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871.
by intended 1y ago
You don’t see all the also rans.
872.
by intended 1y ago
To build on the stochastic parrots bit - Parrots hear parts of the sound forms we don’t. If they riffed in the KHz we can’t hear, it would be novel, but it would not be stuff we didn’t train them on.
873.
by intended 1y ago
From the perspective of a mod, the only thing they end up having is the content, and the current patterns of interference they are familiar with. So if your opinion happens to be in line with whatever narrative someone is trying to spin up,
874.
by intended 1y ago
I love tech and don’t want chat controls. It’s what I just get. The current situation does not work . Chat controls, government controls - are coming. The underbelly of social and chat tech is filled with logic gremlins and impossible obje
875.
by intended 1y ago
Didn’t Tesla outright buy one of the only companies in the world which made a specific type of robotics/automation back in 2016/17?
876.
by intended 1y ago
Hey it’s your call! As you said it’s your productivity. If you said it’s something you made for perusal and reading? Then it reads like AI. I’ve had to read tons of papers and articles, the most testing being conference submissions. I won’t
877.
by intended 1y ago
I just refuse to read long AI generated text. Sadly this feels exactly like that.
878.
by intended 1y ago
Medication improves your life. Crucially, it improves the quality of life for your loved ones as well.
879.
by intended 1y ago
Government subsidies effectively provide protection for a local market and capital. America has some of the lowest cost of capital and most effective financial markets in human history. If the Chinese markets are blocked that doesn’t mean t
880.
by intended 1y ago
Or you know - American companies can give customers a better product, instead of hiding behind yet another “too big to fail” scenario. America was synonymous with competition. To see protectionism championed, is to really see the end of an
881.
by intended 1y ago
Oh hell, don’t make me feel bad. I’ve got a meager capacity to trudge through major papers. I cheer you on.
882.
by intended 1y ago
Yep, that’s the source of the point. The effort is in finding a way to make it easy to convey. Communication of an idea is almost as critical as its verification now.
883.
by intended 1y ago
It seems the crux is that we needed X people to produce goods, and we had Y demand. Now we need X*0.75 people to do meet Y demand. However, those savings are partially piped to consumers, and partially piped to owners. There is only so much
884.
by intended 1y ago
This is very explored - it was the state of humanity for most of its existence. The few had resources, the many were poor.
885.
by intended 1y ago
IMO - Money will NEVER stops making sense. Money is a cheap way to translate unlike objects. Cows to art, labor to goods. Green to triangle. Money (or something) will always exist, because it is a needed lubricant for transactions.
886.
by intended 1y ago
The reality of our times in a song - the dems are always wrong. The right leaning media machine is not beholden to facts or accuracy, it’s beholden to narrative. The center and left are still stuck in the old era of trying to do reporting,
887.
by intended 1y ago
Sadly, the time to get involved was a while ago. At this point, the root cause analysis leads to a highly efficient right wing media scape. Efficient because it’s given up on accuracy, and optimized on narrative effectiveness. Trump has a 6
888.
by intended 1y ago
Yes, this is the case. Fact checkers were kept alive by efforts of the big tech firms. Post Trump’s election, funding has been pulled globally.
889.
by intended 1y ago
Over the years the amount of safety and speech issues that have cropped up have accumulated into a force. The OSA and DSA were announced years in advance, with multiple opportunities for feedback and analysis (I looked into the outcomes at
890.
by intended 1y ago
That dragon flew backwards at one point didnt it. Impressive that THAT was one of the issues to find, given where we were at the start of the year.
891.
by intended 1y ago
The value will shift to search or curation - if the cost to produce drops to nil, then the value will be in finding good content amongst a flood of sameness.
892.
by intended 1y ago
I think the case can be made that twitter itself is unsustainable, and that the goal to create a new business model or social media system is part of the idea behind Bsky. Admittedly- this does not sound like the investment thesis that rais
893.
by intended 1y ago
I doubt it. Most scientists are not activists. Yet, any scientist who achieves anything notable, has to be trained on how to deal with the media. Science, and facts themselves, are political now.
894.
by intended 1y ago
Can we do bluesky a favor and stop mentioning it.
895.
by intended 1y ago
In 1985, Coca Cola was a by-word for America, fast food, and consumerism. I assume this fact is obvious to you, because not too many people pull out 1985 marketing history/trivia in 2025. I suggest going through these analyses oneself.
896.
by intended 1y ago
Your point doesn’t exist in opposition to the research, because both can be true. This misses that virality is driven by amplification. Further, that bots were aiming to drive a specific take/narrative/vibe. This is abuse and mani
897.
by intended 1y ago
Unregulated being the key.
898.
by intended 1y ago
Please note - Trump has a 92% approval rating amongst Republicans. It is tribal affiliation and tribal news channels at this point. Thinking otherwise is the luxury of assuming you have different problems, and of not checking your assumptio
899.
by intended 1y ago
This is what I wanted to build the day chat gpt came out. Except being unable to guarantee the output due to hallucinations drove me into figuring out evals, and then the dream died due to complexity.
900.
by intended 1y ago
This is a fear of an earlier time. We are not controlling people by reducing information. We are controlling people by overwhelming them in it. And when we think of a solution, our natural inclination to “do the opposite” smacks straight in

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