samrus

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by samrus 1mo ago
Not necessarily. They said AI doesnt review or decide. So it sounds to me that while AI might be used in ptocessing paperwork, the whole processing pipeline is reviewed by humans and the final decision is made by humans. So these sort of th
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by samrus 1mo ago
Theyre holding on for dear life but its futile i think. Renewables will be the future and they wont have that political leverage attached. Geopolitics is about to become more equitable. Itll be interesting to see what that looks like. Idk i
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by samrus 1mo ago
Im sure theirs still market dominance to be had. But it wont be at the level that the US has with oil. This isnt just market dominance, its complete economic dominance. The US can controll all money because oil is sold in dollars. That wont
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by samrus 1mo ago
People will remember but they wont submit. The US got countries to submit to them becuase of the economic sanctions made possible by cornering the energy trade. I dont think we'll see that again given renewables becoming the meta In yi
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by samrus 1mo ago
But its not just swapping the words out post hoc is it. LLMs are autoregressive, so weird word choice before would influence the probability distribution of all future tokens. I feel like they thought it wouldnt be that bad, or it was a wor
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by samrus 1mo ago
> China with [EVs|Solar|BESS|Turbines] will replace all of the fossil fuel countries (US, middle-east, Russia) I dont agree with china having the same position as the FF exporters. Simply because with renewables, you export the means to
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by samrus 2mo ago
Broke: the AI is sycophantic to me Woke: im sycophantic to the AI
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by samrus 2mo ago
How did applications do it before? Like in the 90s or 00s
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by samrus 2mo ago
Did you forget about spectre and meltdown?
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by samrus 2mo ago
Its only fair. We shoudlnt socialize costs for things where the profit will be private Which makes me think of publicly owned data centers. Interesting thought
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by samrus 2mo ago
Hosting is cheap if its abstracted away. Same with the technical aspect of maintainance About design and the product side of maintainance, what i have felt is that, deep down inside, the user does know exactly what they need. If they can le
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by samrus 2mo ago
> Consumers would just use the underlying foundational models directly to solve their problem Whether this could happen is a critical question. What ive found currently is that its not possible because the non-determinism of the model m
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by samrus 2mo ago
And what prevented those boots on the ground from winning in vietnam?
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by samrus 2mo ago
Theyre not shy in lebanon. Theyre invading with no regard for any agreement iran and the US sign
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by samrus 2mo ago
We recently saw that lean itself isnt proven correct. Its not likely but i wouldnt call it verified if its only verified in lean https://x.com/gro_tsen/status/2082483878480977959
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by samrus 2mo ago
Vibe. This really encapsulates what something i love about the internet that is suvtle and hard to put my finger on. I like getting exposure to random information that i just passively incorporate into my understanding of the world. Its the
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by samrus 2mo ago
Maybe but i consider other things in that as well. One thing is art. I was in new orleans once and heard a kid play jazz saxaphone out on a street corner in the middle of the night. It was legitimately the most beautiful music ive ever hear
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by samrus 2mo ago
If the chinese government feels its critical to china's success then it will be backed like alibaba and wechat and others were
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by samrus 2mo ago
Shorter sessions are most definitely the only way to go. I ensure thay by having a clean context handoff process and then using one session for one task and having it dump context when its done or gets too big (~400k tokens)
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by samrus 2mo ago
There are ways to use those agents ethically. Cloudflare isnt forcing you to be a dick with your agents. Infact the blocking side encourages you to use them ethically. I dont see the problem.
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by samrus 2mo ago
This thing will be far more specific to whatever usecase your thinking of. It wont generalize as much and as easily as LLMs do. Youre heading back towards IBM's watson
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by samrus 2mo ago
Why not? The people are obviously not healthy for doing so but why not leave it up to them to figure that out? If someone burps loudly in front of others, would you want their access to food revoked until they stop?
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by samrus 2mo ago
How do you know it hadnt just followed your instruction?
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by samrus 2mo ago
There is also an economic aspect though. Thats where the ludditism comes in If the monk thinks that this laptop means he wont get as much income (assuming selling manuscripts was their primary income) because of a race to the bottom with ot
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by samrus 2mo ago
It hasnt flattened yet. And the question is when will it. But its stupif to think its exponential. These things just arent exponential. The first half of the s curve seems exponential and wishful thinking extrapolates from there
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by samrus 2mo ago
Theyll see no effect of their speech, and try something else. Like voting, protests, and violence. In thay order
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by samrus 2mo ago
The whole thing is that the trend wont hold steady. Its a n s curve and will taper off. The onky question is if the asympote is tapers to is above a certain threshold or not. Like the threshold needed to achieve what your talking about. I d
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by samrus 2mo ago
How easy is it to switch off keepass? And how easy is it to export off whatever you imported to? Passwords are simple, just remember the text. Passkeys have alot of uncertainty around this
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by samrus 2mo ago
Earbuds are fine to exclude. I mean phones
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by samrus 2mo ago
Thats what the parent comment said. Older data centers are built more consciously of the surrounding, but these newer ones are being built with no regard for the community and are egregious. For example using on site generators that make al

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