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by kranke155 4mo ago
this just means they are incomplete, like a baby that has no long term memory. I think the baby analogy will hold up as we build more and more capability.
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by kranke155 4mo ago
And ? the author couldn't have written it from the pov of someone else. youre asking someone to do something that cant be done, and then blaming them for not doing it ?
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by kranke155 4mo ago
I think what OC is saying above is that the adult version of reality is often unsatisfying - and that often the ability of great artists is to show us this, knowing they will be judged, and get past it, because a true record of history is m
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by kranke155 5mo ago
partial backtrack in some ways.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
This assumes we can pick and choose outcomes, which I dont believe we can at scale. Essentially, civilization is an organism, and no cell (a person) can really affect it, except mostly negatively. The positive change is just stay alive, don
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Tesla will crack it, I expect, just much later than Waymo. But Waymo cant optimise their own robots. I expect the cost and knowledge curve to rapidly go agaisnt Waymo eventually. Being able to build the robotaxis at scale is a huge advantag
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by kranke155 5mo ago
I thought the comment above implied that somehow, humanity and its constructed civilisations ought to be stable really, if it wasn’t for the bad actors in the system making such bad decisions, and how it all ends up throwing the system in
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Then what do you call the post industrial economic system
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by kranke155 5mo ago
You're just confusing definitions. Capitalism as its commonly thought I would think just about what it says on the wikipedia page "Capitalism in its modern form emerged from agrarianism in England, as well as mercantilist practice
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by kranke155 5mo ago
What I'm saying is you're taking historical reference as a future prophecy. There is no evidence, until it actually happens, that human civilization is self stabilising. It could be its a totally terrible system that can't ma
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Survival didn't involve a CS job at FAANG until very recently. Capitalism is not a new evil, you're absolutely right. It's just the system that, according to our current framework, came after feudalism, which came after somet
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by kranke155 5mo ago
it depends whether you think humanity / civilization are stable systems meant to exist in equilibrium, which they might not be.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
You need a job to live - under the current economic system. a lot of the critiques of capitalism lead you straight into ai, and most economic critiques of AI are critiques of capitalism as it exists now .
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by kranke155 5mo ago
If everyone who works at META is a bit like this, then it will be an overflow of good when y'all find your new place. Thank you for doing your part. Gratefulness
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by kranke155 5mo ago
He did that because it was a solid data driven decision. Not sure he's shown ability to do anything beyond making solid decisions on which competitors to acquire.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
I think if something happens in the universe, It probably has its function, otherwise it wouldn't exist. If there was no reason for it to exist, it wouldn't. I'm not saying it's good or bad, it's a question of accep
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by kranke155 5mo ago
People who work at Meta, the ones I met in London, didn’t seem too far removed from people working in the financial industry. They didn’t seem to look much further than their desk and their bank accounts for what was meaningful to them. Tha
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Hacker News demographics isn’t real!
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by kranke155 5mo ago
China’s long term goal might just be to own the chip layer alongside everything else, and outproduce the US in data centers. Frontier US labs could still have an advantage for a long time, but many use cases would start gravitating towards
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by kranke155 5mo ago
I don’t understand this whole idea that we are going to not having drone and autonomous weapons. Ukraine is being fought with drones. It’s the first drone war. 300k people have died in the Russian side alone. 1 million casualties. How do yo
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Dont think this is true, if you go by the Mozilla reports of what Mythos actually does. Mythos is just different, not better, but different in the way that it does things and that had implications for cybersecurity.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Just meditate everyday.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
try meditation.
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by kranke155 5mo ago
Yeah I ended up just adding to claude.md for it to make a single file summary of the entire vault at any new update. It works fine. But it would be nice to directly hook it up to a GitHub repo that I can commit and push to. I’m guessing MS
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by kranke155 5mo ago
I’ve done this for my health records but my Claude web app (which I want to be able to access them) can’t read GitHub as effectively as it can a huge markdown file that just collects all materials into a single 15,000 line text file I reupl
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by kranke155 6mo ago
We have no moat could be a bad assessment. First, the models have personalities, and that matters. I like talking Claude better. OpenAI is really different from Grok. The ai models are an extension of the main concern of the company they’re
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by kranke155 6mo ago
Without good management AI is just a new way to make terrible work in unprecedented quantities. With good management you will get great work faster. The distinguishing feature between organisations competing in the AI era is process. AI can
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by kranke155 6mo ago
Maxon literally just launched one last week.
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by kranke155 6mo ago
1$/barrel - of barrels they are not producing surely ? That would make them able to levy Saudi Arabian and UAE oil and gas.
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by kranke155 6mo ago
GPT is more accurate. But Claude has this way of association between things that seems smarter and more human to me.

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