weatherlite

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by weatherlite 1mo ago
A lot of startup companies are not training frontier models but help solve and optimize pain points of LLMs: cyber security, token usage, harnesses etc. These jobs don't require a PHD in machine learning but it does help if you underst
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
Replacing governments, hard sanctions perhaps - yes. Throwing out an entire people? Why ? Why not throw out the Palestinians then?
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
Anything you disagree with is "Hasbara" right ? Supporting Israel's right to exist - Hasbara. Saying some Palestinian hold extremist view - Hasbara.
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> Doesn’t any enforcement action “single out” a wrongdoer? People pulled over for speeding are singled out (there are other speeders), If everyone is speeding and only you are getting a ticket than yes you're being singled out, that
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> I am pretty sure most people do not want to become zombies Well yeah they hate to think about themselves that way, but that's the life they choose. Now - would they like that choice to be taken away from that or substinatially red
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
I don't think that's what most people want though. Most people are fine getting entertained and addicted. Even in China they allow them to watch 100 episodes of one minute micro dramas created by an A.I per day. People hate bored
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> Having a great product is not, but designing your product intentionally so people spend more time with it, than they wanted So Netflix, Youtube, basically all ad based websites and social media should be hit with the same requirements
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
It seems to me like Meta is being singled out here. It's likely not the start of a movement to change how we live and get rid of/diminish bad influences on our lives - because I don't think we wanna really do that - not for e
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
I like the stock
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
Why does it bother you that I mention it? Think about that.
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> People are not stupid Maybe not but they are "by proxy" quite racist according to your description
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> Perhaps 1% percent of current software engineers of today will be needed in the future when AI code inevitably has the ability to follow good software engineering practice.. So who talks / prompts the agents to do the work - the P
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> Google is making private AI practical with homomorphic encryption I don't understand why we need to bring LGBTQ+ into everything
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by weatherlite 1mo ago
> gym fitness Not necessarily, there's a growing and somewhat untapped market for BBWs
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Is it really that simple ? A programming function that has set inputs and determinstic outputs is rather verifyable. A ten million lines code base is not easily verifyable. Knowing whether an agent is improving when it's working on a
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
The way you handled those numbers makes me think you have leadership potential, perhaps even U.S presidency material
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
What's wrong with being mediocre?
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
But those H1Bs all come for a very narrow set of work - mostly software development or other adjacent roles. So your 4 million figure that counts all graduates in all fields doesn't make sense when we talk about tech. There are around
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
All fields are basically over as a long term career besides perhaps prostitutes and even there I'm not entirely sure. But the questions of how soon and by how much matter a lot. Being early is the same as being wrong a clever guy onc
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Naa you lie you love twinkies more than Django
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Just wanted to say I saw your last stand up , you're hilarious!
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Not sure what you mean
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
> i suppose they could be happy in a world where they (a) are still the agents' preferred search index and (b) own or produce a good percentage of the hardware that anthropic and openai run on. If the goal is to maximize share price
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
> and has been given the newly created title of Alphabet Chief Scientist. Are these just face-saving titles, or does he still have any real influence over Google/DeepMind's pursuit of AGI? Alphabet Chief Scientist doesnt sound
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
> as Chief Scientist for all of Alphabet IS that a promotion or demotion ?
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Is it failing ? Take a look at the stock price
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
You are right, the clear solution is to eliminate all human drivers. - ChatGPT
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Its complex. Cell phone plans became way cheaper in my country than 20 years ago, they used to be shockingly expensive. People old enough will remember SMS weren't cheap and a single minute of call was shockingly expensive. I'd s
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Not an expert but in general that's usually not how tech works. It generally gets commodified and cheaper : TVs, mobile phones, computers etc etc. They're either becoming cheaper or you get a way better product for the same price
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by weatherlite 2mo ago
Why wouldn't they. There's an organized campaign agains Israel/Zionism on Wikipedia designed to sway chatbots. I'd be surprised if none of it is state backed. So Israel should just watch all of this from the sideline? I

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