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6mo ago
For one I fully agree with your statement. For me, the seeming majority optimism and acceptance of “mythos’” as yet untold capabilities is betrayed as not real by the fact that one can’t react to it with the same reverence while framing it
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6mo ago
This is a VC site. Morality or changing the world for the better is window dressing on earning as much money as possible and damn anyone who gets in the way. Morality is only good in as much as it’s good for business to be seen as moral. Mo
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6mo ago
It doesn’t need coordination to be organized and have the same incentives. Just like the wave of consolidation in media. Dario and Sam don’t need to talk to know what is in both their interest. The concentration of wealth is at an all time
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Not just that they invent images, they pass tests without ever seeing them. Not hallucinations, full on making up an entire thought process
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6mo ago
> recovering" memories as a therapy Recovered memory therapy was a discredited hypnotherapy that leaned heavily on suggestion or was associated often with fairly coercive interrogations during the 80s CSA panic - https://
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6mo ago
Correct, because there truly isn’t a great way to answer with certainty - there was evidence in the 80s of suggestive techniques being used by poorly trained psychologists, and there are many people who remember and then find corroboration.
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6mo ago
This isn’t the narrative, at least in any circle I speak to. The narrative is currently that everyone needs to strive to be using hundreds of dollars of tokens a day or you aren’t being effective enough. Executives are mulling getting rid o
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6mo ago
Thanks for the response! Cheers just fully reread the piece and appreciate your reporting.
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The statements around the sexual abuse allegations seemed to be the most puzzling to me - his sister’s allegations and claims of underage partners because he has a tendency to hook up with younger partners. It does seem like this piece give
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6mo ago
We still think Amodei is honest and his hype recycling is not ultimately incredibly self serving?
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7mo ago
When index funds became such a default I knew they’d change the rules. They’re taking everything thats not nailed down. A wealth tax is the only way, it cannot continue like this.
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7mo ago
There’s not a lot of sweet left in the world of bitter. But there are far more people that want peace than war, and the powerful are not as protected and immune from concequences as they think.
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7mo ago
It’s where THIS internet is headed. The future may involve a lot more of them I think.
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7mo ago
There seems to be a particular way that people working with LLMs start speaking - its like utterly confident, leaving no room for self introspection, borderline arrogant, and almost always selling the last thing they output. Hm
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7mo ago
It’s making management manic, cult-like, and near psychotic. They have stopped caring about all the safeties and their only metric is how much LLMs are infused into everything. I use it, but having grown up in a cult this feels like a virus
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7mo ago
I hope they’re gone and all their money Feeds without options should be illegal. Not every interaction needs to be your self control vs 30 years of professional marketing psychology doing A/B tests. It’s not a fair fight. Pokemon cards
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7mo ago
All of the greatest societies champion their defeat of and superiority from people exactly like that.
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7mo ago
Isn't it interesting that you can't tell!
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7mo ago
The entire country seems built on taking advantage of people, from my vantage point right now. Whether it’s attention, drugs, or business/legal leverage, everyone is out for advantage and they’re not even pretending to care about peopl
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7mo ago
They’ll just make a list of which people it’s illegal to track, and keep tracking the rest of us.
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7mo ago
The personalization stuff is why I avoided ML like the plague - all these folks making huge money but all of it to build a surveillance state for advertisers. Already having value my privacy enough to never work for an ad revenue company, t
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7mo ago
These stories often stand in stark contrast with how difficult it is to find some types of care, especially mental healthcare, on Medicaid . Things are not good for profoundly disabled people at all in the US, and the worst part of this is
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7mo ago
TBH I think the only way we solve this is through a pre-input layer that isn't an LLM as we know it today. Think how we use parameterized SQL queries - we need some way for the pathway be defined pre-input, like some sort of separation
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7mo ago
I believe the dollars strength is built on its unassailability as the petrodollar and foreign reserve currency, which lets the fed set interest rates and print money while creating less inflation than any other currency. The world looks ver
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7mo ago
“The aristocrats!”
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7mo ago
Your story is your story and nobody can say it isn't, but it reads strange to me to comment about cost when the crux of my statement was about the relative time and effort to cook rather than cost. But since you'd like to speak ab
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7mo ago
Consequential actions like searching the web or downloading packages or dependencies or doing most anything useful?
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7mo ago
“Made at home” means time. I cook 3 meals a day in my house and it’s a significant dent in other things I could be doing. The more stress I take on from work, the less effortful food I make. I have taken years in my adult life to get good e
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7mo ago
I love how despite all this, the author still uses the language: > We’re simply not there yet to let the agents run loose As if there aren’t fundamental properties that would need to change to ever become secure.
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