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by kranke155 6mo ago
Yes that’s true. I misspoke. I meant - is this a super intelligent tool then for cybersecurity?
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by kranke155 6mo ago
It’s true I misspoke. What I mean is - is this then a form of localised super intelligent tool for cybersecurity ?
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by kranke155 6mo ago
You’re right. What I mean is - is this superhuman intelligence at cybersecurity? Or did we just build an amazing tool? But that’s kind of the whole debate
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by kranke155 6mo ago
GPT was clearly changed after its sycophantic models lead to the lawsuits.
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by kranke155 6mo ago
It’s insane. This is what - could we say it’s beyond AGI at least in cybersecurity? This is a real wake up call. On some of this stuff, the AI’s “uneven intelligence” is becoming absurdly high at its local peaks.
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by kranke155 6mo ago
Eventually something like what happened with the DOW might happen again (hope not) and the IPO will leave them beholden to shareholders. If the leadership doesn’t bend it might get replaced. It’s annoying. I think Claude is atm the best AI
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I am thinking of open sourcing my medical information as an LLM wiki – advice?
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by kranke155 7mo ago
SSDs can do fine even on USB3 with 4k ProRes 4444 files. At least on my projects. Not sure what OP is doing. I dont know anyone who shoots/finishes in 8k. Most pipelines I know of are 4k.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
Yep the only way it makes sense is a combo of Starlink + AI data centers in space in 10 years.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
I offer you my apology! I never thought of it as catastrophic events insurance. It’s true for Taiwan but could you do it for your personal health? I suppose in the future you might have a prediction market for your health vs health insuranc
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by kranke155 7mo ago
This is the literally the only use of prediction markets in the real world - insider trading leaks information
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by kranke155 7mo ago
The new M chips beat basically any PC on video editing. Their new ProRes accelerator chiplet is so good they can’t even compete.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
You’re wrong and I can quote a number of economic histories to show so. The industrialisation push in Latin America was successful - to a degree. It followed the UN plans for developing a country under the Bretton Woods system. And it worke
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by kranke155 7mo ago
Or the article is just paid propaganda against a popular leader.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
The Brazilian dictatorship did both. Just like the rest of Latin América they lost it all to high interest rates in the 70s and 80s. They lost so they quit.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
Some of the biggest revisions on record.
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by kranke155 7mo ago
My exit is storytelling. I think that’s the only thing that will remain. I suspect humans will still want to hear stories about and from other humans. There’s something about AIs that feels wrong for storytelling. I just don’t think people
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by kranke155 7mo ago
So my understanding - from a friend at WPP who told me the same and from a freakonomics episode - is that advertising was wildly oversold before digital. When the metrics arrived with digital, they saw that advertising, in some ways, was ju
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by kranke155 7mo ago
I work in commercials. We can now make 1$ million dollar commercials with 100,000$ or less. So a 90% reduction in costs - if we use AI. The issue is they don’t look great. AI isn’t that great at some key details. But the agencies are really
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by kranke155 7mo ago
The models are so good that incremental improvements are not super impressive. We literally would benefit more from maybe sending 50% of model spending into spending on implementation into the services and industrial economy. We literally a
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by kranke155 8mo ago
But at the end of 1 milion deaths (est.) Iraqi oil was dollarized. Saddam had been selling dollars for euros and talking about shifting his oil to other currencies for years. 2003 put an end to that - it was literally the first thing that w
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by kranke155 8mo ago
Here is the prompt and a few notes on operation. Make sure your first chat is about the exams in the project files. Make sure it reads them all. It has a tendency to read a few and go “is this good”. Ask for a summary and note any absences.
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by kranke155 8mo ago
I just made a project, added all my exams (they were piling up, me and my psychiatrist had been investigating for a year this to no avail) and started talking to it about my symptoms. Within a few iterations of this it gave me a simple bloo
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by kranke155 8mo ago
And you think the US, now currently sliding into authoritarianism itself, will install an enlightened democracy upon the Iranians? This is WW3 in slow motion. The goal is to takeover Eurasia and contain the Russian-Chinese alliance by eatin
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by kranke155 8mo ago
You can ask Grok for “find me this tweet on X, with direct links for sources” and it will do that. It’s basically a super charged fuzzy search engine for X which is great, since a lot of my searches are half remembered tweets that I’d like
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by kranke155 8mo ago
Yes, I assumed a mass surveillance Palantir program also. Interesting take on how it allows them to claim “we are not doing this” while asking Anthropic to do it. Of course they can just say - we aren’t, Palantir is.
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by kranke155 8mo ago
They also have other vendors. Claude Opus is just remarkably good at analysis IMO, much better than any competitor I’ve tried. It was remarkably good and complete at helping me with some health issues I’ve had in the past few months. If you
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by kranke155 8mo ago
This is just an authoritarian state, wanting to use AI to implement something almost certainly anti freedom. We have to be honest about that.
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by kranke155 8mo ago
The purpose of Twitter is IMO no longer to be profitable. For a man with a trillion dollar fortune it’s just his personal equivalent of Fox News, a way to shape the nations conversation. Plus a way to get data for xAI. In that regard it’s a
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by kranke155 8mo ago
Having numbers and formulas doesn’t make you scientific. It’s prediction power that does that. And a lot of those showed weak or negative prediction power to me.

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