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qoez
2y ago
In my eyes even finding life is semi a non-story. Or like obviously there's going to be life even intelligent life since it spawned here. Any idea that we're unique is silly we're just emergent phenomena of initial conditions
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qoez
2y ago
As a non american: America can get away with a lot more than this and still be an attractive place to try to move to. SF and many other places offer job opportunities the EU can't, and despite this and much more pain of trying to work
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qoez
2y ago
Found this related to this https://jymfox.com/bleetinthepast/ Fun to post from 0 BC
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qoez
2y ago
Same for openai (in a very real sense ie they train on your essense and soul via what you type and a part of you will be part of the future weights).
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qoez
2y ago
This probably means there's a competitive advantage to tackle non short term ambitious innovations which everyone else is cutting away as fat.
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qoez
2y ago
Don't advertise blatantly like this on HN please
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qoez
2y ago
"LeCun has been on about it for a while and it's less controversial these days." Funny how that sentence could have been used 15 years ago too when he was right about persevering through neural network scepticism.
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qoez
2y ago
One perspective is that meditation and stoicism helps silence guilt about being so properous in an unequal society.
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qoez
2y ago
They were always going for regulatory capture. I think deepseek shook them but I don't think we should rewrite the history as them being virtuous only until 2024.
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2y ago
JD vance seems to be quite aware of OpenAIs meta strategy so I wouldn't be surprised if this is declined (ie semi specifically aimed at something they want to force them to comply with).
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qoez
2y ago
Greg Egan is a master of this (making compelling hard scifi stories where the characters aren't the great american novel quality, still fine though).
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qoez
2y ago
I appreciate the warning and if it's not by claude I apologize, but I do think we should be allowed to express scepticism if things posted are just AI slop (and if we have to fear getting banned or what-have-you as a consequence I genu
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2y ago
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2y ago
One thing I'd love to short is the idea that we're going to have a second AI winter. Lots of people predict it but I believe this time is actually a real step function innovation (and last time was caused by it being a very distan
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qoez
2y ago
Bothers me generally that journalists anthropomorphize companies ("company X worried by...", "will regret..."). Companies are totally emotionless entities only living to maximize profit.
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2y ago
One perspective is that we already have a number of long since normalized 'genetic fitness' obfuscators in the shape of makeup and surgery. It's an arms race but both sides are smart enough to be aware of the fakery and start
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qoez
2y ago
You should take a month break from reading twitter for your own health
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qoez
2y ago
I know negativity isn't encouraged on HN but man I do not like those covers (doesn't capture the world of Wolfe at all).
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2y ago
"Electronic music aren't real songs there's no real instruments involved". Let's be a bit creative with these tools. Sure the pure output isn't always plesant or listenable but there's probably an interest
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2y ago
That can probably be a style in itself (if we kept exploring in these directions)
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2y ago
It's always been a combination of data and scale (garbage data on massive scale gives garbage still). Data is continually getting better though so we'll still be able to squeeze a lot out of transformers yet
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2y ago
Can't wait to try this in 6 months when it arrives in europe and the competition has superior models available before then
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qoez
2y ago
New way to make money after AGI takes all jobs just dropped
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2y ago
I wish EU programmer wages could be higher via lower taxes instead of funding things like this
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2y ago
Don't understand why we keep giving gary marcus attention
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qoez
2y ago
People who work out a lot eat way way more than $5 in eggs per month; maybe $5 per day is more accurate (it's not only the rich who want to work out).
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2y ago
Chatgpt is really good at small throwaway scripts to accomplish some task that could have taken a good portion of the day to write up otherwise (almost always gets the code right on first try)
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2y ago
Meta probably already does this on the top 10k people that spends most or is a high ranked influencer on instagram etc.
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2y ago
Fun experiment but in the back of my mind I suspect this is just plotting a random walk.
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2y ago
Some companies will try to fire as many programmers as possible and will end up struggling bc they have no moats against other companies with access to the same AI, or will hit some kind of AI saturation usefulness threshold. Other companie
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