krainboltgreene

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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
Man if only there was a singular episode that covered this exact topic in Star Trek and resolved that no, actually slavery wasn't any different for artificial life.
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
"Extremely cheap sentience that cannot disobey will solve all our problems" is such an insane sentiment I see far too often.
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
Ah-ha, the perfect slave.
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
I think it's particularly telling that the teacher dropped the product and the superintendent is saying it's going well. Maybe I'm biased from going to New Orleans public schools, but I have my doubts about how tapped in the
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
> If you give the Iranians arms, I’m sure they would be happy to fight. Have we armed anti-regime Iranians? lmmaaaaaooo
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
I'm well aware of the insane perspective of Iranian monarchists in America. Frankly it's not really their fault, American interventionists have pushed them into this brainrot. But having an opinion doesn't make it a good opin
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
Your project vue-skuilder has 6 github action steps devoted to checking the work you do before it's allowed to go out. You do not trust yourself to get things right 100% of the time. I am watching people trust LLM-based analysis and ac
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
Any amount of reading into how we understand brains and LLMs to work.
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
> The current corpus used for training includes virtually all known material. This is just totally incorrect. It's one of those things everyone just assumes, but there's an immense amount of known material that isn't even
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
Hey man, 60% of americans disapprove of the current government, that doesn't mean they want to nuke Washington DC.
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by krainboltgreene 6mo ago
> The US and Israel have been sitting on this the entire time. They don't want to do it, because it would cause near permanent economic damage to Iran. That is such an incredible interpretation of the situation that basically requir
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
> Stripe needs all that byzantine fraud prevention, on top of what they had a decade ago, because they are a huge concentrated target. This is not true. Every payment processor needs this effort because as soon as you broadcast that you&
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
Even if that was true literally no payment processor cares about what a small project worries about and they never will.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
You can't really do better than stripe. The onboarding overhead is because of fraud and the costs are basically barely above interchange.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
There's an argument to be made that a "return on investment by way of eliminating all workers" is a reasonable result for the capitalists.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
They're using jmail because it's source material. An LLM by definition is not source material. I can't believe you're openly saying this.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
Yeah but that's fucking twitter and reddit, this is supposed to be a verifiable source.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
This feels like an insanely bad idea.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
It does provide that, but currently I keep hearing people use it not as an analog but as a direct description.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
Did it or did it pretend to?
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
> The solution is proxy everything. Who knew it'd be so simple.
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by krainboltgreene 8mo ago
> LLMs have clearly accelerated development for the most skilled developers. Have they so clearly? What's the evidence?
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
> I think that's also true of people Reductionist positions seem to always pop up in these threads.
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
And? Realizing that you can't convince me that punishing the population is correct, you fall back to "Well a bunch of nation states are kowtowing to American hegemony" which is frankly pathetic.
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
I'm being dead serious. I have no idea what you're trying to get at.
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
> And the store does not use facial recognition and/or checking id to know if the potential buyer is a kid? They can just not serve cigarettes. In addition I think it's also insane to compare cigarettes, which are purely negati
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
> Lifting the sanctions doesn't suddenly make their government, regulation or economy stable True we only sanction them because it's funny. I don't really care what descent you are, anyone can have a bad opinion of America
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
This is such an absurd analysis that it is bewildering anyone would post it.
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
An algo-driven feed is absolutely analogous to a broadcast and saying otherwise is absurd.
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by krainboltgreene 9mo ago
Actually, we don't stop kids from buying cigarettes, we punish stores that sell cigarettes to kids and are caught! That's my entire point! You just made my argument for me!

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