stillwithit

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by stillwithit 3y ago
Exactly what an OpenAI developer would understand. All the more reason to ride the grift that brought them this far
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Cult of personality and connection to the 1% of 1% given our tech fueled economy skews worker motives. If you had such a chance to sit around while everyone else grew your potatoes, you would.
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by stillwithit 3y ago
EA/longtermerism smell a lot like “intelligent design”; yet another attempt at belief in divine mandates for man. Like the PR teams got together and intentionally conjured semantics that tickle the same biological responses seen in rel
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Has happened with various archive.* for me
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by stillwithit 3y ago
So economy in the aggregate is in the midst of ethical collapse? You can find numerous examples across institutions and industry that meet all these criteria. 1. Pressure to maintain numbers… line must go up economy. 2. Fear and silence… qu
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Appeal to hallucinated authority
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Our feudal system demands we wrap ourselves in hallucinated expertise and LARP the validity of our professions outputs to earn food and shelter though Academia grooms students to propagate curriculum, not define new ideas
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Sam is trying to maintain access to IP to later expropriate
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by stillwithit 3y ago
> And tax payer has to foot the ever growing bill… You might be put at ease to read all that debt is a hallucination humanity has no obligation to pay. Also after decades in IT hearing about one lapse in security after another (including
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Yeh he was setting up another funding funnel MS -> OpenAI -> his AI chips https://youtu.be/NVVsdlHslfI?si=FMUm79WYmK2aNfGS Make it appear on paper like there’s proper separation of concerns but really building a web t
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Everything about us all is buzzwords with no meaning From my reference frame your language is no more interesting than mine I know the effort to memorize language norms and propagate them makes you feel important but from my reference frame
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by stillwithit 3y ago
If it’s rooted in math none of the IP should be protected. The training and definition of axioms and viable algorithms should be an open human endeavor. Letting capitalism dictate what math is public and private is pretty fucking draconian
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by stillwithit 3y ago
And all the “drive more” memes and “look everyone; Sting drives a car too!” commercials are car seller propaganda. Thanks for pointing out there are groups out there looking to influence our economic positions. Where would I be with my unde
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Where are you going to go? Who are you going to work with? Is there some place off Earth away from all these lessers you have to slum it with? What puts you above the other billions on the planet that they should validate your sensibilities
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by stillwithit 3y ago
How social do we need to be though? How much of that is real need and nostalgia for church and farm life? Let’s use technology to give people more time off, see what outside the box things they come up with. Everyone around me is an expert
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by stillwithit 3y ago
They’re colluding to keep low effort consumption down. The only meme the meat based cassette tapes of the US accept is “market charges what it must not heat you can afford.” Inflation deflates low effort buying power. CEOs are not ignorant
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by stillwithit 3y ago
Fortune is engagement farming. Still not building enough, and the market always cools in winter. Big Tech isn’t killing the internet. All the Ferengi that went into engagement farming are with their clickbait.
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by stillwithit 3y ago
The Verge is rent seeking; they need to be discoverable to exist. The Verge is like many other web assets these days; facing extinction and mad at everyone else over it. What a shock, past human social pageantry is being obsoleted. Thats ne