xwolfi

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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   They managed to code in text files instead of text files, the devils !
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   Thank God Texas generates power from unlimited resources. In my place, the more we generate and consume, the less we have left for the future. In Texas, the plants have to generate as much as possible for some reason !
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   BS, nobody has to listen to your imaginative process. Imagine away, build something that conforms with the data, then show it ! For now, we dont know any other way to explain than to say it expands, except maybe imaginative fantasies from a
4. 154.▲
   by xwolfi 2y ago

   Yeah agreed, it s not garbage garbage it's just silly and useless, and all I can think is "meh". I really find it incredible they call those token generators "AI"
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   Tbh, it sounds like every group of humans...
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   Im in China, fun fact, it is also illegal ! Now is it enforced, probably only a little bit more than in California !
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   But how do you allocate more capital to more successful people so that you drive effort towards what people need / enjoy the most ? If there's no incentive to do popular music, then we could all do shitty music ?
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   But there is no greater pleasure than to finish something, deliver it, get users in front of it, and get feedback you never expected from either grumpy or happy users. I think it's way more rewarding to try to work for profit, because
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   by xwolfi 2y ago

   Middlemen are people who spent time specialising in a market and you pay them as guides. You never have to go through them, but you'll get your ass raped. There s nothing wrong about them, they work hard and are not rent seekers (a com
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Well you are in a way, what is a simulation ? It's just a set of rules you follow that are simpler than the more complex environment that it runs in: I suppose if we could "see" "outside" the "universe", w
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Diaspora gives me shivers just thinking about it. Permutation City is fun, but not as inspiring as Diaspora.
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    What are the other languages you speak fluently ? You're right of course, the diversity of English knowledge (and entertainment, sometimes as important) is dizzying and that's why I even learned it in the first place. But there&#x
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Yes, I live in Hong Kong now and I know the Chinese languages have ridiculously simple formal grammar (that doesn't mean their brain doesn't have to do complex inference - is it better not to say what you meant or simpler to just
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Sure maybe, but French, my native language btw, is inherently more complex, less rich in vocabulary, idiosyncratic in its habit to follow latin in writing but deviating from it in spoken form, it's just not as good as English so we&#x2
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    I meant Europeans, you know, we start seeing ourselves as a whole now, I'm not just French in my mind - the US was a "European" colony, with Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and the UK completely transforming the land. Without
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Hum but English has simpler features that make it easier to learn than most languages. Sure, the phonetic is hard and I'll always have an accent and people will always just guess my country at the first sentence I utter, but: - nouns h
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Still as a French, I think we could have done better much earlier. Much much earlier. The US isnt the cause of our problems, we are. We are even the cause of the US in the first place, you know, eradicating the natives, enslaving the africa
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    It s prob not gonna work well: he fixes demo of the api of Claude with Claude. You didnt think of asking the AI, so you need more work on your own inference abilities first
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    And hum, what incredible problem are you solving at your AI company? Must be the forefront of human innovation ! I hope it's porn.
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Ed Zitron maybe ? Writes on crypto, AI, musk the same way.
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    But if everyone does this, companies have no client and only shareholders. Like GME.
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Have you tried AI porn ? There's something in the fact it's fake uncanny characters that makes it non-exciting. Like, jerking off to a toaster basically, and I assume it'd be the same for a social network with no human ?
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    I still havent spend a dollar on any of it...
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Gnehehehe
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Yeah mine is a Youtube addict, with almost no control and we kept it like that because while it probably kills her attention, it made her English insane (we re both non native, Im French and my wife Chinese, our daughter speaks like an amer
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    You are in charge. Congress is your employee.
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Guess
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    So a large cluster of nvidia cards cannot predict the future, generate correct http links, rotate around objects with only a picture at source with the right lighting or program a million lines of code from 3 lines of prompt ? Color me surp
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    Be angry more. I work in China but Im French, so people assume (and I nudge them to think), that it's a culture thing for me to express anger publicly at injustice or idiocy. But it's liberating to be angry at bullshit (and God kn
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    by xwolfi 2y ago

    It's tiny compared to 10 years ago when it was all the rage and DBs were dead...