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by kubb 2y ago
These aren’t just some users, they’re safety researchers. I wish I had the chance to get this job, it sounds super cozy.
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by kubb 2y ago
Just think about the delta of what the LLM does and what a human does, or why can’t the LLM replace the human, e.g. in a game studio. If it can replace a teacher or an artist in 2027, you’re right and I’m wrong.
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by kubb 2y ago
It won't be able to write a compelling novel, or build a software system solving a real-world problem, or operate heavy machinery, create a sprite sheet or 3d models, design a building or teach. Long term planning and execution and ope
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by kubb 2y ago
Phase out Facebook, Instagram and Xitter, 200% tax on Google ads, subsidize local cloud providers, phase out Amazon. Make piracy legal for downloaders, and stop enforcing the criminal law for seeders.
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by kubb 2y ago
Cool I like the exercise in futility :)
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by kubb 2y ago
You can’t eliminate subjective judgement, but cultism isn’t electoral politics, it’s about loving and adoring the guru, feeling great about how smart the guru is etc.
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by kubb 2y ago
I wish I had the guts to do that. Instead I stayed in my diversified portfolio. :(
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by kubb 2y ago
Maybe he was significant to a lot of hackers. The death was also untimely, which reminds us to cherish the time we have. Many of us are in our 50s or 60s.
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by kubb 2y ago
I actually ask my friends what they think and don't judge them for it. Everyone has some way to build up their belief and it's interesting to listen to these. They often have horrible reasoning but I don't try to talk them ou
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by kubb 2y ago
He died, I'm fine with making an exception for it.
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by kubb 2y ago
I hope people don't get punished for flagging Musk appreciation content. There's a lot that can be wrong with such submissions (cultism, uncritical praise, excessive volume, lack of substance, etc.).
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by kubb 2y ago
I think it's serious, they just went all in on the AI maximalism. They got funding, so it's a viable strat.
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by kubb 2y ago
If they can’t successfully communicate the problem that they’re solving, chances are, they don’t know it themselves.
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by kubb 2y ago
Every time this sentiment comes up, it's worth repeating: it's not about envy. It's not about how much they have or how much better their life is than yours. It's about inequality creating a worse world for everyone. We
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by kubb 2y ago
How can you even tell?
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by kubb 2y ago
Yes, if you apply this logic, you'll reach this conclusion. I don't think this is equivalent to racism though. The latter is rooted in violence against the hated, not the violence of the hated. The problematic racism is when peopl
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by kubb 2y ago
Quora is useless and so is Google, but the other two are hate because of trauma. The people whose villages were pillaged by the Red Army, who raped all women there and stole everything of value will likely hate Russians. Women who experienc
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by kubb 2y ago
Healthcare, welfare, labor rights, public services, hawkish foreign policy.
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by kubb 2y ago
I never felt it. Could you link me the most extreme men hating article you remember, I want to test how fragile I am.
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by kubb 2y ago
Something that shouldn’t be written in a GC language.
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by kubb 2y ago
Shallow platitudes for nerds? I’ll inject them straight into my veins if the guy dealing has enough money. I mean is a successful tech entrepreneur and visionary.
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by kubb 2y ago
I don’t see a problem with making polite observations about aspects of the content that makes it to the top.
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by kubb 2y ago
It’s actually a great reminder that a good framing and sales pitch matter a whole lot. The author isn’t just recounting their story, they’re selling it as a lesson in a generic approach that will make you a better engineer. Whether they ca
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by kubb 2y ago
There’s a tendency to backwards rationalize anything that is established in the US, that comes from a place of identity. The current shape of the US is already the best and people consider it a part of who they are, so suggesting a course c
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by kubb 2y ago
There should be an antitrust forcing Microsoft to sell Windows, at least the part of it that’s useful for gaming. It’s shameful what the do to the people locked into their platform.
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by kubb 2y ago
I don’t think this needs to be solved. We should both strive for what each of us want to have. Obviously in Europe there will be more variety because there’s more cultures and independent countries. We have the advantage that we can take go
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by kubb 2y ago
I can respect that breaking the law is American, and by all means, go for it. In general life in Europe is pretty good and could be better, thanks for asking. We can invest, we watch different sports than you do and we don't have a com
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by kubb 2y ago
Your solution to crime isn’t working very well, but that’s OK, nobody’s telling you what to do. We can just observe the society you have and wonder how you can simultaneously not take responsibility for your outcomes, and bash others who ma
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by kubb 2y ago
Come to think of it, this might be one of the reasons why we don’t have them. There’s no obvious solution without drawbacks, but I believe there are solutions.
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by kubb 2y ago
And modify the switch statement to be able to ensure that all variants are handled.

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