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by svnt 8mo ago
Jealousy is exactly the reaction they are hoping to trigger: use our tools, build something popular, get paid out. What better marketing spend than buying this project.
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by svnt 8mo ago
It's the intermittent reward model, and the reward hits, but the reward might be hallucinated in the fuller sense.
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by svnt 8mo ago
One thing is really bothering me: they show these tiny cores, but in the wafer comparison image, they chose to show their full chip as a square bounded by the circle of the wafer. Even the prior GPU arch tiled into the arcs of the circle. W
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by svnt 8mo ago
I read it as an expression of personal experience, not a declaration of anything. "Be not arrogant because of your knowledge, but confer with the ignorant man as with the learned, for the limits of skill are not attainable."
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by svnt 8mo ago
Map meets territory.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Where did I make the case that it does?
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by svnt 8mo ago
Did you recently discover the idea of epistemology or does your line of questioning have a purpose?
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by svnt 8mo ago
The human concept of materialism appears to have been produced by historical humans who were also conscious, which at least sets an order. To call this into question is to render logical debate incoherent. Materialism is a theory, not a rea
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by svnt 8mo ago
Humans are nearly defined by their access to the abstract. The abstract is definitionally non-material.
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by svnt 8mo ago
I could accept that definition, but really that seems less like vibe coding and more like just not coding. Vibe coding for me is more like: yeah this doesn’t look insane and you got the interface from the right git repo. Like I wouldn’t put
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by svnt 8mo ago
They don’t seem to realize that doing vibe coding requires enough information to get the vibes. There are no vibes in “I am looking at files and searching for things” so I have zero weight to assign to your decision quality up until the poi
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by svnt 8mo ago
Your TOS violations just have to enable you to get big enough to fund your own legal defense and pay typical corporate fines, and then you’re ok. If you do it and give it away they will come for you.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Parent says “I taught my 5yo how to” — this means their 5yo learned a process. OP says “I taught LLM how to see” and this should mean the LLM (which is capable of being taught/learning) internalized how to. It did not, it was given a t
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by svnt 8mo ago
A society of people with your belief does not exist.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Gigerenzer is a treasure and there is a reason he is more accurate and less popular: statistics done right does not often compose compelling narratives, and narrative is what sells books.
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by svnt 8mo ago
They are here, following the prime directive.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Parent was talking about children (npi) — they don’t get out of society what they put into it. Society owes them care for bringing them into it, and if society defaults on this debt then society ends.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Yeah that part is a bit red string but the analysis further down is more reasonable. I have no idea whether it is an opportunity or someone grabbed the domain and going for a pump-and-dump, either seems plausible.
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by svnt 8mo ago
Because everyone knows photonic chips and spintronics can only operate in space? Other than some libertarian fantasy of escaping the will of the non-billionaire people, the question remains: what is the advantage of putting information syst
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by svnt 9mo ago
Ah I see now. The characteristic irony I associate with Brooklyn making its way online. Well done.
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by svnt 9mo ago
> I am working on a high-performance game that runs over ssh. Found your problem. But it is an interesting world where you can casually burrow into a crypto library and disable important security features more easily than selecting the r
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by svnt 9mo ago
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by svnt 9mo ago
Completely irrelevant what “some Venezuelans might” want and literally can be used to justify anything if you accept it as a premise. For example: Not taking sides here, just trying to steelman: some Americans might want to sell their relat
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by svnt 9mo ago
Right, that’s not the issue. The issue is national sovereignty. The US just started taking over South America.
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by svnt 10mo ago
No, this is a brilliantly original way to prevent legal action that has never been previously conceived of in the history of the internet.
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by svnt 10mo ago
No, there is legal precedent that private companies who perform government services are subject to the same laws.
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by svnt 11mo ago
Usually subsidiaries’ debt is not also debt on the parent company, especially when said parent is publicly traded and subject to accounting/disclosure rules.
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by svnt 11mo ago
More like if you are Meta and are viewed as a lucrative business opportunity by the bank.
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by svnt 11mo ago
No, but this person’s LLC is not capitalized quite as well as Google, and the bank is adjusting the loan to account for that fact.
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by svnt 11mo ago
Maybe this is a flippant response, but I guess they are more of a UI company and want to avoid competing with the frontier model companies? They also can’t get at the models directly enough, so anything they layer in would seem guaranteed t

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