snayan

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by snayan 8mo ago
Huh, this was an absolutely fascinating read. Kind of feel like the Vatican nailed it with this one lol. Did not have that statement on my 2026 bingo card. Wise words and perspective.
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by snayan 8mo ago
Hahahaha, ohh man. Love it... Hrm, this seems to be slop. Claude, gonna leave my phone in the pew, listen and give me a summary when it's over, I'll be in the car.
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by snayan 8mo ago
There's a lot of beauty in embracing not-knowing.
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by snayan 8mo ago
laptops are to cognitive capabilities as syringes are to heroin overdoses. It's just one of the many delivery mechanisms for brainrot in the 21st century.
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by snayan 8mo ago
Welp, would have been a more useful post if he provided some context as to why he feels contempt for Karpathy rather than a post that is likely to come across as the parent interpreted.
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by snayan 8mo ago
Beautiful man, love it. Enjoy :) Yeah, I have a pet theory that I give about a 0.01% chance of coming to fruition... Next couple decades, AI, etc is going to force humanity to confront it's sense of self and priorities and wake up. A m
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by snayan 8mo ago
Seems like they've been pretty successful with this method? Why do you think it's bullshit?
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by snayan 8mo ago
It definitely surprised me just how lazy humans are on average. The amount of effort people are willing to exert on sign ups, etc... The drop off with each additional field blew my mind.
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by snayan 8mo ago
I assume your circle is mostly tech people? Outside that bubble, it's pretty obvious. People just want easy, don't understand security in many cases, it's the simplest path. Even absent the above. Imagine a signup flow. I can
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by snayan 8mo ago
Just leave the US, problem solved.
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by snayan 8mo ago
This is the way. Like good meals, but I don't really understand the allure of owning a bunch of things. The ego, when left to it's own devices, is a hell of a drug.
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by snayan 8mo ago
There's a difference in intention between ex-pat and immigrant. Ex-pat's tend to think of themselves as being wherever they are temporarily, but intending to return to their home country. Immigrants desire is to make wherever they
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by snayan 8mo ago
Are you ok?
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by snayan 8mo ago
It's not like the newly built homes are typically the most affordable. It causes a ripple effect as those that can afford it upgrade their housing. https://research.upjohn.org/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1314...
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by snayan 8mo ago
errr, is dang's name Dan? That makes... so much sense.
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by snayan 8mo ago
Na, your argument makes sense. Loving this discussion. Ok, so I don't agree that it implies language cannot expand. I believe it's a bit more nuanced than that, I believe what he's trying to say is that it cannot expand suffi
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by snayan 8mo ago
This is fascinating... I am curious, are any concerns with the algorithm being raised? Or are people blindly accepting their ranking?
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by snayan 8mo ago
hot or not is back. I think the algorithm is janky based on the list. But, history has shown that people love to see how they rank up. Historically, these sort of sites allowed users to rank each other. Given yours is algorithm based, it&#x
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by snayan 8mo ago
Agreed, we can and will always come up with new words that attempt to approximate the experience, but, imo, they will always come up short. The abstracting inevitably leaves fidelity on the floor. It's necessary based on the way we&#x2
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by snayan 8mo ago
Thank you! Likewise. Appreciate you being patient with me. As I get older I've lost the desire to be correct. More interested in understanding other's POV. I'd argue with you anytime lelanthran.
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by snayan 8mo ago
How can you know that we have language to describe everything in the finest detail? That suggests that we are omnipotent. There's lots out there we don't know. And it seems to me that the further afield we go from the known, the m
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by snayan 8mo ago
I think about this often. I've really come to appreciate over the past year the ways language can limit and warp our perception of reality. I think we under appreciate preverbal thought, as it seems to me that verbal thought by it&#x27
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by snayan 8mo ago
I mean, I don't know you well, but, I see your posts on here from time to time and from what I gather you are very, very, exceptional at what you do. Reality is, these AI giants are here and they are using a massive amount of resources
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by snayan 8mo ago
The sociopaths you refer to see themselves as the normal people and you as the sociopath.
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by snayan 8mo ago
Thanks brother. I flew half way around the world yesterday and am jetlagged as fuck from a 12 hour time change. I'm sorry, my brain apparently shut off, but I follow now. Was out to lunch.
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by snayan 8mo ago
I am not really sure what you are getting at here. Are you suggesting that people should need to acquire some sort of credential to be allowed to code?
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by snayan 8mo ago
I don't see a flaw, I think you're just gatekeeping software creation. Anyone can pick up some CAD software and design a house if they so desire. Is the town going to let you build it without a certified engineer/architect si
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by snayan 10mo ago
I would say it depends, from your examples: 1) borderline. Potentially provides some benefit to the thread for readers who also don't have time or expertise to read an 83 page paper. Although it would require someone to acknowledge an
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by snayan 10mo ago
Brother, what problem are you trying to solve with this and your prior dating app question earlier today? There are already plenty of ways to signal intelligence on a dating app. No one wants some convoluted mechanism that removes their abi
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by snayan 10mo ago
The smarter you are, the more disappointed your date will be when they meet you in person! Yeah, I think this is a non starter for a multitude of reasons lol.

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