layla5alive

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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Yes! Corporations were the first paperclip maximizers.
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Often times, they want to fix it themselves, they're just not ready to yet. And in the interim, they want to feel seen, understood, validated, safe.
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
I am not one who wants to see fighting or war happen. I think the biggest flaw in humanity is our lack of global cooperation - too many defectors in our midst. I am team cooperation/symbiosis. All that said: if humans destroyed all the
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Its true that corporations were the first paperclip maximizers.
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
It seems not entirely out of the question - watching the machinations of big tech companies right now, it seems almost like they're acting in lockstep - different CEOs suddenly saying and doing the same things in the same weeks - almos
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
And several other big tech with bad cultures
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Should be more like 'caution' than 'reverse-paradox'
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Hoarding out of fear of the price going up later due to tariffs or other economic instability/inflation. The Trump paradox? Not for perishables, but for non-perishables.
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
That happened at corpo work for each of: * Build times * CI latency * Developer tooling * Documentation * Modularity
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
You say that like its entirely a bad thing. "They want to vent" :- "they want to be heard" :- "they want to be understood" :- "they want to know they are understood" :- "they want to feel they ma
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
But tech people HAVE BUILT IT ALL! None of this could exist without the cooperation of technical people. We (as a group) are guilty of building this, and I don't see any genuine reflection or self-awareness or accountability at all fro
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
s7e1 Common People - the parasitic corporation is called Rivermind, and the sales rep is someone who's life was saved by the corporation. I thought the same thing when reading this. If big tech has taught us anything over the past coup
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Generative AI is.. not better than the best humans at coding even today, let alone "for years" - I'm not sure how to even have a conversation if you believe this. Better than the worst humans, sure. Better than p50, probably
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
You seem to be assuming a perfect adversary who is infinitely technically capable? That seems... unlikely? And why would wireless ADB be enabled? Disable it. And why would any of this get you sent to prison? If my phone not having wireless
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Did nobody notice that Claude wrote this blog?
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by layla5alive 2mo ago
Justification by the horrible status quo? Do you believe this yourself? Some of us would also like to see animals not slaughtered for human consumption.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
It doesn't feel like you're very interested in solving this problem - you seem more interested in defending the status quo
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
You do not need a data center - just a single rack will do to run it fast. Or about 100x 5090s.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
Is something broken on mobile? It has code for writing a few pixels to a tga and then shows you how to clone their repo and then shows some photos... There is.. no real article..? Edit: Ah: there's a quiet hamburger menubar. The page r
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
Prince CacheAsNUMA? Nice :)
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
Nuclear weapons are less dangerous than compute? Are you listening to yourself? Humans employing this kind of thinking and desire to control other people is the genuine danger here.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
My take is that fluid intelligence (quite a bit) below human median is still general intelligence (that is, general intelligence doesn't mean no gaps). It feels like we have collectively goal-post shifted the definition of AGI to be cl
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
You mean a $500k machine, or a $15M rack... the costs have gotten unimaginably large from the lens of just a decade ago.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
When Uber does it: good. When China does it: bad.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
? Claude code didn't get very useable until about 4.5 - and its still not better than the best humans - only faster to first implementation. You must have a different definition of most of the words you used than I do.
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
Probably not, but then again, it's a small world! What state? Northeast?
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
Do you see a problem with imperialism?
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
A Mythos class model is not a nuke. I'd wager 99.99% of humanity would not want to start a nuclear war by vaporizing millions of people, animals, etc. with a nuke. They'd back away slowly and figure out how to ensure it was safely
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
So you think we should be suspicious of anti-AI narratives, but not of.. overt race by corporations to "control all of humanity" ?!?
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by layla5alive 3mo ago
@sudb, I salute your effort. It is unfortunate how little this person took from your attempts at a genuine exchange. Without moving goal posts: @27183: the word intelligence is defined as "noun. The ability to acquire, understand, and

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