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by hypfer 1mo ago
Not that, but the first time paying attention to these details, as previously, I saw no need to do so based on what I've read.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
TIL
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Welp.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> The noise is an issue, I will admit that. As is the fact that a lot of the power is coming from non-green sources. But the government could easily fix these problems with regulations that apply broadly, not just to datacenters. Soooo Y
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Either I'm blind or it also doesn't say who wrote it. But it does offer AI narration.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Gemini has been doing that for a while, which leads to mind-boggingly stupid results. If you ask it to explain some song lyrics to you - which you've pasted verbatim -, it starts talking about the bigger picture and attempts to gasligh
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Well, to be fair, the whole "enough growth" thought happened to spring into existence at the exact moment where we (the west) have comfortable living standards. Something other developing nations would need growth for to achieve.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I'm not sure if I'd agree with that, because that sounds like what normal humans do. Systems and politics are not that. Not at all. They're cold, calculating and fundamentally sociopathic. A more fitting analogy I think would
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by hypfer 1mo ago
From my understanding, the West never truly committed to that goal. It just said so as a PR thing, so that the much more affected countries quiet down, because "hey hey we said 1.5°". "Oops, sorry, we tried". The West kn
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Aah, okay, I see. No, I wasn't referring to divorce, because divorce is actually a pretty healthy failure mode (or can be, at least). The worse failure modes are the ones where people do not disengage for whatever reason and stay in th
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I mean seeing this stuff pays the bills and does so quite well, so..
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by hypfer 1mo ago
> there are a lot more divorce That is not what I was talking about. Mainly because it's a dumb talking point. You've I think replied to what you expected one would write and not to what was written.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Meta: The blinking cursor of the "logo" of the blog being sticky in the top left corner makes it impossible for me to read the text. It constantly fires interrupts at me. Depending on what your goals as the author are, you may or
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Tbf, that's a very "modern"-ish way of viewing the idea of "committing". And there are good reasons for that, of course, but with that thinking, you're always going to be not fully there, which might be harmful
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by hypfer 1mo ago
They're being used as a crutch to fast-track achieve the illusion of a goal. That is textbook abuse, because you're deluding yourself into believing that you're achieving something, when in reality, the only thing you do achi
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by hypfer 1mo ago
This comment was dead on arrival, but I've vouched for it, because I believe it's interesting. I do not believe the conspiracy part, but I do also believe that this decoupling will happen eventually. It seems like the logical conc
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by hypfer 1mo ago
The essay there weaponizes sarcasm + the emotional experience of that reality to hit the reader over the head with, in an attempt to break their script and force them to a change in perspective. This - evidently - worked and works, but ther
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I feel like this confrontational approach to the problem has achieved basically all it can achieve over the last 55 years. We're heavy in the diminishing returns here - if it hasn't even inverted already. New tools and approaches
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by hypfer 1mo ago
It is true that the text comes with disclaimers, but I read them more like the result of a 25 year career in corporate, rather than a genuinely balanced view on the matter.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
That was weirdly and unexpectedly vulnerable, which is nice I suppose. Would've been even nicer without glorifying substance abuse, but, well.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
I mean I'd be fine with that, if whoever that "we" is signs a waiver that takes full legal liability for those actions beforehand. In a state with capital punishment. With that legal stuff out of the way, go wild.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
There is literally nothing stopping any human from observing tool calls to spot this. It's just that no one seems to care about this, so it doesn't happen. This problem only exists because humans do not care
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Mr President, there has been a second message board.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
You seem to care a lot about these issues, and probably have real face-to-face experience with the victims of that. Problem is though that this feeling type of empathy makes you not the best advocate for them - as you can see here, where (o
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by hypfer 1mo ago
360°? That's weak. The real experts have a 720° FoV with multiverse time travel.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Telling their parents that they love them very much, for example. I say AGI is only reached when it can do that.
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Interesting quote, thanks for sharing. Agree on your assessment. But also, interesting quote, because the business model relies entirely on IP law. Like.. if that thing exists and the sharing costs are 0 (just copy weights, lol), then why w
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by hypfer 1mo ago
What does "AGI" or "effective AGI" even mean, and why should anyone even care whether this unclear thing has been "reached" or not? Computer chips got faster, but 2026 edition. Why the artificial ceiling/c
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by hypfer 1mo ago
What are these numbers? Why do they add up to a few hundred thousand dollars? Who paid for that? With what?
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by hypfer 1mo ago
Warning: This post may contain traces of Hideo Kojima that are known to the state of California to cause erratic behavior and mental breakdowns.

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