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by password54321 7mo ago
>a defeat for Israel False, Israel has used the whole war to take over Lebanon almost silently from mass media attention. They are about to annex a part of it.
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by password54321 7mo ago
It is clear that a more centralised system is being established which is progression towards authoritarianism.
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by password54321 7mo ago
The number of refurbished mac minis that are available in my country has suddenly dramatically increased ever since the Clawdbot tweet. People never learn.
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by password54321 7mo ago
No moat. If you rely on OpenAI / Google / Anthropic you are doomed.
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by password54321 7mo ago
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by password54321 7mo ago
If it has good enough capacity for the military it is very possible we are receiving dumbed down / nerfed versions of Claude.
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by password54321 7mo ago
The field more than likely has peaked out for software developers. Jevons paradox means there probably will not be enough agents anytime soon as ambition grows but that doesn't mean the number of developers will grow with it. You will
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by password54321 8mo ago
The war is for Israel, sorry I should say Greater Israel.
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by password54321 8mo ago
The alternative was not bombing them in the middle of negotiations.
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by password54321 8mo ago
Pokemon isn't entirely unique. A lot of things from the 90s are still popular because it is from a time before Israel plunged the world into madness. Culturally, things have dramatically stagnated ever since.
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by password54321 8mo ago
These attacks feel like a last gasp of air before death. There is no strategy except to use the last remaining resources to inflict damage to wherever possible but obviously this is not a strategy that will lead to survival.
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by password54321 8mo ago
Malice is the point....
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by password54321 8mo ago
No, animals can feel, your Nvidia gpu can't.
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by password54321 8mo ago
>leading large language models – GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4 and Gemini 3 Flash Err what? These weren't even leading at the time (except 5.2). It doesn't even mention using chain of thought.
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by password54321 8mo ago
I am comparing competency not the "scale of a human life" or whatever that is supposed to mean. AI still lacks taste so it is still hard to replace human originality or creativity but that's almost it when it comes to work th
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by password54321 8mo ago
People might not want to hear this but AI is already smarter and more useful than most people ever will be. We are not even talking about by the end of the year or decade anymore.
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by password54321 8mo ago
AI from first principles has not changed. Fundamentally it is: neural nets, transformers and RL. The most important paper in recent years is on CoT [ https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.11903 ] and I'm not even sure what com
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by password54321 8mo ago
Not claiming anything to be false, just a reminder that you should question ones opinion a bit more and not claim they "know what they are talking about" because they worked with Fei-Fei Li. You are outsourcing your thinking to so
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by password54321 8mo ago
Amazon has become a marketplace for cheap sometimes harmful chinese knockoffs. Amazon doesn't even check what is being sold. I only order directly from places I trust. http://nbcnews.com/business/recall/cheap-
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by password54321 8mo ago
Trying to replace creative work is futile. How do you teach taste to something that can't feel? The lack of excitement tells you no one wants this.
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by password54321 8mo ago
>AI only exists because the military needs are propping it up AI already serves as a surveillance tool and is being used by Palantir.
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by password54321 8mo ago
We are already in low-hire low-fire job market where while there aren't massive layoffs to spike up unemployment there also aren't as many vacancies.
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by password54321 8mo ago
>the most unskilled labor People are worried about white-collar not blue-collar jobs being replaced. Robotics is obviously a whole different field from AI.
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by password54321 8mo ago
I think you are thinking of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window which might be true
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by password54321 8mo ago
People keep referencing history but this really is unprecedented. We are approaching singularity and many people will become obsolete in all areas. There are no new hypothetical jobs waiting on the horizon.
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by password54321 8mo ago
“When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” ~Maya Angelou
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by password54321 8mo ago
Trump posts video of Obama as an ape Internet: "It is 4D chess!" You can't make this up.
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by password54321 8mo ago
You are talking about intrinsic vs extrinsic value. Most work people do is for money (extrinsic) but no one is stopping you from doing work for the former. I learn/program for fun in my spare time and AI doesn't stop that.
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by password54321 8mo ago
Just like with everything, Trump backs out last minute after a series of threats. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Always_Chickens_Out
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by password54321 9mo ago
Yup, just "social media influencers". Nothing much to see here.

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