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by juleiie 5mo ago
I like that AI sucks It’s the best scenario for AI to be like these robots from Star Wars forever. Silly, barely competent, comic relief. So, so much better than any doomer-philosopher blogpost. LLM will always be clumsy, endearing, silicon
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Even good ideas can be ridiculous if you take it 100% radically literal. Internet is nice, connectivity is good. We just need self control.
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Okay but you get the point. This is not investment, this is playground. No one buys Lego thinking “oh they will make me rich if I just keep them unopened for next 20 years” cmon
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I hope it’s true because I still have heaps of these silly bricks lying somewhere on my grandma’s attic. I hold your word on it that they are now worth a fortune Let’s keep them for a bit more appreciation and compound interest then… Move o
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by juleiie 5mo ago
That certainly must be very comfortable opinion to have. People truly love their illusions that allow to smoothly glance over giant uncomfortable spikes of reality under the balancing line of life. Otherwise we wouldn’t be able to function
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Weed is much less painful and the effect is the same
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Nothing feels quite as good as getting dumb and drooling literally. Being intelligent is painful, it’s the most painful state of existence. You see everything with mind bending clarity. The inane nonsense of it all No wonder the mind instin
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by juleiie 5mo ago
My returns are around 20 percent per year for years. I lack will and energy to list everything I owned but it’s basically a method of value investing + momentum trading so two opposites. You could say it’s a diversification of investing phi
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by juleiie 5mo ago
It is very true what they said. In an ETF you get both bad stocks and good. You have no choice. If you diversify manually you can pick and choose only the crème de la creme But… people love to be lazy or just aren’t knowledgeable enough to
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Oops wrong comment
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by juleiie 5mo ago
So these extremely risky companies will become a big part of American retirement funds. I am sure nothing bad will happen
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Look, in our modern realities, somebody who goes through their day completely sober, raw and unfiltered is a much bigger freak than any common junkie. I can understand the need to smoothen out the reception of reality but what I will never
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I don’t know what to think about China. I think I was brainwashed already. I spend too much time on Reddit where it seems they like China a lot and want to become China. (Is this AI generated sentiment?) Though none of them seems to be movi
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by juleiie 5mo ago
1984 is extremely naive. It assumes that people will fight for their freedom and insane measures will be needed to keep them in check. So foolishly optimistic… people can’t wait to give freedom away if only they get a stable job and housing
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I tried using matcha tea instead and it is kind of similar in that general direction but it doesn’t work quite the same mostly due to being constant effect for a few hours after a strong drink instead of a precise impulse. It was alright fo
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I miss this awful habit so much. Ever since quitting years ago I never really recovered. It’s like 35% of my mental focus and clarity evaporated. All these moments when something had to be figured out suddenly things became easy if you only
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I guess it’s pointless to try to introduce some liveliness to this boring corporate site. Fine, I will not bother you anymore.
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Look, I am not “flamebaiting” or whatever. It’s just that I never hesitate to voice my opinions even if they may seem very assertive. For me the point of social media is to be 100% myself and always say what rings true to me. I won’t modify
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by juleiie 5mo ago
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by juleiie 5mo ago
I guess it is a small island after all. Not a great example to extrapolate to more connected economies. Still, it is twice as expensive per square meter as my European capital city. So looking at it without any historical data it is still m
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by juleiie 5mo ago
Real estate in good location is an investment almost everywhere Good location being the key here I doubt a house the price of a new car qualifies as being in a good location. Tokyo on the other hand… yeah I doubt you would see anything chea
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by juleiie 6mo ago
I have sliver of idea for social media based on curiosity and knowledge tidbits. Each user gives itself some field of interest, maybe its makeup, maybe its molecular biology, maybe it's something else. Then the system finds similar peo
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John Rawls and the Death of Western Marxism(josephheath.substack.com)
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by juleiie 6mo ago
But you know that average life and standard of living in China and purchasing power is far worse than in America yes? Do you realise that China is a downgrade in life quality wise? Option B is just some fantasy. It doesn’t really exist as y
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by juleiie 6mo ago
Wait so America is getting increasingly authoritarian and you are afraid of authoritarianism so you chose option B - Authoritarianism Make it make sense “ In China, criticizing the central government or Xi Jinping can result in forced disap
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by juleiie 6mo ago
System B In America wouldn’t be better at all. It would be corrupt corporate authoritarian tendency becoming an established reality. It is not yet a reality. You should work to restore democracy not fantasize about falling deeper into autho
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by juleiie 6mo ago
America is still a democracy. Its leaders may be vile today but they are bound to change. Unlike China. I cannot condemn whole nation on the basis of two elections. That’s the beauty of it all. In a democracy there are no irredeemable natio
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by juleiie 6mo ago
Criticising America is nothing new or subversive. Hunter s Thompson was doing it all these years ago and much more interestingly and on point than anyone on here could. Day every day the same unoriginal whining because it is hard to call it
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by juleiie 6mo ago
You are making as strawman about sentience when I was talking about economical impact of abundant intelligence. I should just ignore it but I was curious yet you have nothing valuable to say aside from common misconceptions conflating the t
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by juleiie 6mo ago
LLMs cannot possess consciousness for three reasons: they execute as a sequence of Transformer blocks with extremely limited information exchange, these blocks are simple feed-forward networks with no recurrent connections, and the computer

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