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by tim333 19d ago
I think it's more the patterns and activity in large numbers of them that have interesting properties. Like one pixel isn't much but a bunch of them can be a movie.
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by tim333 19d ago
Not really. I mean there's probably scientific study of how it works in brains and you can try copying the kind of design in software and see how it compares.
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by tim333 20d ago
>AIs are not conscious... If humanity is to flourish in the 21st century, that is how they must remain. I don't think that's true - researching consciousness by trying to build conscious AI seems natural step forward in underst
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by tim333 20d ago
I'm surprised how little flame warring there is.
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by tim333 20d ago
A lot of the issues mentioned in the article seem specific to Trump who should be gone in a couple of years.
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by tim333 20d ago
The archive is a non profit funded by various foundations and a a congressionally designated depository for U.S. Government documents. They may have a job selling it off without objections.
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by tim333 20d ago
>the frontier labs are priced according to the narrative that they have produced or will in the very near future produce a fully automated drop-in replacement for most knowledge workers I think that's incorrect from the investment p
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by tim333 21d ago
It would be ironic if after decades of leaders talking climate crisis but not doing anything that caused global fossil fuel use to stop rising, president "Global Warming Scam" ends up getting it to fall through military incompeten
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by tim333 21d ago
The US has a lot of military hardware but questionable leadership just now. At least they've brought in testosterone tests so the military should look the part.
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by tim333 21d ago
https://x.com/Kasparov63/status/2099647991225135105
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by tim333 21d ago
There have been big crack downs in Cambodia and Myanmar just recently. Thousands arrested.
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by tim333 21d ago
To save people googling > the music has nothing musically or culturally to do with the country of Papua New Guinea. ( https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dak3ViigS61/ )The duo (Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans) actuall
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by tim333 21d ago
It's maybe not as bad as you might think. People reminiscing about killing rather than footage of it.
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by tim333 21d ago
I encourage mum to use the built in one in Chrome as that tends to pop up anyway. I tried setting up Bitwarden but it didn't get used.
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by tim333 21d ago
Thinking about ways to store data for centuries online. Would be some kind of foundation like setup.
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by tim333 21d ago
Dunno if he's that pro VC https://paulgraham.com/venturecapital.html
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by tim333 22d ago
The https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Prize_Problems weren't that obscure.
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by tim333 22d ago
The top three record companies still take 71% of the revenue from digital and physical music sales. You may think they are not relevant but they still grab most of the money leading PG to calling them mafia. They are notorious for destroyin
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by tim333 22d ago
I think he specifically speaks against maximum greed here? "create more value than you capture", "have the best product", "Being generous makes you more powerful" etc.
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by tim333 22d ago
I'm not quite sure which change you are thinking off? This one seems quite well recieved.
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by tim333 22d ago
I guess a summary of what works?
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by tim333 22d ago
>Legora: Operates as an agentic operating system built for modern legal work seems to be doing well ( https://x.com/paulg/status/2095997934584160647 )?
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by tim333 22d ago
Here's PG giving a talk in Mountain View a couple of weeks ago https://youtu.be/5bxp78i96S8 He may live in England but he pops back quite often.
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by tim333 22d ago
It remains to be seen how the experience of “the aroma of coffee” works but I expect there will be progress there. That stuff probably came about through evolution as a kind of situation summary so we can make decisions critical to survival
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by tim333 22d ago
> Elon Musk will have their consciousness mapped to an AI and will instate that AI as their official heir My guess is that sort thing will become common. We'll probably need some lefty policies to distribute the wealth. To each acco
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by tim333 23d ago
I think tl;dr >Now, you can think of large language model AI — the kind that’s on everybody’s mind — as a whole bunch of people whose work was combined into a single document like Wikipedia. which is sort of true, but there's more t
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by tim333 23d ago
"After Math" seems premature. Maths is probably infinite meaning there will always be more to discover. Regarding AI getting better than humans, in some ways it may be more like the invention of the microscope - instead of worryin
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by tim333 23d ago
Trump, or Krasnov is a bit of an aberration. Once he goes I don't think we'll see his like for a while.
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by tim333 23d ago
Re reading the article, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bypass_Paywalls_Clean works
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by tim333 23d ago
They struggle a bit on Oxford Street which as stadium like densities much of the time. I changed networks to O2 as Three became pretty much unusable in that area. Three sell a lot of unlimited data packages which their hardware seems inadeq

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