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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Wait you think creating life disapproves creationism? I’m no 7 day creationist but haha my guy…
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
The wheel is not a car. However a wheel is a strong indication that car-like structures are at least possible.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Right it’s like saying hammers don’t work because at the quantum level we haven’t proven matters core structure. Who cares the hammer still works.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
It’s a paid research outcomes crisis as the root
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
As someone who used priming heavily at Google, and its wide use in social networks to billions in revenue. I’m gonna go with the academics trying to take this down are BS. Adam Curtis even suggests lightly that the takedown of priming in ac
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
This exactly. Gartner and McKinsey were paid by openAI and Anthropic to sell executive teams on AI usages 20xing profits while cutting spend 70%. And if they don’t immediately make the front end investment now they would be left behind by t
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Really. How? Have you measured them beyond loc?
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
This is where we are at on HN. Conspiracies that NASA already found alien life and is suppressing it to continue funding. Or you know the far more likely case: No one has ever found any evidence of life anywhere and exaggerating tiny findin
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Customer aquisitions and retention has always been the moat over code. As much as this forum might have a hard time accepting that
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
With LLMs being able to replicate simple SaaS tools we are going to see a lot of "you stole my idea" and regardless of it being right or wrong, the judgement of time tends to be defensibility. I wouldn't bet on small scale so
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
This questions the nature of banning SOTA models like fable deeply. As simpler models with better simulated context will be able to more practically execute than SOTAs without such training. To me this says we should open fable up for defen
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
all of it. We are by volume of growth a 'narrative' economy not a 'production economy' which for many years now is about gambling on future outcome over pay from realized production. There are of course solid arguments
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Did you not even bother to read to even the end of the comment before jumping at 'correcting' someone?
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
It’s not surprising than the Sota model makers core goal is to get user dependent while denying them increasing amounts of understanding of how it works to form a deeply unhealthy dependency. Tell me this. If you hired a junior engineer or
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
And the remaining unhappinesses can end up in starker relief, as you continuously try to remove all unhappinesses from your life to nearly impossible and sometimes distorted degrees. The problem isn’t that money doesn’t buy happiness, it’s
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Reusable rockets were not invented by nasa because their mission was exploration not commercialization.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
It’s amazing seeing so many people reconstruct socialism and technocratic communism of the 60s from base principles and completely be ignorant of everything we learned about it.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
It’s pretty amazing how all major nations are using various reasons to force global ID and verification all at once isn’t it?
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
This is not about the good of the people. And the sooner you realize that this type of regulation will be used to manipulate you as much as what you fear is happening already the better. The government is an entity that acts to protect its
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
I’m saying the distinction doesn’t matter. This is what NNs proved. All matter can become semi intelligent.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
“This isn’t true generally” Proceeds to give a self only data point Come on guy. Think a bit.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
This is the standard confusion HNers have with real life. I think it should work this way vs “how it be”
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
They have far greater latitude to move it and do what they deem smartest with it. And take fees for themselves. And put you in deals that benefits other clients they prefer. And on and on. And on. Dumping, swapping, bag holding, fee based i
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Except when you pay someone to manage your money. Remember this.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Motion is critical for reorientation after transition. Often with out it your brain has to rescan the entire page on each refresh.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Because you can do it with anything. Literally any reactive node physical or virtual can do it given scale or complexity. You can start with garbage. This is not human. Humans are billions of years in passed DNA learning. Babies are born
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
As an actually head of product I found Fable to be like an over active intern. Going down long wasteful lines of production well past market, business, user, or contextual insights had. Then sort of spewing out some nonsense totally mis cal
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Hey dpark. I quite literally created and productized predictive linguistics and behavioral vectors at Google. If you had stopped to consider what I explained; you’d understand that it’s the process of turning random garbage into increasingl
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
The literally churn out random garbage and are trained over time for that garbage to look more and more like an acceptable outcome to humans. It’s training monkeys at typewriters through reinforcement.
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by tsunamifury 4mo ago
Did computers replace secretaries? By and large... yes. But what evolved out of them were more sophisticaed roles like sprint planner, office operations, etc that were higher order roles for the company's newer high speed productivit

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