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by samrus 1y ago
Just because its speculation doesnt mean its worthless. But yeah it should be taken as speculation rather than a validated and tested hypithesis
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by samrus 1y ago
The way to push back is to leave for a company that doesnt pull this bullshit* (*requires healthy economy)
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by samrus 1y ago
Thats what i was thinking. The lack of regulations limits opportunity because customers are scared of getting screwed, so the companies have to make their own rule to comply with, after assessing what safety customers want The corpos yearn
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by samrus 1y ago
Youve never seen enshitification happening? These companies butcher their customers as soon as their incentives shift to increasing short term shareholder value
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by samrus 1y ago
The LLMs dont have RL baked into them. They need that at the token prediction level to be able to do the sort of things humans can do
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by samrus 1y ago
How would users make their demands dispatchable? The demand is the demand. The supply has to match
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by samrus 1y ago
The actual design of the solution has a way bigger impact on the amount of bugs to be found in the first place
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by samrus 1y ago
This misallignment of incentives is why we have shitty software in everyday life
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by samrus 1y ago
This is one reason startups can be so successfull. A founder who knows that they're doing will have a team of such illegible (and so undervalued) talent scouted out ahead of time and poach them for their venture. Basically talent arbit
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by samrus 1y ago
The benefit grabbing attention using ads feels like something that only exists in relative measure. So if everyone is boosting themselves on tour timeline, its kinda like no one is. If none of them boost themselves, then they dont lose out
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by samrus 1y ago
You gotta take what you can get. This level of concern is right out the CIA guidebook of how to infiltrate a group and make sure nothing gets done
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by samrus 1y ago
If you cant teust the government then yes, the laws are all just words. The contitution is just words at this point. But if you cant trust some parts of the government (including, opposition and non executive branches) then laws can help pr
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by samrus 1y ago
The government should need a warrant to track a person in ways that violate their privacy. Phone taps need warrants. Alpr lookups should too
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by samrus 1y ago
Warrants for this is actually a great idea. Thats the exact correct solution to gov/leo overreach
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by samrus 1y ago
This points to something i have felt when using codegen. The agents are pretty stupid, but if you already know what your doing then they can be an immense force multiplier. Like a calculator This guy had 15 years of experience in cybersec.
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by samrus 1y ago
You should look into figma. Its one of the few marvels of software engineering made in recent times. If you want to know how tough realtime editing is, try making a simple collaborative drawing tool or something. Or an online 2 player text
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by samrus 1y ago
Agree I work on a vision based traffic monitoring system, and modelling the idea of traffic and events goes into so much complexity without a word of code written These people are working on problems that have tutorials online and dont know
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by samrus 1y ago
100% We are in the era of people using geolocation to remind them about their grocery list when they're near a store. In 10 years we will be in the gps and uber era. Its just that it will be bumpy when this bubble crashes. And the US i
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by samrus 1y ago
Real estate is real too. People need houses to live. Websites were also real value The dotcom bub, subprime crisis, and AI bubble are all based on real goods being overvalued to hell and then crashing back down to their actual capabilities.
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by samrus 1y ago
I dont think we'll have AGI in 2 weeks like altman does, but its not fair to say its impossible. LLMs also came out of nowhere, a series of discrete improvements that finally got over the hurdle and acheived an unprecedented functional
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by samrus 1y ago
Spend less, save, put it on index funds. The bubble popping will mess you up a little but time in the market > timing the market
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by samrus 1y ago
Hopefully their grift fails when china also doesnt have AGI or anything like it. But idk, people can be delusional
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by samrus 1y ago
Bitcoin is propped up by individuals spending discretionary funds no one will really hold them accountable for AI is pripped up by corporations spending capital expenditure that shareholders will want to see a positive ROI on, otherwise the
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by samrus 1y ago
Bitcoin not popping is a testament to human delusion. It cant function as a stable store of value becuase theres nothing preventing if from hyperdeflating, and yet people are still buying it. What are they even buying? The deflation based g
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by samrus 1y ago
That video would be such slop. It wont be as fun as watching an actual pitch/hit. Also the fun baseball stuff, the kind jomboy covers, wont ever be in the video because its not in the feed
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by samrus 1y ago
Completely agree. Like a rate limiting model the way LLMs do. Where you get like 5 FSD drives on the free tier per month or something
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by samrus 1y ago
Bullshit. Some humans might hit thay because they werent paying attention, but most people would see that, slow down and change lanes. This is a relatively scenario that humans deal with. Even the passenger here saw it in time. The driver w
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by samrus 1y ago
Society needa a "no assholes" policy in order to syay high trust. Elon not being a pariah because of his grifting is a sign the US is becoming a lower and lower trust society. And its billioniares making it so
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by samrus 1y ago
So why take money for it? And computer vision is well past the stage where the information can be read from these signs, theres enough training data. So thats not a real hurdle. If different road geometry or traffic customs/rules is th
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by samrus 1y ago
This feels like when leadership has us push through a "minor change" to a service. And it causes alot of, lets say interesting, bugs downstream

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