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by hagbarth 1y ago
Sure, but that's what the post is about - AGI. You won't get to any reasonable definition of AGI without self improvement.
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by hagbarth 1y ago
I am not certain this is acceleration in anything other than lines of code.
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by hagbarth 1y ago
>So still way below than $240k, no? No, fully loaded cost of an employee is 1.5-2x salary
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by hagbarth 1y ago
Impeachment. There have been multiple clearly impeachable offences by the current administration. The congress GOP should take responsibility for getting the US out of this.
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by hagbarth 1y ago
In Danish it’s called Langfredag (Long Friday). I believe it’s because of the drawn out suffering of the crucifixion.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
I don't think the article mentions DOGE
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by hagbarth 2y ago
The same lib is used in this project: https://github.com/TuanKiri/weather-mcp-server/blob/master/g...
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Because there was a shift to shareholder capitalism. Everything is done to increase shareholder value.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
I don’t think your main experience with LLMs (coding clearly defined tasks) refute what Sabine is saying. The use cases are vastly different and the first is just _not_ world changing. It’s great, don’t get me wrong, but it won’t change the
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Does your question not refute your statement? The AI doesn't solve the problem because it can't.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
It might also be a Nordic thing. In my experience we go out of our way to allow for English pronunciations of our names.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
The Primeagen has permanently ruined my pronunciation of SQL (squeal).
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Yes, you have described one of the issues with unfettered capitalism. Lobbying should be illegal. All political donations should be capped at a reasonable level and should only be able to be done personally.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
>The problem is that this would have be to incorporated worldwide wise. Otherwise will capital first run to different cheaper state or different (tax paradise) country. I'm also not sure if alone would solve the problem. For the US
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Higher top marginal income tax rate (was much higher in the 50s, 60s, 70s). Higher capital gains tax. And then use the income from that to distribute wealth through things like single payer health care, affordable housing etc. So the basic
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Or maybe, you know, the structure of the system concentrates wealth.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
What makes you think it will go any differently than the first time? A pause will allow Ukraine to either rearm again as well or recapture territory.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
1. Is keeping Russia in a forever war. Draining resources and preventing them from projecting any hard power anywhere else in the world. Seems like a good deal for US to me.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
How so? First of all, assuming ASI is developed, as it stands now, it will be owned by a private corporation, not a nation state. ASI also will not be magic. Like what exactly would it be doing that enables the country to subject the others
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by hagbarth 2y ago
I think it was just an analogy. The incentives are to defer purchases, if possible, which lower economic activity overall.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Would that not be a bad thing when using it as legal tender? Deflation tends to be disastrous for the economy.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
You can be critical of a system and still need to participate in it.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Facebook and Google are already banned or blocked in multiple countries.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
Not really a microsecond. Sora was announced months ago.
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by hagbarth 2y ago
> The only way to undermine democracy is to reject the results of the elections. Do you actually believe this? Voter suppression and intimidation tactics don’t exist? Elections are always valid, no matter how they were facilitated?
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by hagbarth 3y ago
Been doing it for a year or so. I grind for espresso and can see a clear difference in how clumpy my grinds are and how much is left retained in the grinder.
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by hagbarth 3y ago
I have a hard time with news outlets taking articles, in which the authors highlight the need for further research, and suggest the findings as fact. I know it says “may”, but that’s not how people read it.
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by hagbarth 3y ago
Reading the actual article this was based on, the main takeaway is that they now have a hypothesis they want to test.
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by hagbarth 3y ago
Yes they are useful. K8S is also obviously useful. Doesn’t mean they are useful for everything.
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by hagbarth 3y ago
Wasn’t tech pronounced dead after the dot com bubble burst and then again after the financial crisis (rip good times). It seems to me that the reports of tech’s death greatly exaggerated.

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