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by verdverm 24d ago
On the intent of OAI/Ant on their desire for regulation (capture) "we cannot see into their mind, we should pay attention to the regulations they are willing to endure " (paraphrased passage, emphasis my own)
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Adam Tooze on AI Regulation [video](youtube.com)
3 points by verdverm 24d ago|1 comments
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by verdverm 24d ago
gravity... is working against me... dream of ways... to throw it all away... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VBex8zbDRs
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by verdverm 24d ago
grandpa has olfactory similar bluster coming from both ends
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by verdverm 24d ago
The article is about vibe coding, bend is the main character because it made frontpage. The author here says as much in the introduction, that it is not about whomever is behind bend, but the larger trend The author here has also added bend
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by verdverm 24d ago
it becomes more sus as the superfans come out the author here is providing commentary on the vibe coding era, bend is just one example of people having ai build things for them they don't understand or haven't researched sufficien
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by verdverm 24d ago
> but it is not great at calling you out when you don't know what you don't know. or itself, the moment it hits some ambiguity it becomes a spaghetti throwing machine, half the time using a single attempt (arbitrarily picks ans
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by verdverm 25d ago
> This pattern is consistent with the weak-link hypothesis: the strong productivity gains from AI are attenuated by human bottlenecks in the production chain, with an estimated elasticity of substitution of 0.23 between AI and human effo
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by verdverm 25d ago
we're all about them vibes as a society right now, surfing towards a post-truth reality of our own construction
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by verdverm 25d ago
I'm not your target user, I've left Bluesky and ATProto permanently
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by verdverm 25d ago
I'm not sure what is the more stochastic parrot at this point, the AIs or the news media industry
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by verdverm 25d ago
That would require Alibaba releasing a Qwen 3.8 8B first
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by verdverm 25d ago
> Huh? In what way? I was referring to phone vs glasses > My position is that these devices expose me to a larger corporate/governmental (you can't really separate the two) surveillance system. How do smart glasses change th
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by verdverm 25d ago
I don't disagree with your nuance, ignoring the bluster is part of that reaction
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by verdverm 25d ago
my point was that this one may very well be beyond our power to address
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by verdverm 25d ago
I want to like and use DGG, but their results miss too much, now use SearXNG, Exa, and Tavily. The return of meta-search may be at hand, performed by agents per-user rather than by a corporation, mainly because I discovered the results per-
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by verdverm 25d ago
an `id`? It's sloppy to use an auth header for a dataset index, just make it a query param, because it definitely seems like a parameter for the query
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by verdverm 25d ago
Are you aware you have posted a valid `Authorization: Bearer ...` key on your landing page?
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by verdverm 25d ago
> have it up on GitHub, but I don't think anyone should use my implementation. ditto, it's an experiment in near-vibe coding, which also uses Typesense for queries using BM-25 & RAG with fusion. I have the web search/
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by verdverm 25d ago
valid points, but if you have not been in good AR before, I don't think you can know how much better the experience is, to the point I believe people will stop focussing on the rare negatives and it will become as ubiquitous as the sma
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by verdverm 25d ago
How do we handle that a supermajority outside of the country are not believing in the existential risk and prefer to forge ahead to all the great things Ai might bring?
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by verdverm 25d ago
This is the second poll today where I thought to myself, "is this measuring people or the current news media focus" or perhaps the effectiveness of Big Ai's PR campaign for regulatory capture in this moment
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by verdverm 25d ago
While I have take snippets or ideas from others skills, I don't think serious people are using other people's skills as is. Like everything in development, everyone has their own way of doing things and our agent instructions need
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by verdverm 25d ago
Truly a one-hit wonder! He has some ambitions for more videos, based on comment replies, but it would be way more legendary to have a single video forever, make a new channel and I'll sub to that one too
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by verdverm 25d ago
> privacy for thee but not for me? That can be said for both directions What really seems to be happening is people extrapolating a few bad apples into the default. We're already being subjected to unconsenting photos by other peopl
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by verdverm 25d ago
fine-tuning may be a more scalable approach to LLM personalization than sending all the same context to two LLMs I'm working towards both in my homelab to see which works better with little qwen
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by verdverm 25d ago
just wait until the shoe is on the other foot and they are saying "can't wait to put them in the old folks home" funny how life has two sides like that, we start out needing all the help and we largely end there too
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by verdverm 25d ago
Are you caught up with the broader ai regulation conversations?
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by verdverm 25d ago
Phone cameras can and are used stealthily as well, it's not hard to fake texting while actually taking a photo, setting aside those which happen that you are not looking their way to notice. On the flip side, with smart glasses, others
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by verdverm 25d ago
SCOTUS shutting down Trump's Tantrum Tariffs gave everyone a little breathing room Mark Carney said earlier today at the EU, "the goal is not self-sufficiency, but collective resilience." It is through collective action that

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