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by potsandpans 4mo ago
I found Ryan cohens account
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Please stop posting ai slop in response to whatever it is you think I'm arguing about
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Greater wealth inequality. More authoritarian policies as climate refugees from the global south put pressure on classically liberal governments. Less freedom of movement. Most of the Western world living in a surveillance state. Climate br
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
"can I please have 1 million dollars?"
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Oh so you can't prove that you didn't murder someone, though many people are saying it. Sorry, I don't debate things with criminals.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
A credit system that determine your upward mobility?
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Yep it sucks. This is the consequence of what these technofeudalists are bringing to the table. I was banned from open ai under similar circumstances, right after they scaled out their payments system. I was paying through Google play, and
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Most if not all brokerages allow you to do that. I just opened up my fidelity and etrade to check. That doesn't make it right perse, but your moralisation at the end becomes more weak. Robinhood is only as "truly vile" as all
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Oh, is that literally the case? Thanks for literally explaining it to me.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
> We believe it would be good for the world to have the option to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development to enable societal structures and alignment research to keep up with the advance of the technology. [1] First, I want to
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
This is super cool. Do you have any code up in a public repo that I could peek at? I've been working on and off on a static recompiler for playstation games, wasm was kind of my end goal.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Except on one side, it's apparently perfectly acceptable for folks to fulminate, make llm generation accusations, and brigade with minimal to no moderation attempts.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
I'm not
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
My point is, there will be people who figure out how to cope. And those projects will succeed. Obviously, I don't have a crystal ball.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Fair call out. My implied argument is not so much that "because llm was used, then llm must be used." The original argument proposed by the author is essentially distilled into, "because llm could be used, we must no longer a
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Brother, were aligned
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
You just continue to talk with a lack of precision that is demonstrative of general unseriousness and cannot seem to cope with the idea of someone doing the same thing to you, that you are doing to other hardworking people. I gave you the c
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
(philosophy and computer science background, but that's long in the past I just do engineering for big corpo) They're not exactly casually absorbed, as in a wiki or forum. But you can read some books that begin to introduce these
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Also worth noting these are reactions to what is essentially equity in access to skills and knowledge. I personally do wonder (worry) about where all of this pans out and what society looks like post generative llms. But at the same time th
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
You're just speaking in truisms, and still have yet to assert anything at all. You sound more like a fringe entertainer and less like an engineer. You're, "just asking questions." Are you an engineer? Make clear claims,
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Another great example of Averse Ai Behavioral Syndrome If y'all ever wondered how your dads got sucked into alt right talkshows and radio, just read ops comment in Tucker Carlson's voice.
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
Let's assume that there is an advantage to using llms. E.g. the use of an llm lends a competitive advantage in a given field. There is no moral or ethical obligation to disclose tool use. The disclosure in of itself presents an asymmet
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
It's going to be conveniently forgotten, like the people that were screaming at people for not wearing masks outside months (years!) after we understood covid. As a conflict averse society, we excuse people that indulge in these kinds
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
(I realize this is an ungenerous and blunt take that lacks some amount of empathy) I have worked in fortune 500 companies for 15 years, and my observation is that there is an alarming amount of people (engineering) who work in these compani
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by potsandpans 4mo ago
> Me and my entire family starves to death Patrick Star, in response to SpongeBob asking him to refrain from eating a candy bar, following a closeup pan of Patrick's extremely overweight body, "what do you want me to do, starve
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by potsandpans 5mo ago
I have to hope they won't succeed. Maybe for a short time, but eventually open weights will prevail.
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by potsandpans 5mo ago
Averse behavioral ai syndrome
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by potsandpans 5mo ago
"Hmmm I think Ill type something out, then edit it with red pen and scan it to put on my website" Is about as fucking around for clicks as it gets
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by potsandpans 5mo ago
> Hacker News is my favorite place on the web, because it's the last bastion of curiosity online I couldn't relate to anything less
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by potsandpans 5mo ago
> are anti-AI groups becoming a cult? I would say that they're more becoming a vocal minority of intolerant people towards some ideas. Some have good reasons, others just love to be on the counter culture bandwagon. I predict that w

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