sebastianconcpt

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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
The issue is not the issue, the issue is what their "solution" enables for expanding the surface that governments have for controlling details of how you live your life in the future once accepted.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
You're right, I meant the Commissioners which are the ones essentially designing how to legislate, which is the traditional name for "engineer society behavior"
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
I share your concern but the generalization is improper (that as solution would be infinitely far worst than the problem)
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
This is the way.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
Adding the reminder that these votes and majority rejecting are of unelected bureaucrats, so the way that it was framed was approved from above while making practically impossible to reject but still theoretically possible so people are for
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
Yeah, I realized this around may 2024 and started to rail models in deterministic workflows and tooling. LLMs are the new CPU.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
The article is a piece of revolutionary rant. > Capitalism is unnatural, and selects for unnatural things. Wrong. Even plants have a conspicuous signaling economy to get their way to selection.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
That framing is setting the question so you immediately are forced to compare pears to apples. Of course 98% of sterilization is not enough for surgery or for precision in calculating your account balance but the category of landing page co
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
Another day in Everything is About Mate Suppression
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
You are mixing legalism with reality. All babies (and more) are accountable to physics.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
I was waiting for the plot twist and it didn't come, so its genre is: horror.
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
I find your suggestion to equate a baby to AI brutally uncanny
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
The problem is that you have creations that aren't really obvious. Have you seen that rocket engine with a crazy laborious design made with an AI?
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
Isn't patenting an action to protect a benefit (whichever patent or benefit would be)?
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by sebastianconcpt 3mo ago
Sanity! No AI has accountability so also should not own any benefits (not only patent but anything beneficial). Violate that and you created a blackhole of value creation.
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: depends Technologies: Rust first choice but open. Background in full-stack, Smalltalk, JavaScript, Swift, Go, Python, bits of Ruby Résumé/CV: http://sebastiansast
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
And we're heading to giving better quality feedback loops to AI models than people. Put this together with ignorance being the mother of evil and... How good this can become?
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Not sure if I'm alone in the feeling that we are going to desire AI more than like it.
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Seeing running software as an asset is the right approach. But the costs of executing and even re-doing things went significantly down. The costs that didn't went down are the ones of breaking the chain of trust to a predictable outcom
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Oh the self-contradiction here... Generalizing this in the abstract is a wrong abstraction.
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Politicians don't come from outer space, they emerge locally and were raised swimming in an imaginary that has normalized the morals that eventually end up expressed at the top.
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Pretty happy with oMLX running Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-8bit
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
Better than Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-8bit ? When I tried glm found it way way slower (omlx as runtime)
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by sebastianconcpt 4mo ago
I've made a harness to discipline it and get consistent output regardless of model. Using it daily. Is the opposite of vibe coding, it delivers great planed code with my engineering taste. I had it open sourced for a while then I'
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: depends Technologies: Rust first choice but open. Background in full-stack, Smalltalk, JavaScript, Swift, bits of Ruby Résumé/CV: http://sebastiansastre.co/c
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
My dad had that lettering kit! Even look like exactly that model and typography.
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
No worries, future Skynet will publish upgrades to these. Joke aside, these do represent surface of attack.
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
Predictable yeah. We're far better to find the right overarching narrative of the architecture and the necessary intermediate layers of abstractions. LLMs will invent verbal structs that sound okay but not have the elegance of a senior
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
"We have souls. We have an inner self. We can treat ourselves as transcendental subjects in the Kantian sense. We have emotions and spiritual life; we experience qualia. These entities are not obtained by addition to a physical state,
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by sebastianconcpt 5mo ago
This is the Let's deal with the phenomenon of Qualia by denying its existence thesis.

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