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Yea exactly. 99.99% is just absurd. The biggest variable though with all this is that agents don't have to one shot everything like a human because no one is going to pay a human to do the work 5 times over to make sure the results are
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I would think the LLM though is not trying one solution for 10 hours like a human. I would assume the LLM is trying an inhuman number of solutions and the best one was #2 in this contest. Impressive by the human winner but good luck on that
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I am not an engineer and I expect my white collar job to be automated. The reason to be excited economically for this is if it happens it will be massively deflationary. Pretending CEOs are just going to pocket the money is economically stu
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I have an asus laptop with intel graphics and any distro I have tried has just worked, flawlessly. I also have a MSI katana laptop with RTX 4070 and that had been a disaster. Every distro I tried had some issue with the graphics card/d
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I do this kind of job and there is no way I am doing this job in 5-10 years. I don't even think it is my company that is going to adapt to let me go but it is going to be an AI first competitor that puts the company I work for out of b
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1y ago
How profound. No one has ever posted that exact same thought before on here. Thank you.
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Have you ever stopped and thought maybe there really is no Epstein client list and maybe he really did commit suicide? Maybe the Epstein client list is the propaganda? Why would Epstein keep a "client" list? What criminal goes out
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All we need is an ultra cheap online accredited option. We can easily mass produce education at this point for almost nothing. This would be hugely beneficial to society but there is obviously a lot of rent seeking and cartel like behavior
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1y ago
If you frame it like a farmer back in the day hearing there will be more jobs because of the industrial revolution so they conclude that means there will be more farmers but just doing a new type of farming, that would obviously be wrong. T
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How convenient protecting us from the "harm" of LLMs just happens to align with your own self interest. I am sure that isn't causing any bias in your perceptions of reality.
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This is just wrong. Ordinary language is highly ambiguous, so specific domains have to use words that have been disambiguated for the domain so that people inside the domain can clearly communicate with each other. Two chemist aren't d
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1y ago
You mean it was the giant war the people went through that had all these kids and not that things just happened to line up at that time with my stupid political beliefs? Even though I have put zero thought into most of my political beliefs,
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lol you must not be looking for a white collar job right now then outside of IT. The only thing that is over hyped is there is no white collar bloodbath but a white collar slow bleed out. Not mass firing events but transition by attrition o
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In other words, "if we cared about the world, we would only do things that line up with my personal political beliefs and my political beliefs are obviously correct"
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1y ago
I am working on a pitch deck for a startup that is going to build language models that aren't just safe and reliable but they are actually CONSCIOUS. consciousmachines.ai Such an obvious next step. Conscious, ethical, inclusive machine
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I was going to say, were movies really that good in 2002? Catch Me If You Can Gangs of New York The Pianist City of God Yes, yes they were lol. It is almost hard to believe those all came out in the same year. Imagine in 2025 having to pick
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I am sure studies would find I use my hamstrings and quadriceps less when driving than when walking too. The problem is if you are driving a car to go the same speed and distance as walking then it is missing the point.
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I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with a short form video in conveying information but what information in this context can be compressed down to fit? How much can you really learn from even a 30 second Feynman lecture?
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1y ago
It is also pretty standard for a DJ to move knobs and sliders as performance art even when the knobs/sliders are doing nothing. It adds to the performance much more than just standing there.
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It is impressive technically but I think the whole plot and story details are pretty bad. The gum just doesn't work for me. A black and white mega popular white female jazz singer doesn't really make sense. Maybe a Judy Garland ty
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I am not sure snobs is the right word. It is just a different experience. I like opera and I like metal but while both are music, it is a completely different live musical experience.
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I am an American but the idea of Germany not having a competitive LLM right now is pretty sad and embarrassing. As an American, It is really hard to understand how this can be for a country with such an incredible intellectual and engineeri
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Blue collar workers won't have this problem for a very long time. It seems obvious that many white collar workers today will have to do something involving physical labor at some point in the future. I expect I will be facing this in m
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It has basically ruined this bored with stupid thoughtless comments like this on every fucking article.
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The biggest polluter is China but who cares about reality. Big oil fits better into my social media feed and political beliefs.
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The difference between starting in 2012 and 2025 is absolutely massive. We need good teachers in these areas. I think this is an insane idea on many levels.
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My 75 year old father uses Claude instead of google now for basically any search function. All the anti-AI people I know are in their 30s. I think there are many in this age group that got use to nothing changing and are wishing it to stay
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It is really even more than that because of the depth of the US bond market. Nation states need to be able to make huge transactions without any one else holding the currency feeling it. That is what makes the reserve currency the reserve c
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Not to mention you can't have a robust credit market built on top of a deflationary currency. Imagine you take out a 30 year mortgage in 2025 with 12 periodic payments of .01 BTC a year. Imagine offering a 10 year bond that will make q
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Exactly. If you look at a book of Picasso's drawings/paintings he has thousands of examples of half finished, complete shit. The masterpieces are the result of picking the best output.
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