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by samrus 11mo ago
High risk bets like that cause bubbles. If that bet doesnt pay off then there will be a talent crisis that the american tech industry may not recover from
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by samrus 11mo ago
How will they learn without opportunity?
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by samrus 11mo ago
Sure but there needs to be a balance with momentum. You cant keep losing institutional knowledge like that. I think we are heavily disbalanced towards too much churn
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by samrus 11mo ago
Its the tragedy of the commons. These companies will think they are very smart for doing this, but theyll just foster a culture where there are no competent employees once the current seniors retire
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by samrus 11mo ago
I dont like this fanaticism around scaling. Reeks of extrapolating the s curve out to be exponential
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by samrus 11mo ago
Sample efficiency isnt the ability to distill alot of data into good insights. Its the ability to get good insights from less data. Evolution didnt do that it had a lot of samples to get to where it did
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by samrus 11mo ago
It doesnt have to be US citizen only. It just has to be who they are claiming to be. If someone in india or europe wants to comment on foreign politics, thats fine. They just shouldnt be able to pretend they are from the US or anywhere else
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by samrus 11mo ago
"If i stop eating, ill die" is also speculative. Do we have validate everything like we were born yesterday?
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by samrus 11mo ago
> Open source === RCEs/vulnerabilities Welcome back 2005 bill gates
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by samrus 11mo ago
Like tolerance, he irony of freedom is that you cant give others the freedom to limit anyone elses freedom. Thats actually the way to maximize freedom
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by samrus 11mo ago
Evolution would figure that out over time with trial and error. We could instead get mammals with plastic nails/claws/hooves instead of keratin
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by samrus 11mo ago
Sanctions will do that. Both soft and hard
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by samrus 11mo ago
Private planes dont need air traffic controllers?
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by samrus 11mo ago
So the deadlock is over ACA premium tax credits. A subsidy towards premiums, inversely proportional to income. Republicans have to budge on this right? Health insurance is already dire in this country, you cant fuck it up even more. The wor
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by samrus 11mo ago
I think itll be a slow march accross the pareto curve. Take care of the biggest non engineering usecases in descending order of number of users. There are way way more gamers than djs. But i think we'll get there. Fingers crossed micro
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by samrus 11mo ago
Your just strawmanning at this point. I didnt say those things. I really really dont think your posting in good faith
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by samrus 11mo ago
The correction is good in the long run. It will settle to sane understanding of AI's capabilities, competent applications, and the unsuing AI winter will be when real research is done rather than "we fed its garbage back into itse
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by samrus 11mo ago
I guess survive is the wrong word. Sonce thats not what hes trying to do. Its more like he wants to figure how not to lose his dragons horde of gold, and even grow it in the pop
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by samrus 11mo ago
It sure seems like it. But does it have to be? It cant just be to sate our want for entertainment? Although if i think about it, that doesnt need to "trade" in attention. You can just put art out there for the sake of creativity.
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by samrus 11mo ago
Helping my recent MBA grad sister make a simple python script to fit here resume to a JD using openAI's api. Shes applting to product and marketing roles in AI and this helps her understand the tech (and its limitations) better as well
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by samrus 11mo ago
You cant be this naive. You have to read between the lines. Altman has laready shown hes willing to boil us frogs with his attempts IPO a non profit. Hes slimy, he doesnt just say things and stand by them, he tests the waters and lies about
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by samrus 11mo ago
Theyre just frustrated by the ageism flung against them for being birn in a shittier environment by people who had the silent and greatest generations leave them an amazing economy
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by samrus 1y ago
The interesting thing here is that this is a concrete example of how you cant really trust the impression you get from your information feed. Its tampered with by corporations/governments who have an agenda. The attention economy has b
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by samrus 1y ago
You could just read the primary sources. The things hes showing people to have said. The gist is altman was trying to be slick about requiesting a government bailout, got called out on his bullshit, and then decided to lie and say he never
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by samrus 1y ago
The crux of the article was altman trying to get a bailout, and when people called him on his bullshit, lying thay he never wanted a bailout. You cant trust the man
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by samrus 1y ago
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by samrus 1y ago
Ive been yearning for the days when using linux in daily life isnt "interesting" but just something you do. It feels great
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by samrus 1y ago
Its damage mitigation. I was waiting for actual insights but its all pr fluff
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by samrus 1y ago
I think the access to so much information itself isnt bad. Cuz access to all of wikipedia wouldnt do this. People would get bored because its still work to digest that information I think this access gave opportunities to bad actors whose i
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by samrus 1y ago
Im not a musk fanboy or anything but who can do better? Its dangerous to support a monopoly but if one provider is far ahead of the others then it makes sense to just use that. How much of these delays are due to spacex and how much are jus

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