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931.
by intended 1y ago
eh, bio neural networks aren't doing that all the time. Memmories are notorious for being "rebuilt" constantly.
932.
by intended 1y ago
There is no authoritarian leaning technology. People figured out how to create 1984 while saying they defend free speech. It is simply that, eventually, people learn how to use technology to their advantage.
933.
by intended 1y ago
The Republican media-political machine is by far the most competitive, and they have been punishing bipartisan behavior since the 60s. Such actions are imitation, and therefore the best flattery. The Repub model is being replicated globally
934.
by intended 1y ago
It’s insane. You are “emperors new clothes”-ing their actions. There is no logic to it, it’s make believe for the narrative machine.
935.
by intended 1y ago
The fact that tariffs exist, is sufficient marker of insanity in this day and age. Why carve out a validation relating to the degree of transformation of raw material.
936.
by intended 1y ago
You do that by letting them fail. You let them fail because that ensures that everyone else in the economy fixes their shit and stays competitive. America developed more world class successes, by getting out of the way and letting badly r
937.
by intended 1y ago
This has worked REALLY well in countries like India. Where it resulted in the ability to be badly run, AND be excluded from market pressure. Which resulted in corruption and a drag on the economy. There are governments which can take a stak
938.
by intended 1y ago
I made this comment earlier, and its just easier to copy it: >Theres 2 AI conversations on HN occurring simultaneously. > Convo A: Is AI actually reasoning? does it have a world model? etc.. > Convo B: Is it good enough right now?
939.
by intended 1y ago
Your submission was earnest, but it’s also impossible to answer fairly, because your framing is not neutral. Many people will argue that they do good at Meta, and that they strive to do good. Their results probably are good too - meta is va
940.
by intended 1y ago
How is this …. > To aggregate overall, of the 2816 posts that were classified as AI-related, 52.13% of them had positive sentiment, 31.46% had negative sentiment, and 16.41% had neutral sentiment. Reconciled with the reading that the sen
941.
by intended 1y ago
Even in cheap countries, manufacturing is being automated. This is a problem for countries globally, the only ladder left to uplift their population is services. Machines don’t take breaks, don’t need holidays, don’t get injured, and when d
942.
by intended 1y ago
Thank you for putting in clear info about the language, task and results! I’m going to add that you have likely been programming forever. I am beginning to suspect that the ability to get value out of GenAI is almost entirely dependent on t
943.
by intended 1y ago
Are you unaware that genAI tools reaffirm beliefs of people in manic or delusional states?
944.
by intended 1y ago
This doesn’t raise the status of blue collar workers because there are only so many plumbing jobs out there. Don’t get me wrong - The trades are good, and were simply not “sexy” for a long while. There was a reason people wanted their kids
945.
by intended 1y ago
Which is why theres evidence that it doesn’t work to help us learn from the mistakes of the past.
946.
by intended 1y ago
Blanket characterization of regulation, as malicious barriers to AI adoption, creates the perfect smoke screen to deflect discussion of the actual problems we are seeing. The law you linked to prohibits firms from using AI to provide therap
947.
by intended 1y ago
IP is always strong, because information does not behave like other goods. There are no “degrees” either you have protection and enforce it, or you dont. It seems we tend to struggle with most things that obey power laws (wealth, attention,
948.
by intended 1y ago
> I also had to privately learn how to pace myself, setting realistic, appropriate and prioritized daily goals (nevermind the arm's-long TODO list). Checking myself against those, aiming for better goal-setting each day. Being able
949.
by intended 1y ago
The fear over a paper, which can be studied and evaluated, is much higher than it need be. It would be something else if it were a media release, advertisement, or an actual compound being lauded.
950.
by intended 1y ago
Could, if, and maybe. When we discuss how LLMs failed or succeeded, as a norm, we should start including - the language/framework - task, - our experience levels (highly familiar, moderately familiar, I think I suck, unfamiliar) Right
951.
by intended 1y ago
Why will any of those things come to pass? I’m asking as someone who has used it extensively for such situations.
952.
by intended 1y ago
This is the goalpost flip which happens in AI conversations. If goalpost is even the right term, conversation switch? Theres 2 AI conversations on HN occurring simultaneously. Convo A: Is it actually reasoning? does it have a world model? e
953.
by intended 1y ago
Most people weren’t happy when the 2008 crash happened, and bank bailouts were needed, and a global recession ensued. Most people here are going to use a coding agent, be happy about it (like you), and go on their merry way. Most people her
954.
by intended 1y ago
“the mechanism the models us is well described” Vs Total AI capex in the past 6 months was greater than US consumer spending Or AGI is coming Or AI Agents will be able to do most white collar work —— The paper is addressing parts of the con
955.
by intended 1y ago
The point being made doesn’t impact people who can find utility from LLM output. It’s only when you need to apply it to domains outside of code, or a domain where it needs to actually reason, that it becomes an issue.
956.
by intended 1y ago
In society an affair is still an affair even if no PV intercourse occurred. Sex comes under the category of “I’ll know it when I see it” / “just understood” things most humans do not realize has very fuzzy edges. The narrow definition
957.
by intended 1y ago
Counter point - rich people would remain rich, and we would have an ossified society if this was true. Intelligence is not a singular pre-requisite to wealth or “to be rich”. People can specialize in being intelligent, educated, well read,
958.
by intended 1y ago
Memory is a skill- its plastic, not static. You can get better at remembering things, like you can get better at dancing or doing exercise. We can also specialize our memory to be good at some things over others.
959.
by intended 1y ago
No. Humans think it maps to ideas. This is the interpretation being done by the observer being added to the state of the system. The system has no ideas, it just has its state. Unless you are using ideas as a placeholder for “content” or “m
960.
by intended 1y ago
Yes, wow. When I heard that data point I was floored.

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