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by root_axis 3mo ago
This is wrong. Human thinking and speech isn't autoregressive like LLM inference.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Is the rabies vaccine not effective in your view?
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by root_axis 3mo ago
> Social media won because it's better for the consumer and producer. It's not even a question of "winning", the overwhelming share of people that came online after the advent of social media did so for social med
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by root_axis 3mo ago
> the whole process is tedious, capricious, and corrupt Is there any human institution under the sun that doesn't labor under a litany of such criticisms?
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Not sure if I missed it but I couldn't find any information in the article to explain where the "approaching billions" estimate is coming from. I could believe it, but I'd want to see something a little more concrete.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
An 8 months pregnant woman would typically be denied entry during immigration processing. It doesn't seem like a big deal.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
This doesn't seem like a major problem. Immigration officials are already sensitive to birth-tourism and have had discretion to deny entry to obviously pregnant tourists even long before Trump. Beyond that, if you're a billionaire
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Why is it insane?
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by root_axis 3mo ago
If you host it or are caught running it locally, then you go to jail. Since it's a national security issue, they'll be inclined to enforce aggressively.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
They are, suggesting they aren't is just sophistry masking as clever insight. Any similarities between the two are superficial rhetorical details - comparing them with respect to their careers as elected politicians demonstrates an obv
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by root_axis 3mo ago
> LLMs are offering some ways to dramatically improve how people learn But in practice, they are overwhelmingly having the opposite effect, and if we're realistic about the structural incentives that have no practical path to bein
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by root_axis 3mo ago
> An embarrassing lot of CS professors would stumble around your average production codebase. As would be expected. The value of computer science has very little overlap with navigating a typical production code base.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
At this point, cryptocurrency is just a distributed cult. I genuinely feel bad for my handful of friends who remain under the influence of these gambling chip protocols. Somehow they still can't manage to read the room when awkwardly b
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by root_axis 3mo ago
There is no censorship happening here - the comment remains visible, he simply asked them to refrain from the inflammatory language.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Research shows that even the raw trace tokens do not actually reflect underlying model "thoughts".
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Imagine taking 6 months longer to release your cookie cutter CRUD app.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
> Polymarket gives 32% chance the ban on Fable is lifted this month. Totally meaningless.
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by root_axis 3mo ago
What age do you recommend and why? > I'd rather my child wait until their immune system is more developed At what age is the immune system fully developed?
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by root_axis 3mo ago
Sure. https://www.theregister.com/software/2026/02/13/anthropics-a... https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/01/27/cursor-lies-about-vibe-co...
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by root_axis 3mo ago
We've repeatedly seen that these test-driven LLM rewrites consistently produce absolute garbage.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
Every faction claims they support free speech and every faction also supports suppression of certain types of speech.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
And they've had some initial success with TPUs which could be a major differentiator in the future.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
He is wrong by every conceivable measure. Not only was his timing wrong, where he specifically noted 10 years as the absolute maximum worst case scenario, but the trend has been accelerating in completely the opposite direction. To his cred
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by root_axis 4mo ago
This just underscores the point. Despite the advancement of "AI medical devices", the labor market numbers for radiology show Hinton was spectacularly incorrect. If we had followed his advice we would be experiencing a major crisi
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by root_axis 4mo ago
Yes, Hinton's prediction was inaccurate.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
And yet, here we are in a thread full of them.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
> Being a process doesn't preclude something from being an entity In a tortured semantics sense sure, but in a practical sense they refer to different types of things.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
Hinton also said we should stop training radiologists 10 years ago because it would be solved by AI.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
It has no body, metabolism or reproductive capability. It's a process, not an entity.
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by root_axis 4mo ago
How is Bezos not rational?

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