samrus

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by samrus 3mo ago
Your increasing thrash betting that AI will fix it for you. The only thing your getting in return is not having to think that hard. It doesnt cost that much time or effort to think hard, so you will be outcompeted by people levergaing AI as
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by samrus 3mo ago
Which males your attnetion valuable, and make them want to exploit it for profit
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by samrus 4mo ago
Thats not how it works
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by samrus 4mo ago
I think its to identify the capabilities and possibilities (and limitations) for genAI. LLMs can do intellectual grunt work very well, but they dont think, not really, so they cant ideate and design things that havent been built before, lik
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by samrus 4mo ago
Wouldnt it be nice if leadership just communicated the problem all the way down
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by samrus 4mo ago
This is just giving better context right? A human engineer also works better when you explain the problem and why this solution was chosen
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by samrus 4mo ago
This is why ram prices are fucked. Cause altman doesnt give a shit about normal people as long as openAI suceeds
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by samrus 4mo ago
Oh come on. I guess it can be abused that way but its so cynical. First, i heavily doubt thats the intention here, and secondly, mmost ads are blocked at the rendering stage, rather than DNS. Especially since youtube broke DNS adblocking by
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by samrus 4mo ago
Even if it isnt a product, it is still a tool/utility. Those srill have value propositions that need to be communicated for the tool to be used by the people who could utlize it Imagine if had a nail to drive into a peice of wood, but
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by samrus 4mo ago
Its amazing to me how people can make a great a product. And then completely bury the lead because they are so deep into the guts of the system You explained the value proposition so well. The website just didnt get to the "why?"
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by samrus 4mo ago
The EU can pay them. Whos to say all these people are koreans. There might be alot of native europeans who would stay
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by samrus 4mo ago
Money isnt real. If you can go to a peice of land and just claim it, and no one can rest it from you, then its your land. Governments and society is what we make to avoid that sort of anarchy, but if certain entities become more powerful th
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by samrus 4mo ago
> Honestly, I like it. It reminds me of the culture I'd find amongst my Chinese peers in the 2000s and 2010s when they built China. I dont like it. It might have built china but this isnt what built modern america. I dont think this
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by samrus 4mo ago
Fucking MBAs
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by samrus 4mo ago
Wait how does it establish collaboration? Because its opensource so anyone can copy the source code? If so, thats a pretty weak, and disengenuous argument. Is the US collaborating with russia because russians can use the internet and darpa
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by samrus 4mo ago
This is a very interesting thought. We complain about having to fix some MBAs vibecpded slop, but it actually might be faster, easier, and alot less painful than getting them to try to explain their vision to us and implement what they have
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by samrus 4mo ago
Seemed sufficient to me. They said it was a mistake and they'll be more careful not to sponsor nazis in the future
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by samrus 4mo ago
> True but it also reflects that the EU has indeed destroyed most goodwill towards it in the last decade regarding most things digital. Not for me, my opinion of things like GDPR and forcing usbc on phones gives me the impression that th
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by samrus 4mo ago
How many do you need?
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by samrus 4mo ago
I have to agree. It is messed up that transformers can just talk, and it been pretty normalized. We are only talking about the impact they will have and whether they can do what people say they can, but we arent talking about how crazy it i
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by samrus 4mo ago
But whats the problem woth using DNS internally? Given the system is already present, and moving away fron it would be effort. Seems like a nitpick
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by samrus 4mo ago
Its not teaching. These people cant pass a the class. They never went through the friction needed to learn
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by samrus 4mo ago
I have felt that he does push his agenda and can be subtle in doing so, which is disconcerting. But i do actually like his essays alot. Once you identify and subtract his biases from it, his observations are very intelligent and always reso
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by samrus 4mo ago
Man its amazing when you have that high trust environment. You get treated like an equal, your opinion gets respected, and you can really make a difference in the company's prospect. Its addictive
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by samrus 4mo ago
I think paul graham is biased to always tell people to make startups, but what hes saying resonates to me in that it is a spectrum. You dont have to. Ake a startup, but you can work for a company of 20 people and feel thats its alot more li
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by samrus 4mo ago
Yes
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by samrus 4mo ago
Like how safari and chrome have mozilla in ther userstring. History does rhyme doesnt it
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by samrus 4mo ago
Yeah. And this thread seems so astroturfed. I get the feeling openAI is trying this sort of propaganda campaign out now that theyre desperate
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by samrus 4mo ago
Is there any argument to back that up or are you just hoping to self-actualize this belief using vibes alone?
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by samrus 4mo ago
That tracks. Man i dont want to accuse anyone of anything, but this whole thread seems astroturfed. Is this a new marketing strategy openAI is trying out?

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