morgengold

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by morgengold 9mo ago
If we (Europe) are not careful, we will have to find out this pretty soon again.
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by morgengold 9mo ago
What if we do not fight back because deep down we hate the current state of affairs? So why fighting to preserve this?
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by morgengold 9mo ago
I would like to find a way out and often thought about starting a community / movement around this. Maybe this step feels easier collectively.
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by morgengold 9mo ago
Isn't it astonishing how much happier the author / most of us could be without our phones?
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by morgengold 9mo ago
I found nice soccer streams thanks to that list I never would have been able to find otherwise.
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by morgengold 9mo ago
AI slop is a big problem. At the same time AI does some things pretty well (proofreading, translation, finding bugs, sum ups ...)
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by morgengold 10mo ago
Do you mind sketching out the basic idea how to eliminate the change of currency for food? Sounds interesting.
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by morgengold 10mo ago
I am so glad a country finally took action. Can't wait to see data on its effects. At this point in time I lost interest in nuanced discussions about the details here. We are in one big experiment and it might end in catastrophy. We ne
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by morgengold 10mo ago
There will definitely be hellish withdrawal symptoms.
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by morgengold 10mo ago
What's so difficult to understand about LLMs? The meaning of intelligence is irrelevant. I like to call LLMs Associators . No they don't think and they don't understand. But it turns out by finding patterns and associate the
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by morgengold 10mo ago
The real skill is to know when speed is the way to go and when taking your time is the better strategy.
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by morgengold 10mo ago
Am I right that you let LLMs decide for themselves what to read into their input data (like market data, news APIs, company financials)? While this is worth testing, I think it would be more interesting to give them patterns to look for. I
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by morgengold 10mo ago
First we need to think about why we consume content? I am happy to read llm created stuff when I need to know sth and it delivers 100%. Other reasons like "get perspectives of real humans", or "resonate" ... not so much
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by morgengold 11mo ago
I'm on a Claude Code Max subscription. Last days have been a struggle with Sonnet 4.5 - Now it switched to Claude Opus 4.5 as default model. Ridiculous good and fast.
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by morgengold 11mo ago
Then have fun eating your popcorn without sugar or salt :)
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by morgengold 11mo ago
thanks graemep andand patall for taking the time. It is amazing to see a man of high intelligence like Watson is not able to base is views on the evidence. For me, I work usally with the assumption: "Even if there existed small differe
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by morgengold 11mo ago
Is someone able to tell me what about the genetics, race and IQ stuff is backed by evidence and what part is pure prejudice?
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by morgengold 1y ago
Why do we even want to have human intelligence? It's flawed and limited in so many ways. Most of its magic is there because it cares about its host.
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by morgengold 1y ago
Correlation vs Causation.
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by morgengold 1y ago
I think we head in a direction where people will not trust digital content altogether. The question is what will happen thereafter? What are new and reliable trust indicators?
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by morgengold 1y ago
Love the idea!
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by morgengold 1y ago
I often wonder how much creative productivity is lost on a societal level because of the phone addiction. I often wonder if we would focus politically on different topics. I often wonder if I would procrastinate less in the real world and f
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by morgengold 1y ago
... but when I do, I let it write regex, SQL commands, simple/complex if else stuff, apply tailwind classes, feed it my console log errors, propose frontend designs ... and other little stuff. Saves brain power for the complex problems
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by morgengold 2y ago
Well done! How do you create the food images?
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by morgengold 2y ago
Speaking of COVID. There is a weird story about Musk betting $1 million dollars on low death cases of COVID against his former friend Sam Harris. After Elon was spectacularly wrong he just canceled the friendship. Also forgot to pay the $1
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by morgengold 2y ago
No one knows for sure, but if I take the perspective of a socially alienated young person who is angry, resentful, and feels a growing desire for revenge, I would say hours of screen time, social media dynamics [1], and widespread economic
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by morgengold 2y ago
I tend to agree with the author. But then, look around: a lot of stuff works really really well.
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by morgengold 2y ago
I like this very much. Why? 1. Life long habits are mostly formed at a young age. 2. Real social interaction is very important at this life stage. 3. There is no need to put the vulnerable self concept of a young human being at risk.
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by morgengold 2y ago
The body breaks down some muscle tissue beacause it can make glucose from by gluconeogenesis. You need about at least 80 g glucose or so per day (brain), even if you do not eat any carbohydrates. The body cannot make glucose from fat.
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by morgengold 2y ago
It's great if GPT-1 meds increase the burn of visceral fat. But can we really say that from that study? It could very well be just the effect of the caloric deficit per se (that follows the hunger supression and delayed gastric emptyin

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