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by le-mark 1mo ago
Just curious, what is the motivation for this conversion?
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by le-mark 1mo ago
This is great, thank you!
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by le-mark 1mo ago
They can also be more effective reviewing than generating.
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by le-mark 1mo ago
Trumps DOJ has destroyed credibility with federal judges all ove the country. They’ve had more than one case come back not guilty so far (subway sandwich guy). I’m optimistic they fail to get a guilty verdict here too.
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by le-mark 1mo ago
> The real value I learned from my pivot from pivoting away from tech and pivoting into Biology is ironically how to gamble Lol that took a turn, I was expecting a link to a how to course at the end; or some nfl week one picks!
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by le-mark 1mo ago
> it is a very concrete reason to live, at least until they move out Even after that, I think being there for major life events is important too; college graduations, weddings, birth of grand babies.
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by le-mark 1mo ago
Is this the teen novel or something else? Curios how a teen novel could address these issues?
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by le-mark 2mo ago
> In practice the customer experience was horrendous and companies CTRL-Zed these decisions and rapidly brought customer service back onshore again. No they didn’t, I can’t remember the last time I talked to an on shore rep.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
I felt this. I had a feeling for a long time that spider solitaire was somehow related to knot theory (legal moves being Reidemeister move equivalents and untangling). Llm shot this idea down very quickly! It was freeing actually.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Can you say what topics you’re using this method to learn? I think it would be more effective for some than others.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
> You don't really get to sneak a glimpse of operations and write a book like the SEALs seem get to (jk!) My understanding is their books are reviewed by the pentagon and don’t reveal the real secret operational details and that’s h
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Who would have thought crypto/btc prime use would be corruption (bribery, ransoms, influence, extortion)? A lot I wager.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
The one they’re currently building. This has to be an agent orchestration and management play.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Commercializing and integrating (openclawing ?) cmux to take all the jerbs? https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux
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by le-mark 2mo ago
> Is it simply the cost of freedom that we should allow attackers to access these tools? Bad actors WILL have access. The question is will these mega corps stop innovation?
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by le-mark 2mo ago
> Everyone's job is fucked. Devs, CEOs, everyone. It’s curious to me that there are two distinct factions here. People like parent commenter who has no discernment and others who see llms for what they are. I just talked to opus 5 a
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by le-mark 2mo ago
The American Medical Association and health insurance industries can all fuck off. The healthcare situation in the US is so absurd and Kafka-esque I welcome LLMs in medicine. I haven’t seen a MD in years, I’ve only seen nurse practitioners
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by le-mark 2mo ago
I recently read Kurt Vonnegut “Player Piano”, a novel that addresses automation taking over the economy. It’s not explicitly AI but addresses the same issues. Published in 1952, it was Vonneguts first novel and a real product of the post wa
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by le-mark 2mo ago
I’ve often thought it was the cost of electricity and crypto mining being banned a few years ago. China has a lot of “stranded electricity” which fits this usecase well.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Larry’s son runs paramount now, and given he’s driving it to become the next Fox News challenger, it’s a given the current admin will give them a sweet heart deal.
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Manna – Two Views of Humanity's Future(marshallbrain.com)
3 points by le-mark 2mo ago|1 comments
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by le-mark 2mo ago
I found this novella researching AI effect on work and society. What happens when AI takes all the jobs? It’s quiet stretched in places but presents a coherent view of where ai could take us.
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Lazy senior vs motivated junior tension has always existed. I was one then became the other. I don’t see llm changing this dynamic!
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by le-mark 2mo ago
Good luck dude! This kind of move can pay off big or not, clearly. I’ve personally talked to fable about this a lot, suggest everyone does. There are a lot of failure modes. The dot-com bubble looked obvious in 1997; it popped in 2000. Anyo
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by le-mark 3mo ago
I was to conservative on the corona drop. I was expecting a dead cat bounce that never came, it was truly v-shaped.
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by le-mark 3mo ago
The conclusion I came to on this was to watch for indicators it’s not working out. Canceling these large capex projects is one. Meta scaling back on their compute recently eerily fits that indicator. In fact anyone reading should ask fable
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by le-mark 3mo ago
The fact the AI emperor wears no clothes seems clear to me at least. The dot-com bubble looked obvious in 1997; it popped in 2000. Anyone shorting in '97-'98 was carried out on a stretcher before being vindicated. In fact 2000-200
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by le-mark 3mo ago
This is from the year 2000. Seems like an ADSL could be applicable to spec driven development with LLMs, has anyone gone down this route?
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by le-mark 3mo ago
Russia emptied the prisons years ago. The able bodied men of Donetsk and Luhansk were rounded up and fed to grinder years ago as well. The wanton slaughter of their own people has been startling and depraved for their unending exuberance.
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by le-mark 3mo ago
A starlink tethered drone can have a (orbital) datacenter guiding it.

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