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by keybored 8mo ago
> > I believe deeply in the existential importance of using AI to defend the United States and other democracies, and to defeat our autocratic adversaries. These blurbs always mainly communicate that they are in line with US foreign p
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I’ve never written “maker” in my bio. What are you trying to prove?
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And I make visualizations by watching TV every day. My visual cortex just has a constant stream of making visualizations all day. All these maker types dropping that differentiator immediately in the name of pragmatism.
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> Specifically: consumption of a surplus intelligence. Lots of powerplants to fuel the surplus.
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That’s interesting. I can be irritable. Not really that anxious. Saving for later.
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> On reflection I have started to worry again. In 10 to 20 years nobody will read anything any more, they just will read LLM digests. So, the single most important task of a writer starting right now is to get your efforts wired in to th
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Speaking of obvious questions. Why are you counting pennies instead of getting the LLM to do it? (Unless the idea was from an LLM and the executive decision was left to the operator, as well as posting the article) So much content about fur
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You’re replying to a parody account. My comment was a joke as well. > > I’ve been a nay sayer up till two weeks ago when I actually sat down and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47145729 Just deep fry my head at t
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No, listen to what OP said. People know that exercise is good. Everything else is standing in the way. The solution to everything is not education. That’s just what people who have been filtered through the system with good grades and a hig
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It’s a rube goldberg machine with a mascot. With a morale of the story. > If there’s a takeaway beyond the spectacle, it’s this: the bottleneck in AI-assisted development isn’t the quality of your ideas - it’s the quality of your feedbac
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You want it both ways? It both is exploitation and motivates “people” (?) to be hyper productive? Those people just need to violently exploit people to be “hyper productive”? They can’t be “hyper productive” by way of their own bodies? But
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Someone further down[1] talked about how “normal people” don’t realize the problem with Bill Gates and Thiel. But I think it’s rather the tech people here that don’t fully realize it. > I feel like I do this all the time, just on a relat
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Keep evangelizing on behalf of tech billionaires.
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Absolutely[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47131127
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No need to stress out over us rank and file answering that question. An entire economy is boiling based on it.
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Note last year. The vibes coming from the Claude dungeons tell a different story. Just in the last six weeks. We are on the precipice.
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If you really want to know: more than one emmy-dash per paragraph is probably excessive. > LLMs don’t—and can’t—do everything. What they do is very impressive—and useful. It’s broad. And in many ways it’s human-like. But it’s not precise
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Heh, thank you. I appreciate GPs point about giving “parents strong monitoring and restriction tools and empower them to protect their children”. That’s good. That acknowledges that we can and should give parents tools to deal with their ki
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Someone online from a region of North England was proud that he was more of a viking than Scandinavians because the Scandinavians that came to that place were definitely going viking. Not just lazy Scandinavians that stayed home all the tim
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And? You can clearly burn out while having fun. See the entire context here.
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The contrast is a between thing that really happened with a (so far) hypothetical.
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I know you are speaking in real terms about how the system works. But I don’t need to describe that system in such utterly system-serving (for lack of words) terms. > In the end the upper 0.1% get the profit and those who still have jobs
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> And about the reaction time - politics is in a way expression of the will of the masses. Then you go on to list all the astroturfing that people are “waking up to”. You just contradict yourself. Politics writ large is astroturfing that
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Assuming large-scale automation[1]: workers have in aggregate automated themselves. It takes labor to automate. And yet those former workers are now a “burden”? We’re assuming automation, so was the making of the food stuff, the transportat
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Is it an insult to human dignity? Let’s go through the thought process. Commodities are used in an enterprise. Some of the commodities are labor. That labor commodity does work. Involving automation. Eventually (so we are told) those labor
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> I wonder if web searches used to be pretty productive, then declined as sponsored results and SEO degraded things. Used to be. > Nowadays an ai assist with a web search usually eliminates the search altogether and gives you a clear
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From rags to the Lolita Express.
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Many societies are deeply partiarchal and misogynistic. Men can mistreat their wives with impunity. So is the solution to eschew men? Not if your somehow healthy existence is predicated on having a male companion. Still there might be priva
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My PKM is writing in Org Mode and never using any Org Mode features to look things up.
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If some moneyed elites as well as associates that are high up in culture, science and similar decide to make a network based on enslavement, child molestation, human trafficking, rape, and torture, does that make it okay/good? Oh wait,

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