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2mo ago
I recommend this great book, blog or whatever is completely fine in the middle of the conversation. And it is not the same as "I had AI generate this".
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2mo ago
Its recommendations are kind of fascist-like tho. We are trying to avoid that here right now.
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2mo ago
They are not stopping. Simple as that. The quadrilles and regulations they ask are all about slowing down competition but not them. Hiring own husband to safety team while you raise money for (their words!) doom machine, while you do your u
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2mo ago
> If that ethnic group assembles a military group that invades your border and slaughters 1200 of your people in 1 day, then retaliation is expected. FAFO. Note that I said ethnic cleansing and genocide, both go on and went on for years.
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2mo ago
Therefore it is ok to commit genocide, ethnic cleansing and steal land two generstions later? Israeli leadership is as fascist as it gets. Openly so.
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2mo ago
No? Plenty of dumb people and dysfunctional political systems stayed for loooong or even won a lot of power.
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2mo ago
If he believes it is as dangerous as he says while raisimg money and building it, he should STOP and work on slowing down the bubble. Instead, he is turbocharging development, otherwise said choosing to cause harm he warns about. That is li
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2mo ago
> If that behavior is acceptable to the masses, so is AI generated content. No, linking blog post and posting AI generated content is not the same. One is ok, other is not.
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2mo ago
> To be fair, addiction is the problem of the users which have nothing better to do than scroll the app. That is not fair at all. Meta spent millions A/B testing and engineering the most addictive product possible. On purpose. It is
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2mo ago
> Car manufacturers, famously, have a pretty decent fraction of their revenue coming from their financing subsidiaries. Which is not the same thing as circular financing we are talking about here. Yes, if you abstract everything enough,
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2mo ago
The problem is not access to AI. The problem is the lack of antitrust, the lack of white collar crime enforcement, the tax system that allows them to accumulate wealth while avoiding payments. The problem is legal regime with winner takes a
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2mo ago
It is not the worst time, but also not the best time at all. Things can get and actually get both better and worst over time. Dont use hedonistic treadmill theory to devalue what people actually say. Having crap we dont care loosing availa
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2mo ago
The cloud jira is such a downgrade overall. You cant have reasonable markdown or date format, but have AI "make longer" torture button. And deceiving "improve description" AI button which just ... makes it pointlessly lo
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2mo ago
I think that especially when it comes to hosting, competition is good. Everything centered on github was the bad state previously. I remember people on HN claiming they wont hire someone without github account. This splintering should happe
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2mo ago
No. AI as a tech is not an issue. The wealth and power accumulation in the hands of Amodei, Altman, Thiel, Musk, Karp and the rest of CEO is the issue. Permanent underclass is ideological goal of the above people. AI is an impersonal techno
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2mo ago
People discussing stuff in their communities rather then all of us at the same place is nothing peculiar. It used to be done in person, now it is done online. > See how TikTokers make their videos and upload identical copies to their Tik
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2mo ago
I trust EU massively more then I trust to Amodei.
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2mo ago
> People's jobs, the bubble, etc are societal level problems and well beyond what Anthropic could even hope to influence on their own. Anthropic is literally creating the bubble. It is not beyond their scope of influence, it is lite
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2mo ago
It is strained analogy, heavily. I am not paid by Toyota. I am vetted for my ability to pay the loan. Me buying a car with borrowed money is not circular financing. If most of Toyota earnings went from money they borrowed to me, it would be
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2mo ago
"Freedom of speech" crowd curiously picked whose speech is important freedom thing and whose speech is actually anti-free-speech, because it is uncomfortable for the former free speech. Trying to remove this or that group from civ
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2mo ago
Why do rust belt and brain drain area supposedly hsrmed by all that keep voting for pro wall street politicians and politics? They also keep voting pro-wars.
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2mo ago
I think that war for democacy first need to happen at home. Europe is at risk, altrough holding up much better them USA did. US does not war for democracy anyway. It wars for own interests using democracy as a fig leaf or even intentionally
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2mo ago
I have no idea who you are talking about. You want to imply doubt about climate change without saying it, using dog whistles and vague accusations of "feelings". You did not stated a single fact, you apparently dont know much abou
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2mo ago
The most anti-facts and anti reality bulshit comes from people who mock feelings and opinions while framing themselves as factual and u biases. Especially in climate change "debate".
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2mo ago
> The interesting part is that AI could do this, but managing developers with AI has become very difficult to get them to slow down and build stable simple things. That is mutually incoherent. If AI can reliably do it, developers who rel
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2mo ago
People talk politics and want to talk politics here. But, there are groups of people who flag politically uncomfortable stories. And it is systematic. I yes, I read new so I dont buy the neutrality or randomnness of put of topic claims.
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2mo ago
> “I don’t believe that if you break it you necessarily own it,” one such hawk, a former U.S. official, told me when I asked if the U.S. would be responsible for fixing a failed Iran Yes, we noted that republicans and especially conserva
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2mo ago
leetcode interviews be ame a thing, because many believed solving leetcode style puzzles makes you superior. Not because someone would memorize fizzbuzz. This thinking was popularized by coding competions which existed before leetcode and i
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2mo ago
AI datacenters will make it worst. And Musk and Thiel and the rest dont give a shit about planet.
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2mo ago
The ridiculous is that we talk about this individual change nonsense when we should be talking about actual regulations and restrictions of industries. Yes, hit the biggest poluters who incidentally put so much money into anti-climate agend
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