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statuslover9000
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statuslover9000
4mo ago
Shazeer is an aggressive Zionist, and while Altman is better at reading the room, he has previously aligned himself with Israel: https://www.timesofisrael.com/openais-sam-altman-says-israel...
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statuslover9000
7mo ago
It’s possible for other business leaders to be more evil than you and to still be on the wrong side of history. I’m not even saying Dario is ill-intentioned — just too propagandized to fully comprehend the moral implication of doing deals w
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statuslover9000
7mo ago
Anthropic did the deal with Palantir and was begging the government to use their technology to “fight authoritarianism”, are you insinuating that they shouldn’t be held morally accountable for these business decisions?
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statuslover9000
7mo ago
Claude may have just bombed an elementary school, meanwhile Dario is whining that Altman and Trump, two well-known psychos, didn’t play fair for a military deal. Anthropic is the last bastion of the sanctimonious neolib and hopefully this w
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statuslover9000
7mo ago
Having played around with this a bit, I recommend using https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery as the CAD language instead. I'm pretty sure it could even transpile to OnShape / Solidworks models as well, though
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statuslover9000
7mo ago
First off, I consider the post-Mao / starting with Deng era of Chinese government to be the most relevant when considering who they “are” as a country now. However, I’d still maintain that before that, China’s foreign policy was more f
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7mo ago
For example, China operates 1 foreign military base, in Djibouti. How many do you think the U.S. has in the South China Sea alone? Beyond that, how many people has China killed in foreign military conflicts in the past 40 years? How many fo
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7mo ago
The Sinophobic culture at Anthropic is worrying. Say what you will about authoritarianism, but China’s non-imperialist foreign policy means their economy is less reliant on a military-industrial complex. All they have to do is continue to p
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statuslover9000
1y ago
Great job giving the government a live dossier of all the political volunteers canvassing out there. This makes me feel so much safer!
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statuslover9000
1y ago
This makes sense. Israel seems to have used WhatsApp metadata to target Palestinians in Gaza: https://www.972mag.com/lavender-ai-israeli-army-gaza/ > The solution to this problem, he says, is artificial intelligence
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statuslover9000
3y ago
The short-term effect is a harbinger of the long-term risk, since capitalism doesn’t inherently care for people who don’t provide economic value. Once superintelligent AI arises, none of us will have value within this system. Even the large
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statuslover9000
3y ago
As Antonio Gramsci said: “Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will.” The forces of blind or cynical techno-optimism accelerating capitalism may feel insurmountable, but the future is not set in stone. Every day around the world, peo
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3y ago
> The expert believes that “asking for regulations because of fear of superhuman intelligence is like asking for regulation of transatlantic flights at near the speed of sound in 1925.” This assessment of the timeline is quite telling. I
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3y ago
> I guess things like recursive self-improvement. You wouldn’t want to let your little AI go off and update its own code without you having oversight. Maybe that should even be a licensed activity—you know, just like for handling anthrax
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statuslover9000
4y ago
Lots of people I know dislike the taste of Beyond Meat specifically, but like Impossible and other fake meats. This article seems to be sensationalizing and over-generalizing from a single company’s failure.
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4y ago
They also used massive doses of LSD combined with electroshocks and managed to entirely wipe some patients’ memories, this person describing their experience is pretty mind-blowing: - relevant section ends at 1:01:15: https://you
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4y ago
GDP has been growing fine, but life expectancy in the US has been in historic decline for the past decade, largely driven by alcoholism, drug overdose, and suicide. Meanwhile over 2 billion people worldwide are food insecure, and that numbe
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4y ago
For chemical reaction prediction, see the Open Reaction Database, a collaboration including the Coley lab at MIT (surprisingly not cited by OP): Paper: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.1c09820 Docs: https:&#
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4y ago
> I don’t know, for me — and this is probably I’m too much of an engineer — it’s like, what is AI? It’s math. It’s basically elaborations on linear algebra. I have a hard time getting worked up about linear algebra. It’s math. We’ll be a