polytely

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by polytely 1mo ago
Yeah me too, and it feels like a lot of people who are exclusively 'stuck' in language seem to think the pre-language part is somehow inferior (which imo is very misguided)
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by polytely 1mo ago
What is the lesswrong-crowd answer to the non-existential risk to working people? I'm way more worried about these guys breaking the economy in such a way that enriches them and makes me poorer, than I'm about any existential risk
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by polytely 1mo ago
dont worry, without any jobs available the pool of desperate human test subjects will be massive.
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by polytely 1mo ago
As an openrouter user this is better than most alternatives I guess
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by polytely 2mo ago
for someone with a limited budget it is actually very important because it makes me less scared to experiment.
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by polytely 2mo ago
grandma's baking knowledge isn't common sense but expertise.
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by polytely 2mo ago
Do we know what AI startup? I think its important for people to know when they do business with that startup.
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by polytely 2mo ago
yeah for me it's all about specificity, like no one else but Philip K. Dick could have written VALIS, it is so tied to his life and psychology. Its difficult for me to imagine something which is is build on huge amounts of various cult
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by polytely 2mo ago
I guess the bet is that they will become embedded in basically 8% of the tasks in every sector. which I guess could happen long term? thinking about the whole ass economy in this way always make my mind boggle so I don't really feel eq
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by polytely 2mo ago
bad guys doing bad stuff with the model is a worthwhile thing to watch out for, but for me the big question is mostly how these labs are going to make sure that these models will not collapse society. Like mass unemployment + ability to gen
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by polytely 3mo ago
Of course Americans want us to dismantle the EU, we are even weaker against US influence without it.
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by polytely 3mo ago
strong disagree, as a user the recent updates have been awesome and immediately useful.
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by polytely 3mo ago
Godot is such a nice project, I feel like almost every release brings stuff with it that is directly useful for me. It feels like the main contributors there are really on the ball.
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by polytely 3mo ago
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
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by polytely 3mo ago
They probably also have an insane dataset
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by polytely 3mo ago
can you give an example of being defrauded? I don't really know what people mean when they say that.
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by polytely 3mo ago
I don't want AI to fail but I would like to see Altman anf Musk fail for example. I'm very uneasy with the power hungry silicon valley freaks that are running the show at these labs/companies. Hassabis seems like the only one
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by polytely 3mo ago
I really should get back to playing some more with raku, it was a fun experience the last time I messed around with it. Feels very expressive, like it will support any harebrained scheme you come up with.
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by polytely 4mo ago
it sort of makes sense to me, when asking a question to an expert in the field while you are a student. I would guess the successful interactions on average would be more polite . Like for example if you were asking a question to donald kn
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by polytely 5mo ago
Yeah Raku feels so expressive and lovely to me with the help of an AI assistant. I've only done toy programs and scripts with it but it is actually so nice.
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by polytely 5mo ago
Working in C# i feel basically still read code structure by the visual block structure / indentation. I dont think I've ever counted braces in my professional life. The IDE makes sure it is formatted correctly and ambiguity is bas
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by polytely 5mo ago
Thank you for preserving this piece of internet history, I have fond memories of playing these as a kid. Awesome stuff
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by polytely 5mo ago
For me how cheap it is makes it much more comfortable for me to just take it with me whenever I travel. My other e-reader is a Kobo Sage but it is so expensive that I'm way more careful with it. And I feel like the weight is seriously
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by polytely 5mo ago
This is so well put, and it not only happens on the user level but also on the organisational level. Where you can completely abdicate both responsibility and explanation by moving the complicated questions into the black box of an AI model
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by polytely 6mo ago
I haven't read any of his other stuff but I'm very interested in this subject in particular so I'm going pick this up as soon as it is available
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by polytely 6mo ago
> Automated tests are already the output of these specs, and specs cover way more than what you cover with code. ok but how are you sure that the AI is correctly turning the spec into tests. if it makes a mistake there and then builds th
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by polytely 6mo ago
unironically yes, I think with the huge payday they get for being responsible for Microsoft they should also carry an equivalent responsibility when they cause social harms. Billionaires have gotten way too comfortable.
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by polytely 7mo ago
when i use claude opus via opencode/openrouter i'm sometimes suprised by how quickly costs can get out of hand. What are the costs of running openClaw, it seems like it would get crazy expensive crazy fast?
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by polytely 7mo ago
torture not being that effective has never stopped the US government before
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by polytely 7mo ago
I've been using one of these and it is very good.

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