thoughtpeddler

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by thoughtpeddler 3mo ago
> could be bladerunner, could be star trek, could be 1984. Could be terminator. It's a profound moment for sure, but let's ask ourselves: could the creative works of early last century have predicted our world? Would people in
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OpenAI's first hardware product is the $230 Codex Micro macropad by Work Louder(thenewstack.io)
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Trump admin and industry groups discuss streamlining releases of US open models(washingtonpost.com)
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Hermes Agent maker Nous Research in talks for new funding at $1.5B valuation(techcrunch.com)
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OpenAI discontinues standalone browser ChatGPT Atlas in favor of new ChatGPT app(help.openai.com)
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June: Open-source, local-first private AI assistant for macOS with memory(opensoftware.co)
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by thoughtpeddler 3mo ago
Anyone else have tips for how to build skepticism around this type of paper? I find myself for whatever reason more readily inclined to believe the Anthropic mech interp team's claims, but then after reading skeptical takes, I 'sn
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Protect your right to run local AI(righttointelligence.org)
554 points by thoughtpeddler 3mo ago|200 comments
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Memory in the Age of AI Agents (Survey Paper)(arxiv.org)
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Why Tool AIs Want to Be Agent AIs (2016)(gwern.net)
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Ask HN: Smallest amount of working ML weights that can be tattooed on a body?
8 points by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago|9 comments
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
Multiple front-page tribute posts now to Om and still no black bar. @dang can we at least get some guidance around who qualifies for the posthumous black bar? If the threshold is: "was this a person of great significance to this commun
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
> Maybe it won’t be so bad, maybe your cage will be so big you can’t see the bars, but it’s still a cage, and you can’t leave. Many people will say that this is the good ending, that they would like to be human cattle in the care of bene
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
I don't know how successful you'll be in this, but I just want to say this is inspiring! Kind of "Voyager spacecraft"-esque in how your system will be running in perpetuity
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
So, it finally happened. The Project is so thirsty for RAM that not even the world's most well-capitalized computer company could have the final word any longer. There's only so many more powerful organizations in the world than A
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
I feel the same, but then I have to be honest with myself that the MacBook Neo is still a sub-$1,000 solid personal computer that's broadly available. Now... if that starts going out of stock, yeah, tin foil hat time!
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
Black bar for Om please. Truly sad for this loss, was so grateful for his impassioned writing and storytelling about our industry. You will be missed deeply Om. May there be all the pens in the world for you in the afterlife.
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Superhuman acquires AI detection startup GPTZero with 19M+ users and $30M ARR(gptzero.me)
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Twenty Years Later, Everything Is the Truman Show (2018)(vanityfair.com)
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
100% this. Interviewing isn't something that can compound. Striking out from company after company doesn't leave behind a trail of real work and real lessons. Starting a business is tough but it really does teach skills that are h
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Five Eyes joint statement on AI models taking down governments and businesses(cisa.gov)
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
Exists: https://wtfhappenedin2022.com/ and it's just a single chart of data centers shooting straight up
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Estonia assigns personal ID numbers to AI agents to grant them "authorizations"(bloomberg.com)
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Ask HN: At what point does AI regulation lead to confiscation of compute?
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Bird jumps 20%+ after shoemaker Allbirds changes name to Smartbird for AI pivot(ir.smartbird.ai)
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Trump officials discussed structuring government equity stakes in AI companies(semafor.com)
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
Chiming in here to say that while yes, often AI/LLMs will tend to agree with you, I have also definitely had many (high context) conversations where the AI/LLM disagreed strongly with me. The danger is in people not having a paral
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
> You don't really need to work for a company anymore, because a solo dev can absolutely build crazy things Don't conflate what is theoretically vs. realistically possible. In the real world, successful companies have moats fro
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Killed by GPT(killedbygpt.com)
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by thoughtpeddler 4mo ago
Unpaywall'd: https://archive.ph/AxvIE

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