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by keybored 4mo ago
Incomparable domains. People routinely suffer illness. We can compare outcomes. These ideologues are building something completely unprecedented which, according to themselves apparently, can go paperclip-rogue if one is not careful. So the
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> Here’s the thing about these safety justifications: I think they work because, to Anthropic, they aren’t justifications. The company really believes that they are the only ones who believe in super intelligence, and thus are the only o
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It’s not an ad hominem.
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The LLM Euphorics—the types who might report about being poor for a few months because they “splurged” on a multi-tens of thousands of dollars LLM server—are now concerned about LLMs for the people. Yeah okay. Those of us who are negative a
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The billionaires shall inherit the Earth, for they are minimally of want and need, only merely aspiring for more accumulation of wealth as a sport.
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Cool. That’s a new FUD line.
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They stated a completely general principle of trust, not tied to any person or character trait. That’s not character assassination.
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What kind of world are we building where advanced technology is just used to stop living as full human beings? Where’s the desire to self-actualize? Did it start dying when people got glued to the idiot box?
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Likewise with your "may be suggesting" unfounded correlation speculation. But I guess I’m not allowed to answer on the subthread that I started.
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It’s good that clankers are not afraid of throwing away code. The biggest problem with code generation (that is version controlled) is maintenance. It’s better to throw away questionable code rather than say eh, we don’t quite understand th
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Do we have to rehash CEO statements about causality versus objective reality yet again?
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We don’t even need to know addition to understand quid pro quo. (edit Okay we may have to understand both plus and minus here. But that’s it.)
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> I think Terry Tao is a great litmus test for AI zealotry (both pro- and anti-). Just in this thread, we have people twisting themselves into knots about how he "sold out" or "not doing math the right way" or whateve
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> entertainment addition I meant addiction. ;)
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Are you a trained lawyer? Okay but presumably not practicing in the last twenty years. You know that all contributions to the Git project has to be signed off as either being made by yourself or being handed over by someone who has signed o
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Telling and expected.
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Judging by all the trivial errors made in pre-AI code, many of us are far from rigorous a lot of the time. It’s like that story about the programmer who wants to send the car down the slope one more time to see if it does the same thing aga
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The layoffs I’ve seen are those where the CEO claims it’s because of AI.
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Just changing words and saying (perhaps) that one is “just about code” and the other is about “architecture” rings hollow. LLMs can think (like submarines can swim) so the only question is how well.
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I see how it is.
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I keep being negative about Digital Tech in general[1]. But this is worse than my habitual negativity towards D. Tech sans AI (AI is a whole chapter onto itself). And what can be done? The comments usually say a big fat nothing. - Any fool
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I think Montevideo’s slice of Antarctica is the craziest.
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err my gud a ceo on haxer news.
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Worrying? Depressing? Why are people who are clearly enthusiasts (since they are testing the capabilities on release) always using these words? Is this a genuine interest, something that is pleasurable, or a morbid curiosity to test the ble
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Oof, could never be the case. Guys, I feel like we should get another anti-union thread here soon. It’s getting a little too hot for comfort. I’ll start. Whew While I do like unions in theory, I was really peeved when I was getting my sta
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In the last few months I seem to have gotten some kind of amnesia. Or woken up from a dream. Because now it seems like The Tech Industry has just been a rotten, festering wound of Ads, Surveillance, entertainment addition, and Privacy Invas
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> You mean these statements? Not quite exactly. Teapots are not compelling. | | God is compelling t billions of people. > I guess you did but that's pretty much leaving me breadcrumbs and expecting me to make your argume
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> Would you agree, for the sake of argument, that it's more interesting to discus chatgpt 5.5's similarity to sentient/sapient/conscious than, say, my mechanical toaster? Yes. > Also, you say this like "duck&q
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HNs problem that they/we keep upvoting him.
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git-hook documentation says that hook events can be configured to run in parallel.

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