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by wayeq 3y ago
Prigozhin just lost everything he had other than his life, and that remains to be seen. https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2023/06/pu...
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by wayeq 3y ago
> I'm sure you want to know what the future has in store for me. do I though?
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by wayeq 3y ago
The Reddit protest reminds me a lot of Occupy Wall Street. I expect it will simply run out of gas as reddit waits out the populist fury.
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by wayeq 3y ago
> Albert Einstein hated the idea of quantum physics. Einstein came up with most of what physicists now recognize as the essential features of quantum physics. He was not anti quantum, he just believed randomness could not be a fundament
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by wayeq 3y ago
Thor is he-yah!
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by wayeq 3y ago
It might be fun to add a few different podcasts for the same news day that present the material in different tones, like "Witty", "Dry", and "Sarcastic". I imagine it would just be adding prompt info for the L
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by wayeq 3y ago
And eventually, AIs firing people.
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by wayeq 3y ago
A pen test for seizure disorders
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by wayeq 3y ago
This essay seems like something you'd write for your lit class when you realize it is due in 30 minutes.
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by wayeq 3y ago
Sam Harris interviewed the paper's author for his podcast, it is worth a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-xIbX3wIbA
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by wayeq 3y ago
"It’s obviously not the only place--there’s lots of activity on the homepage of the rationalist-terrorism cell LessWrong" This made me curious what the general consensus of LessWrong is outside of LessWrong.
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by wayeq 4y ago
and what about my shredder?
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by wayeq 4y ago
"At this point I have lost my faith in the decision-making at Twitter," he says. I would need some time to understand whether Twitter can be trusted again." Welcome to the club.
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by wayeq 4y ago
A bit different then witchcraft, in that it actually works.
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by wayeq 4y ago
"the FTC won't let me be, or let me be me"
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by wayeq 4y ago
so basically OKRs?
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by wayeq 4y ago
not to mention some of us have tiny little cloned versions of ourself that are doing their best to perish for 20 hours a day
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by wayeq 4y ago
"In my opinion, the students learning to program do not benefit from AI helping to "remove the drudgery" of programming. At some point, you have to learn to program. You can't get there by avoiding the inevitable strug
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by wayeq 4y ago
Chat AIs don't need unfettered access to external systems to be unbelievably dangerous. If they have access to thousands of people, some percentage of them will be lonely and mentally vulnerable, and some percentage of those have acce
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by wayeq 4y ago
yeah but... the free snacks...
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by wayeq 4y ago
I understood several of the words in this essay.
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by wayeq 4y ago
if only i paid attention in trigonometry..
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by wayeq 4y ago
thank you! i sometimes forget that the internet has nice people, too... hope you're doing great
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by wayeq 4y ago
{W₁} {H₂->A₁}*T?
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by wayeq 4y ago
Maybe they don't want the incident to balloon out of control.
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by wayeq 4y ago
I've never shorted a stock before but this is tempting.
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by wayeq 4y ago
How does it choose the song for each spacetime coordinate?
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by wayeq 4y ago
I have a newborn.
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by wayeq 4y ago
And why all these windmills don't keep us cool
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by wayeq 4y ago
> For MS products I end up Googling how to do something and invariably get instructions for a slightly different version with a menu layout that is also slightly different and work it out from there. Sounds like something ChatGPT could h

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