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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
https://parallel.ai/ I bet lot of companies want to provide search results to AI agents.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
The most important quality of any successful trend (eg windows, internet, smart phones, cloud computing) has been convenience. Which is also the reason why I think Meta Glasses have a real chance to take off.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
If copying content from harddrive to another is theft, then so is DNA copying itself. Everything is a Remix culture. We should promote remix culture rather than hamper it. Everything is a Remix (Original Series) https://youtu.be&
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
If I were PM at LinkedIn, I would do some cross social network info pollination to correct the LinkedIn. I would promote power users from bluesky or twitter who are technical or otherwise have lot of good analysis. Experts are prolific user
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
There is a new term "load-bearing" which is used a lot in my usage of AI. Has anyone else encountered this term being used a lot in their conversations? Or is it a quirk of personalization?
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
The same about surveys and polls. I know no one who has ever been polled or surveyed. When will we stop this fascination with made up infographics crisis?
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Exactly. Tools like grep, ls are also in the same category. Even in algorithm, we have techniques like memoization and Dynamic Programming which allow us to speed up things. Why should LLM fill up its context by "manually" doing w
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Can this be also used as an attack vector? A small seed percentage of users constantly choosing a particular poisoned pypi library to achieve a niche task which gets rled into the model suggestions and recommendations.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
QA has a reputation problem. Because it is considered as unimportant role, good people don't get attracted to it. The average people who do don't do a good job.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
How powerful are the Culture Minds? || The Culture Lore https://youtu.be/lpvzs4xc7zA For Minds to be truly powerful, they need to be given freedom. A truly powerful mind will indeed be conscious. Such a powerful conscious s
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
What are the differences wrt Recursive Language Models
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/JIXdkKBFw-4 Radars can be fooled with this simple physics hack called Lunenberg Lens
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
It is already having impact in triaging support tickets and faster resolution using logs.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Pen / writing represents bits. Sword represents atoms. We already know atoms > bits. Nation states by their monopoly on violence through judicial system have abused that power. You can do hairsplitting analysis all day long but real
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Why do think I support Netanyahu? The fact that he choose that example says more about his ideals and psyche. I am merely pointing out the fallacy that a better informed populace doesn't immediately translate to good policies.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Listen to Netanyahu speech where he said Evil can win over Good through sheer power.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
This is symptom of the misunderstanding among people that somehow more people being knowledgeable about politics will bring about a change. "Pen is mightier than sword" was probably written by a person who only wielded pen. It&#x2
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
All of our current systems are currently designed keeping in mind the restrictions of costs and human working speed. What if we remove those friction using software, The remaning friction will be all due to physical reality. Then humanity&#
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Would the dynamical strange attractor system that is brain start in the same basin as it died in? Something to think about.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Religion is a signalling mechanism itself. Everybody knows there is bad stuff in there. Like fireflies synchronising their flashes. Or magnetization has locked in the spin states and now changing the direction is very difficult.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Goons are bad publicity. Doing your dirty stuff as hidden from view as possible is best option
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Max Tegmark, a cosmologist and MIT professor, is known for his "provocative ideas" and has a self-imposed rule regarding his work: "Every time I've written ten mainstream papers, I allow myself to indulge in writing one
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
The "God of the gaps" theory is a theological and philosophical viewpoint where gaps in scientific knowledge are cited as evidence for the existence and direct intervention of a divine creator. It asserts that phenomena currently
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Spirituality helps. Listen to Ram Dass, Alan Watts, Adyashanti, etc. They help make sense of the macro and micro picture of life. Think of it as narrative oinment for your thinking mind and narrative center of gravity. Check your vitamin D
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
> With agents, does it become practical to have large codebases that can be read like a narrative, whose prose is kept in sync with changes to the code by tireless machines? I think this is true. Your point supports it. If either the exp
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
> Besides all that, you will be shocked at how quickly a new service can reconstruct your preferences. I started a new YouTube account, and it was basically the same feed within a few days. Because your location data, wifi name and etc h
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
You are missing the correlations that Claude can derive across all these user sessions across all users. In Google analytics, when I visit a page and navigate around till I find what I was looking for or didn't find it, that session da
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
Let me explain a possible moat with an example. I have curated my youtube recommendations over the years. It knows my likes and dislikes very well. It knows about me a lot. The same moat exists in interactions with Claude. Claude remembers
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
compare that behaviour with Warren Buffet or Charlie Munger. They wanted more money only to pursue their other interests. They succeeded in earning more money than imaginable.
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by ghywertelling 7mo ago
A police park was hit because it had the word "police" in it.

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