skeledrew

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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Others being moved to the point of also leaving would only worsen the effect. A viral post too can worsen the effect as it's now even less likely that someone with scruples who qualifies for the position(s) will apply. And those in it
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
> not necessarily true It's a possibility that is increased by their action. One leaves, a space is now open that will likely eventually be filled. And the chance of someone with equal/higher scruples filling it is very slim (u
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
It's highly impractical. Imagine someone breaking into a house to steal something or otherwise, and they can only take 1 step every 20 seconds. They won't be getting anywhere, when even a child in the house can notice them and go
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
By resigning he's making room for someone with less moral scruples, or even just less awareness, to step in and continue the work without said scruples/awareness.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Love to see that "superintelligence" that some random person will "simply" download and run when there are relatively only few capable of running today's near-to-frontier models, and actual frontier models are still
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Way I see it, the more conscientious people exiting the scene only serves to increase the likelihood of a bad outcome because they aren't there to offer opinions on problematic developments, or in the more extreme cases blow the whistl
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Without randomness, things can be easily hidden. That's why random searches too are a thing. Put in notice that "hey there be cameras/inspections at this time in this place" and you find everything in order on the footag
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Those in front can and will change over time, and regions determine what is measured in the first place. So if they want, the EU can for example define "frontier" as "models made by a European nation that score highest on Mat
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
If you're taking it at the state level, there's no difference between Chinese and US frontier models. They go with the most accessible, which is the former. Just as trade still happens overwhelmingly between China and US despite t
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Where is that skill coming from in the first place? What are they doing to attract, nurture and keep it?
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
"Frontier" is a relative, ever-changing target.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
There is logic to it. The ones who work 12h/day for 6d/week does more than the ones who work 8h/day for 5d/week does more than... It's simple scaling that pays off over time even if the general quality of work by th
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Highly improbable given China is ready to pick up any slack.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I think the Pro and other subs allow them to save big on ads (Claude Code use is required and it pushes their ads) and allow easy access to free data (CC occasionally solicits feedback and session sharing, which I'm pretty sure some us
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
It's default behavior due to scarcity. Remove that permanently and there's no longer incentive to be greedy.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I mostly prompt my own skills, and add a self-improvement directive (to those I think can use it). Usually if a skill isn't working (well) there will be extra tool calls. Actually that's usually the trigger to create a skill in th
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Maybe there could be a joining path: an ActivityPub joining ATProto and Nitter/X or something so no need to miss out on anything by being on "the other".
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
If a person would ignore one part of a license, they may also ignore other parts.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Not really. Could be a starter, but I specifically want everything to be stored as plain text and no vector search.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Maybe there's something about lives being taken to provide the food that appeals to certain people.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I want this, but also for cross-project memory. Save me from building my own, which I have planned but figure something would eventually pop up in HN...
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I know in Singapore that they're pretty excited. They're teaching it in schools and the public is generally responding well, according to someone I know who's a citizen there.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Burn baby burn!
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Read the OP comment again. They expressly said they only care that the tool works ; nothing else matters to them. So they will buy bananas from a grocery store even if they know that the owner is sourcing those bananas from... "sick
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
I think the point being made is that given a particular input string, you can get a deterministic output string back from the LLM.
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
To push this further to the logical extreme, so you're saying that if the founder was to say they are using their profits to directly fund a group who's sole purpose is to wipe out a particular ethic group that they believe has no
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
The problem with UBI is that it's presuming the economic system mostly remains as it is (supply and demand -> buying and selling), but the suppliers will merely keep increasing their prices to maintain status quo. Unless costs are a
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
Not if. When AI becomes ubiquitous (like electricity and vehicles have), even the concept of income will disappear. Things will just be available for people to satisfy their needs, because scarcity (primarily caused by bad resource distribu
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
> If it doesn't pan out It already is for quite a few. We have something that's very useful and gaining improvements as time goes on. Probably not fast/good enough for some companies with wild expectations, but there'
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by skeledrew 1mo ago
But users won't exit while they can find apps they want there. It's the apps doing the primary pulling.

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