threethirtytwo

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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Bro. You and your cohorts said the exact same thing about LLMs and coding when ChatGPT just came out. The status quo is obvious. So no one is talking about that. Draw the trendline into the future. What will happen when the content is indis
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
You lack imagination. When ChatGPT just came out people were saying it can never code. Now if you aren’t using ai in your coding you’re biting the dust. Stop talking about the status quo… we are talking about the projected trendline. What w
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
I’m not even talking about this. Those cat videos are just stepping stones for academy award winning masterpieces of cinema like dune. All generated by AI on a click in one second.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
If AI can produce movies, video and art better aka “more entertaining” then humans than how is it a waste?
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Why are images and video a complete waste? This makes no sense to me. Right now the generators aren’t effective but they are definitely stepping stones to something better in the future. If that future thing produces video, movies and pictu
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Doesn't have to be convincing to you. It's a fact and inescapable conclusion. If you're not convinced, you're wrong. If mutations can happen, then by logic many mutations can happen, if many mutations can happen then man
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Woah didn’t know there were programming languages other than golang. Perhaps they can switch to nodejs, Google wasn’t involved with that.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
They are standing on the shoulders of giants. There's nothing wrong with the ideals and the motivation, but it begs the question: Could Mu exist without go? could go exist without google? Could Mu exist without google? And all of that
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
There is more honesty in failing for the sake of ideals than in winning without them. It is a story that shaped many before and will shape many after, and mu may simply be one more instance of that enduring truth.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
The bottleneck for commoditization is hardware. The manufacture of the hardware required is led by tmsc and samsung being a close second. The tooling required for manufacture is centralized with ASML and several other smaller players like Z
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
>Look, the leap from “a human in a lab coat mixed some chemicals and got something that grows and divides” to “therefore no God (or no transcendent intelligence) is necessary for life to exist” That is not my chain of reasoning, nor has
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
I don't want to introduce 50 tangential branches to argue about with no end in sight. It's not pessimism, it's reality. Think about how unlikely it is. Humanity had one stretch where we reached for the stars and that stretch
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
It's not. It's derived from real time observation, logical induction and other historical evidence that's inline with logic and observation. See my other reply to a sibling commenter of yours.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Easy. Covid evolved forms. The genes are different. There are measurable differences in DNA. These are slight. So from real time observation we know viruses and bacteria can mutate and have small delta changes in their DNA. From this we can
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
Many reasons why. The probability is based on many many many factors. What you mentioned is just a fraction of the factors. If we do ever reach that distance again it will be even less likely we do it for a third time.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
The definition of life is also uninteresting. At its core it is just a vocabulary and classification issue. We humans invented the word life and we humans chose to make the word vague, confusing and differently defined among different peopl
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
This is technically random. The entire creationist argument is that complexity cannot come from randomness but evolution is the method in which it does. Evolution is just a sort of way for low entropy structures to form from randomness. It’
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
No one likes to think this but it’s very possible voyager is the farthest humanity will go. In fact realistically speaking it is the far more likeliest possibility.
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by threethirtytwo 11mo ago
We know it’s specifically a fear of deep water because there is visible different behavior when dogs run on strange but solid surfaces and water in general like puddles or hosing a dog with water.
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by threethirtytwo 1y ago
>Within capitalism, this isn't what government officials are incentivised to do. I am saying this is the problem. This is the origin of corruption because they aren’t incentivized for this. We are all aware that a good government of
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by threethirtytwo 1y ago
You may not have noticed but you are also describing an inborn fear of deep water. Does the dog fear drinking water? No. So the dog specifically fears deep water. What taught him to specifically fear deep water over a bowl of water? Most li
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by threethirtytwo 1y ago
This is the definition of capitalism. The system is set up this way. Of course as a human you're not completely embodied by the system and you clearly have beliefs and philosophies different from the "system". But you cannot
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by threethirtytwo 1y ago
But then you have the tragedy of the commons. As a central dictator, yes you want to preserve your government, and you act in ways that do this because you are the direct owner. But in a democracy where you are one government official among
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by threethirtytwo 1y ago
Logistically, when you combine private citizenship with government you get corruption problems because incentives are so misaligned. In fact private citizenship combined with government is the origin of corruption. Think about it, as a gove