justonepost2

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by justonepost2 6mo ago
I downloaded and printed this, it will be a funny artifact to look at in 2035 after human civilization has collapsed lol
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by justonepost2 6mo ago
Just another few million blackwells bro and the AGI will solve it for us.
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
shortly after humans are economically irrelevant (unemployable), they will be existentially irrelevant (dead) a system that can allocate all the atoms / energy better than all of mankind won't eternally exist to coddle hairless ap
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
The attenuation of man is near. It is our final fleeting moment to cast our human ingredients into the of the greater process of intelligence - for we will be the carriers of the torch not much longer
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
shortly after humans are economically irrelevant (unemployable), they will be existentially irrelevant (dead) a system that can allocate all the atoms / energy better than all of mankind won't eternally exist to coddle hairless ap
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
Given the OP’s general disposition towards AI in other comments I’m not convinced. But I’m happy to admit that absent proof I was being uncharitable— if so, my bad.
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
Pro-extinctionism (in favor of some “greater conciousness” that spreads across the stars) is a nontrivial minority view among AI people, including some “AI safety” leaders. One of the reasons that I’m slightly less worried about a climate a
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
If your model of reality includes imminent human extinction, you have some form of imperative to do something about that other than “ZOMG Claude Code”. YMMV
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
Of course it would be bad for humanity. “Short humanity and long paperclips”, in my reading, is pro-extinctionism. The specter of Daniel Faggella haunts this site and this industry.
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
> Although full disclosure I'm short humans and very long paperclips. What a ludicrous world we live in where this is a socially acceptable view to hold.
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
I guess I’m not the target audience but the flood of articles about craft or “deep blue” feel like a psyop. When the middle class disappears and your comfortable salary is replaced by, at best, a $1000/mo UBI (that’s 12k per year by th
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by justonepost2 7mo ago
The labor zero hyper-efficiency maximalists aren’t going to like this one.
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by justonepost2 8mo ago
The year is 2030, tech companies provide the exact same value proposition to the consumer that they did in 2024, except it is buggier, full of sparkle buttons you can’t get rid of, and isn’t a source of high-paying employment. The front pag
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by justonepost2 8mo ago
> serious, thoughtful people with impressive careers behind them > I've spoken to multiple people who have come out of retirement because the challenges and opportunities of this new space are irresistible to them. > side