is that something to
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
The people who are most struggling are juniors and unions generally do not help, but rather hinder hiring of juniors.
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
That's what I'm saying. It's a misdiagnosis. Whether or not they have tantrums should not be a factor in whether or not they are high-functioning or low-functioning.
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by geremiiah 5mo ago
What's more plausible? Did they cure low functioning autism in two years? Or did they simpily miscategorize the kids and the kids grew out of their diagnosis as they matured?
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
I'm not American and I was not thinking from the perspective of an American inclined to join the US military. Moreover consider that the situation sucks both for the soldier being blown up and also for the one doing the blowing up. If
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
I have seen the videos where they surrender. I have also seen the countless videos where they would clearly have surrendered if given a chance, but instead, they were blown up.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
One scary aspect of drones is that they can loiter around an area. Unlike shelling or traditional missiles, you can spam an enemy city with drones and they can remain operational and waiting, until people emerge from their bunkers. And soon
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Almost all of these are 1st or 2nd gen European diaspora, or the spouses of such people, who 1. still have financial ties to the European country from which they originate through inheritance of assets from their parents/grandparents 2
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
If you're rich enough, you can buy a small local business, like a local pizzeria, and hire x amount of people or invest x amount of money and you get a permanent residence visa through investment. This path is available in pretty much
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
I wonder if hiring is a big factor here. I presume, all the really good systems+parallel programmers would rather gain more experience on NVIDIA hardware than AMD, so given the choice, they'd go with NVIDIA. Does AMD do enough to win t
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Is this why grocery stores are so keen to get you to use their coupon app or hand them your phone number? I always refuse, but I always wondered what they do with the data.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
It's tifoso or tifosa (female). Tifosi is plural.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Well, yes, that's why the rest of science was invented, no? I did not mean to imply that AI would restrict itself to philoshical thinking and formal logic.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Not it's not like saying that at all.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
We are already on the cusp of fully automated reasoning, and once we have fully automated reasoning, OpenAI and Anthropic can just dedicate part of their compute towards generating new high quality novel output, which will then be fed as tr
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
A robotics factory that is fully automated. Hence "dark" because they can just turn the lights off and let the machines run 24/7 in the dark. I guess in this instance it means some kind of harness and framework that lets mode
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
IMHO, social media itself is not the issue. The issue is rather, why are teenagers glued to their screens? The answer is because they aren't doing something else that is social and physical. So if you ban their access to TikTok or what
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
The only part of Meta I care about is the PyTorch team. Are those people also being affected by this?
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
People who are lucky in life never question their faith, because why would they? That's why Christians are happier. I grew up Christian, but I was not lucky in life. Christianity did fuck all to help me. Actually, I find more peace in
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
TPUs are systolic arrays right? So does that mean that Google is using a hetreogenous cluster compromising both GPUs and TPUs, for workloads that don't map well or at all on TPUs?
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
The AI would have redundancy, both in terms of its power source and also because it can literally replicate itself and have multiple instances running all over the world. Also, an army of drones that you'd have to dodge just to go anyw
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Besides the argument above, that an AGI powerful enough to replace 99.999% of humanity won't be controllable, there's also the economic argument: corporations, executives, all that means nothing if 99.999% are unemployed. Our econ
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
Point is, if an AGI becomes powerful and capable enough of replacing 99.999% of humanity, the likes of Sam Altman and Elon Musk won't be able to control it.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
The monkeys claimed ownership of the world's resources according to monkey law. I guess we are now subservient to the monkeys.

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