samrus

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by samrus 4mo ago
Source on this? Does anthropic work with them or do they simply use the normal product offering anthropic provides? Because the thing with the DoD was specific RnD for DoD purposes. If someone just uses normal claude to make killer robots,
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by samrus 4mo ago
Well anthropic refused to do shady shit with the DoD and openAI did. So theres that. Also altman wants a private global ID system that screams technofascism. This comment just sounds like baseless both side-ism. Anthropic arent saints but i
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by samrus 4mo ago
That comparison doesnt make much sense. The quality of a model isnt really its final output but the experience of working through a problem with it. You sound upset at anthropic becoming bigger? Is this some kind of playstation/xbox fa
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by samrus 4mo ago
> The more AI causes productivity increases, the less and less number of workers will be needed This might not necessarily be true. Increased efficiency creates induced demand to the point where more workers are needed. Because the new c
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by samrus 5mo ago
People use the word "taste" to describe that
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by samrus 5mo ago
I imagine google is going the perplexity route, which is honestly fine by me since i do most of my searches with perplexity now. The search harness around it is good enough that i trust it to cite its sources and not go into opinion beyond
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by samrus 5mo ago
The conspiracy theory is that it wasnt just friendly fire but an attempted false flag. Make if that what you will
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by samrus 5mo ago
This country got where it did because people refused to follow the bullshit your peddling
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by samrus 5mo ago
Starting a war and then not fighting in it is pretty stupid honestly. Either fight or dont start a pointless war
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by samrus 5mo ago
It turned API specs into ssoftware devolopment kits and model context servers. Basically connecting existing tools to AI agents so they can actually use them. They might be a big part of the reason why claude code can edit notion docs for y
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by samrus 5mo ago
I call bullshit. They got greedy. The right way would have been to work with both knowledge and culture workers instead of making it an antagonistic relationship. These are the people ai companies need to operate their agents. Its stupid to
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by samrus 5mo ago
This is a genuinely great point. It articulates something i could feel happening but couldnt fully recognize. And i guess the AI compananies couldnt wither because they thought screwing over culture workers was free Also love the term cultu
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by samrus 5mo ago
Absolutely agreed. It feels like tech companies forgot that they are supposed to add value to users. Theyve been shoving random AI usecases down their users throats with no regard for whether it works for the users flow or not. When theres
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by samrus 5mo ago
> Innocent until proven guilty doesn't mean someone gets to go free until their court date. I know what bail is and that is should denied in certain cases. Even if bail should be denied for an accused stabbing, there are alot of oth
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by samrus 5mo ago
You think it scales super linearly? Could make sense, with the mainta8nance of not just the parts but how they interact with each other
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by samrus 5mo ago
True. The critical calculus here is if AI decreases maintaince costs faster than it increases code output (which the article hypothesizes,maintaince costs are proportional too)
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by samrus 5mo ago
That is true, but if you lost access to modern computers and had to do everything by punchcard you would lose productivity too. I kinda dont like that argument
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by samrus 5mo ago
Its all good until you get arrested for something you didnt do. Then you'll see
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by samrus 5mo ago
Or dont go to an authoritarian state where something like this is accepted. Im astounded at people defending this. If it was china people would see this is messed up
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by samrus 5mo ago
> If he stabbed someone and got this treatment, it would be very different I dont think so. I think innocent until proven guilty is the right way to go. Because all the police know is that he is accused of stabbing someone. Whether he ac
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by samrus 5mo ago
Baby steps. If AWS starts unfairly exploiting its market position the way visa and mastercard do then brazil will move pix to another provider
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by samrus 5mo ago
"Whole chart" Graph starts with a black swan event
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by samrus 5mo ago
I built the terminator bro, i swear. This time it actually is the terminator and its gonna kill us all. Its too dangerous bro i cant let anyone have it i swear to god Unless ... idk it sounds crazy but giving me $200/mo might actually
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by samrus 6mo ago
Really? Not having to face any pushback would be better? Half the reason people steelman others' arguments is for the emotional exercise of being able to accept opposing views. And you want to throw that away so you dont have to overco
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by samrus 6mo ago
This is sanding the edges of off life. Its gonna make you soft
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by samrus 6mo ago
The way these agents are being used now is crazy in how inefficient the token utilization is. Reading from ill structured knowledge dumps meant for humans, ralph wiggum loops. Just crazy iterations for simple things. I think its the same di
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by samrus 6mo ago
Companies that have too much tribal knowledge obviously do fail. But for a company to run well, some institutional knowledge will be there. And this will be the most subtle and implicit stuff that really isnt feasible to put down on paper.
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by samrus 6mo ago
Of course not. But its disengenuous to only mention one like the US is clearly th lesser of 2 evils
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by samrus 6mo ago
This is how china tried to justify its genocide against uighers. Was theboutrage against that just politically motivated? Or do americans only care about ethnic cleansing when theyre not the ones doing it
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by samrus 6mo ago
Yeah, those 8 year old girls had been 2 weeks away from developing a nuke. Had been since 1997 im told

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