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7mo ago
This comment is spam. When Tao says something we should take it seriously.
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7mo ago
He didn't say that he had no hills to die on, just that rounded window corners isn't one of them.
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7mo ago
If you have to ask, you'll never know.
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7mo ago
Now you're getting it! The modern way of life which prioritizes convenience and production destroys human connection. Making sauce is pointless; let's go one step further and make every other thing you might do equally pointless.
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7mo ago
I care if I'm using my brain or not. I don't care that nobody else cares.
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7mo ago
Yeah, things get more and more terrible over time. Your point?
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7mo ago
Give me Understanding or give me death.
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7mo ago
The problem is that you're likening fundamentally unlike things. AI isn't like a microwave or an automatic car or a power tool. It does not augment you. As I said elsewhere: AI is not a bicycle for the mind, it's an easy chai
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7mo ago
Looks awesome. Anything been made with this?
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On The Joy of Claude
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7mo ago
Maybe they have no power because they have no principles.
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7mo ago
I know gp said that they would "do well," but maybe the party should do what's right regardless of how much it's gotten them in the last decade.
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7mo ago
Oblivious comment. “If everyone knows the mob is committing crimes, why aren’t they arrested? Checkmate.”
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7mo ago
> Access to corruption is never widely understood and accessible to every person, otherwise it would be written into law and stated plainly for everyone to see. This is an uninformed non-sequitur. In China or Mexico for example, it'
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7mo ago
In the world that the AI bros want for us, understanding has become a hobby.
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7mo ago
I think it's a symptom of being terminally online to think that most other people are also terminally online. The internet has a way of convincing you that most of the [interesting] events in the world happen on the internet. But I thi
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7mo ago
Next you can let Claude play your video games for you as well. Gads we are a voyeuristic society aren’t we.
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8mo ago
> Person 1: Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach. > Person 2: ...Are you trying to teach me something?
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8mo ago
You’re just describing authoritarian vs non-authoritarian mindsets.
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8mo ago
> And don't forget that the chips it runs on are manufactured by companies I might not agree with. Nor the mining companies that got the metal. Nor the energy company that powers it. You see that this is a non sequitur right? No mat
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8mo ago
Underrated comment.
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8mo ago
Exactly. This happens in every aspect of life. Something convenient comes along and people will accommodate it despite it being worse, because people don’t care.
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8mo ago
Not to mention the impact these tool and technology have on children. The future generations will be made into intellectual invalids before they have a chance to think.
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8mo ago
For me, the whole goal is to achieve Understanding: understanding a complex system, which is the computer and how it works. The beauty of this Understanding is what drives me. When I write a program, I understand the architecture of the com
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8mo ago
Thank you. I don't understand how people don't see that this is the universe's most perfect gift to corporations, and what a disaster it is for labor. There won't be a middle class. Future generations will be intellectua
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8mo ago
Exactly. No matter how well you simulate water, nothing will ever get wet.
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8mo ago
Looks like some psychology researchers got taken by the ruse as well.
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8mo ago
I was informed that the article was written before LLMs, my apologies to the author.
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8mo ago
Not the point of the article, but just responding to the headline: LLMs are a space to think in the same way that watching television is a space to think. Some people may think while watching TV, maybe many of the people reading this watch
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8mo ago
> The Everdeck is designed with a ruthless combinatorial efficiency. Beneath its minimalist pen-and-ink design lies layers of mathematical and linguistic patterns. This isn’t just a deck with haphazardly placed extra glyphs; rather, it
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