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2022-10-19 → 2022-11-19 · posts 39001–39500 of 51,350
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@ded_ruckus I’m not sure my nature is less evil than my forefathers but I’m sure they committed more murder and violence than me. If moral outcomes change without moral fiber changing then this metric is unmoored
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what did you get done this week? to expand the scope and scale of consciousness?
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what did you get done this week? to create new capabilities and explanations for mankind?
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im an unapologetic big tech shill if this is the future. the generational companies of the past were like “what if we distributed personal computing to every single human” or “what if we indexed all human knowledge” and you guys are like i am going to do invoice factoring
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yes yes replit is actually cool “give noobs complete command over computers”
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battle is more intimate than apathy
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intuitive decision makers thrive when they’re plugged in and on top of their game: they make preternaturally good calls after processing tons of information. after they grow old and become divorced from the info flow, they try to make confident inferences but will go awry
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imo this is why genius and madness ride so closely and why Nobel laureates, Howard Hughes, elon, etc go insane as time goes on. more careful measured thinkers may be safe from this
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someone at work who reviews all my code was like “i know you were a Zerg player”. so true king
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actually this is a very good classification scheme for scientists and engineers … zerg is “move fast break things” toss is “elegant design, overwhelming push” terran is “defensive posture, build stable infra”
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every other day this week: i am ready to attack and dethrone god today, on adderall rest day: i am ready to nap and eat fruit snacks
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india did not become the preferred industrial trading partner of the west; instead that honor went to china (for various good reasons), and indian growth became centered around back office service economy, involving low skill IT work, call center labor, click center labor, etc
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i find emad and stability's partnership with the indian art studios very interesting. imo indian companies will become extremely valuable partners in the machine learning value chains, for several reasons
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
as an AGI company trying to create digital assistants for any type of mid to high value labor, you need a large pool of workers to use your product in a stage where it's not quite useful yet and be patient with it to create the data flywheel that generates a useful CoPilot for X
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on the other hand, the big tech companies, accounting firms, etc have had a much much easier time outsourcing back office service work to india. this creates a very interesting opportunity for several reasons
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the indian gov was not forthcoming to work with american industrial MNCs on their own terms; the local rat's nest of license-permit regulatory hell and corruption that creates liabilities for american MNC's made it an unattractive target for outsourcing factories
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india has a few things going for it: 1) india is sitting on vast pre-existing back office service work for e.g. animation or accounting or IT or finance or etc. 2) the labor power of indian workers is low, and data privacy concerns are not as of yet existent
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working with china in AI value chains is a geopolitical nightmare that is getting worse and worse by the day. it's not clear if you can actually own your data or one or both governments will destroy your business overnight
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getting americans to use these tools is difficult generally. in the art and design space, most artists instinctively hate AI art and want nothing to do with it. there's a certain resentment and a feeling that we are trying to replace rather than augment their potential
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for these reasons i'm bullish on these partnerships and expect to see more going forward
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3) the indian ppl are naturally technological optimists. i'm not sure why this is but you won't find anyone that are nearly as worshipful of the big tech ceos as indians or as mystified by tech. you'll find people that aren't software engineers happy to try new tools
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it cannot be overstated how the nature of programming has changed over the past few months. it feels weird and unnatural to write code without the AI, like crawling around after learning to use a bike
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the adding a comment -> generating code UX may be unnatural to some. what if you added a pop up box in VScode to instead command it to write some code “write a function that performs X”, which does a text transform to a comment behind the scenes -> “# this function performs X”
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.@ashVaswani and @nikiparmar09 may be the most important Indian scientists of all time barring only chandrasekhar and ramanujan perhaps. very undersung
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it’s hilarious that jasper has more ARR than openai
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to be clear this is nothing more than an intellectual curiosity. OAI is a sleeping giant that has yet to ratchet up any of its money levers. they’re just having fun
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has anyone tried RL HF on diffusion models yet? is this how SD gets its consistent art style?
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🫡 the age of roon has come to an end 🫡
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i basically consider myself a Gonzo journalist for the age of AGI
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i've been too anti-crypto so i'll say that i've always liked the piratical create new legal/financial system ethos of it all. towards 2021 end, what we actually saw was the 11th noncollateralized algorithmic stablecoin (ponzi) or people remaking normal apps with worse technology
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the problem was always that the good use cases for crypto require random people in poor countries without extradition to build insane free market cypherunk neal stephenson network states and instead we got harvard graduate institutionally backed money grabbing nonsense
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
it is not actually a business model to say i am making uber on the blonkchain this has never made sense neither for the users nor the business
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· ↳ reply to @GuilleAngeris
@GuilleAngeris correct brother its all about timing. this take is frigid cold normally and yet is lukewarm right now
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like the ideal guy to run a blockchain governance project is in the sinaloa cartel not a stanford grad
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women have a much more blackpilled view of humanity bc by the time they're adults they have had multiple runins with 3 std. dev sexual deviant weirdos
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@Rabadash2 i don't mean sexual partners. i mean stalkers, creepy old men, harassers, etc
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the decision boundary for deciding who is a critic but on your side vs who is actually just a hater is pretty tenuous. need to be able to tell who is praying for your downfall vs who just wants you to do better
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my politics has changed drastically several times but each time bc I thought I found the Correct Way to make technology progress much faster and put humanity on a hundred worlds
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· ↳ reply to @chrisbrunet
@realChrisBrunet i read that dumbass manifesto years ago only a guy who had never read anything else would be convinced by it
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· ↳ reply to @RuxandraTeslo
@RuxandraTeslo earnest semi autistic, well intentioned people run the world bc many of our systems reward truthseeking to a high degree. best not to become too blackpilled
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every year you can watch normal productive well compensated highly promising ppl kicked out of america bc they lost the green card lottery or whatever. ngmi country
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@sidbendu Canada, UK. these folks accept and integrate immigrants but frankly they’re just too poor to really compete
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twitter feels something like an academic cohort that i never had. an ongoing conversation that spans years regarding various ideas and technologies
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all the AI nonprofits quickly discovered that nonprofit isn't actually a good way to serve humanity
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this is just the moral position of the average person re engineered from first principles lol https://t.co/bCADOs1paX
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
vague low level Darwinism, proliferation via numbers, immortality is bad, etc
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neway my problem with this passage isn’t the moral position but the basic economic lie; life extension is an O(1) thing where fundamental advances in biotech will be difficult to research but easy to provide vs effective fertility interventions are O(N), linearly expensive
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
paying people to have kids has been nowhere effective and the truth of it is that the financial incentive would have to be budget shatteringly high for it to make any sense. vs I think we can get way more QALYs via dosing everyone with rapamycin and metformin or whatever
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in a world where nobody wants to have kids radical life extension (of the working age part of one’s life rather than the decrepit part!!) is necessary for the continuation of civilization. as with all such tweets none of this matters because that AGI be hittin in a few
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all the best relationships are like ongoing conversations. you pick up wherever you left off on whatever you're scheming or solving in tandem
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one of the worst path dependencies of all time is that reddit had an r/blackpeopletwitter which was really funny and good and then as a catchall for essentially all other twitter reposts they made an r/whitepeopletwitter where they post mid liberal propaganda
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
literally
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the first weekend after GPT3 came out, i was undergoing a weird psychological reaction. all text i read felt vaguely fake and hallucinated. i felt in contact with alien minds. this effect is about to happen at a civilizational scale in the coming months and years
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the upcoming great models have a few things going for them: - they benefit far more from human rater fine tuning, so they appear more human and less alien - they're simply more intelligent, so the uncanny valley effect is lesser
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but the general feeling of coexisting with alien gods will be orders of magnitude more present and more obvious to everyone rather than just those who spent 48 hour marathons talking to the gpt playground
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why arent all AGIheads getting interest only 30 year loans and buying mansions ...
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@EnmityNoether @VertLepere like I’ve always said, there will always be a place for humans even in a world with hyper smart robots: compute is scarce, and humans will have a competitive (but not absolute) advantage at many tasks
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the high salaries commanded by young engineers are in expectation of their future career growth. even if unimpressive now if they become good they’ll be worth millions to the company. some will not — therefore overstaffing and dearth of good engineers are both possible https://x.com/conorsen/status/1584615455209230336
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
i suppose the point is we can invent new burbclaves out in the wild but frankly i doubt internet access was anywhere in the top 10 concerns for creating such things
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what i do expect is one more iteration of mass recruiting people into the Culture. internet access for like the 3% of humanity living completely remotely will uncover new talents and new ideas. fast satellite internet will also ease some military and civilian travel. cya to GoGo
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@VitalikButerin agreed, and i hope several of these communities will form -- but will not matter enough to create macro trends imo. cities and agglomeration are only becoming more important
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the way to really get a sense of the power of generative LLMs isn't to interact with them in the limited question&answer sense. have them autocomplete something you are actually writing to be astonished. more creative the genre, the better
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i feel like i'm the main character in Devs rn
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn no, wrong, generating vast amounts of synthetic content is a critical step towards general intelligence. text is not like the real world, it is not hard to simulate at acceptable fidelity
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@sama even w proprietary data 100x better model will just beat the fine tuning probably
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the difference between a great person and a median person is that they’re in contact with divinity like 2% of the time vs 0.01%
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you can just tell, even across the internet, when someone is operating out of fear instead of love …
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basically scarcity vs abundance
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walked into a work bathroom and heard the unmistakeable sound of someone typing from inside a stall. SF is so back
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in the best case for generative art, let’s say you make a language interface version of figma, photoshop, aftereffects, shutterstock, unity, blender, etc etc. I figure it’s 500B-1T industry size. LLMs on the other hand is like the entire white collar economy
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@RichardMCNgo agreed, but same can be said of generative text — assume multiples of current market sizes
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functional python programming is useless until such a time as they make useful stack traces for it
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imo this generation of AGI is data poor, per chinchilla. getting to the next stage will require massive synthetic data. in the case of copilot type models this will mean "self play", where the model generates code, interacts with a REPL, gets a stack trace, plugs that back in
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everyone argues that the scale of deep learning models is concerning and indicates a wrong approach but humans have: - 100 trillion neural connections, each synapse having WAY more complexity than a neural net param - 200 million year dataset of mammalian evolution
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the vast majority of your distilled knowledge was learned by your ancestors and passed down through the genetic bottleneck
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
ok and by knowledge I mean like “how to recognize a squiggle”
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“objects fall down”
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everyone’s like dude come to the gwern meetup at 3 on a tuesday. do the rest of you not have jobs
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the brain clearly has an intuitive physics model built in. it requires some priming as a toddler but it definitely comes pretrained
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im trying to get my vmaps to work
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@halvorz sweet halvorz coming back after a year trying to revive the old memes. bless his heart
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gwern doing meetups means he’s finally grown to a marriageable age
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@Andr3jH specifically I was expressing surprise bc I’ve never heard this before and it’s a bop
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conducting Gonzo journalism. heading over to twitter hq rn
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damn I wish periscope was still real
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patriots in control
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elon confirms he won’t fire 75% of employees, has no idea where that number came from
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my vibe check is that he’s doing the rounds to demonstrate legitimacy as a ruler to the smallfolk. dude brought his baby to kiss and generate good energy. succession ass moves happening
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criticizing meta for bold VR play is dumb but i can and will criticize them for their uninspired product vision. “let other people figure out how it’s useful” model
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when nintendo made the wii, they faced a challenge of introducing a radically new controller UX into millions of homes. to go along with it they made best in class games utilizing the new features. it went on to become one of the greatest selling game consoles of all time
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot zuck is too gullible. when his enemies told him he was damaging society he believed it at face value
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frankly i wouldn’t have believed that there would be reproducible open secrets about the human mind lying around like that if smart science brained friends hadn’t investigated them
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the SSC post about @nickcammarata misses the most interesting thing about the jhanas, which is that humanity has known, named, categorized, described these altered states of consciousness for ~2000 years and like 0.001% have achieved them
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gonzo journalism can take a toll on you..
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
unlocking lmao. twitter security got better things to be doing rn. managing safe transition of power
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I am documenting regime change. I am a war journalist
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twitter is somehow vaguely important enough to be a digital state. hostile takeover = regime change. old party cadres are being executed in the streets. some are upholding the will of the new rulers without even being asked; several banned accounts are back
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elon is individually reviewing teams to cut tomorrow. maybe even engineering code review
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i stand with rahul ligma
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· ↳ reply to @elonmusk
@elonmusk the toughest choices require the strongest wills
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several anons confirmed they’re doing personal pair coding sessions with elon to prove the worth of their entire team lol. elons crew is in the house too like david sacks etc
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the world is too small. the homies are controlling global headlines from a twitter gc
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The following text was in the invitation to the engineers invited to the code review meeting: Please bring a print out of the code you've done in the last 30 days (if you haven't submitted code in the past 30 days, then you can go back up to 60 days).
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the internet is the greatest show on heaven and earth
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victory lap
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
if you ask me zuck should’ve built an A100 fleet and ended the universe in nanobot dust
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im a big fan of clean energy, climate change, even free speech too
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common failure mode of the thoreau “throwing stones over a wall” or graeber bullshit jobs thinking. peoples roles only make sense when you look at them as very strange cogs in an alien machine, teleologically creating the future https://x.com/scottastevenson/status/1586400661943783424
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· ↳ reply to @visakanv
@visakanv they should adjust follower count by monthly active users
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i can’t believe they added a “joke police” feature
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people are definitely wrong when they assume that meta VR headcount is bloated. facebook tends to be incredibly understaffed, with individual engineers managing whole features that are of 9-10 figure importance. it’s just hard to build new tech and salaries are high
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop what’s the difference?
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not onboard with people who think that humans are irrelevant in the scale of the universe. there’s obviously something special about intelligence. like in the entire universe you can either convert iron to gold in a supernova or in a particle collider on earth and nowhere else
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
i think I cribbed this from beginning of infinity but not sure
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elon musk be damned im gonna continue my botlike behavior
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sf is so back
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop no because these features are positive ROI still
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All in podcast corunning twitter rn
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this will continue until morale improves
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ppl tell me it’s mostly tesla autopilot engineers reviewing twitter code. makes sense bc musk (rightfully) assesses them as the best available software engineers, but also funny bc it seems like massive waste of time for them
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@Suhail i figure its more vibes based to assess if the engineers they are assessing have an understanding of the architecture or not rather than actually reading the code
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why do businesses use slack and then end up handing it all over in discovery. make some telegram groups when you’re doing illegal shit
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elon’s yesmen seem to be supplying him with a steady stream of terrible ideas
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
making people pay for twitter is stupid as hell and will never work. every wise guy trying to start a new social network iterates through this idea and realizes exactly why it’s terrible. why not just make the ads products better
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anyway hopefully there’s something to be said about iteration speed
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a blue check is an identity service to the users. the blue checks create incredible amounts of engagement whether you like them or not. charging for the check is like if youtube stopped its revenue sharing and started charging its top creators instead. pants on head shit
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dark timeline: a user of twitter has bought it in order to embarrass his enemies on twitter
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn it’s a one way function of course. a simulator for checking traveling salesmen completions is easy but finding good traveling salesman algorithms is hard
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· ↳ reply to @ipsumkyle
@ipsumkyle if i had had any talent at dota rn i would be in a pro gaming/opium den somewhere with a hair dyed gf for whom i buy high value in game items while i nurse my wrist that’s slowly developing carpal tunnel
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do any of you work on the Tesla dojo cluster? DM
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn when i say synthetic all I mean is “not previously existing” or “reliant on model interaction”
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worst part abt the EU as a ‘regulatory superpower’ is that they really don’t seem very good at legal innovation. their environmental policy is a tour de force in doing nothing while pretending to do everything
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@therealcritiq I think currently existing models already disprove this
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@therealcritiq the best language models have an understanding of gravity
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my friends at twitter are putting together their most reddit outfits to please the new leadership
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it’s a miserable way to live when people think there’s no arrow of progress
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people have maybe gotten too good at controlling language models. i remember the wild wild west of GPT3 before content filters or human rater fine tuning
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
as with a normal economy you can juice the supply side: 1) make creator tools radically better 2) intro new modalities, eg videos product 3) revenue sharing
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you can imagine twitter as a content economy. many produce tweets of varying quality, and twitter adds them to their content library. they serve the same content to their consumers and take a little tax for the service in the form of ads. better content served ~ more ads seen
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unlike a real economy, twitter is centrally planned by several algos. so we can juice the whole thing by making the timeline, ads, and follow recommendations drastically better
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juice the demand side: 1) better growth hacking, create more onramps 2) improve UX so people spend more time on twitter
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
any of the above can be done 10x better than current twitter via engineering excellence (what elon and his orgs excel at). what you obviously don’t want to do is tax creators for creating or make it harder for consumers to find the media accounts they want to follow
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
to be clear this isn’t about a belief that the world is currently getting better but a belief that a direction exists in which the world gets better
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super fucked up that AGI lives on azure cloud of all places
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the pursuit of happiness seems like a strange and limited model for life and if you’re on this path you should skip whatever you’re doing and go do jhanas instead probably
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· ↳ reply to @Jessicalessin
@Jessicalessin LinkedIn charges power users for super user abilities and gated features. it’s more analogous to twitter blue than the checkmark
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people who are convinced they are victims will habitually do bad things and then forgive themselves bc of victimhood status
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idk if I’m tripping balls but this clearly makes this problem way worse right? rn there’s like 300k blue checks. most users consume or ignore them. making it $8/month will mean there’ll be like a few million buyers maybe out of the 500m MAU making the class system much clearer https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1587498907336118274
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
these users get their posts and replies promoted?? literally pay2win twitter
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this also doesn’t get anywhere close to solving the bot/spam problem considering the vast majority will be unverified. the only rationale i can see here is a personal vendetta against blue checks which is not a good way to run a business with liabilities backed by tesla shares
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
just make the machine learning better goddamnit that’s always the answer
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feels like taming the AGI turned out easier than expected. takeoff is relatively fast but not FOOM
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
🤣
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prompt engineering is already dead. it enjoyed its heighday in the 200B model param regime
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i think this is sometimes true but not always. one of the comparative advantages of AI is that i do not feel bad asking it dumb or personal questions. imagine all the embarrassing things you google that you’d never directly ask your friends or family https://x.com/emollick/status/1587913322045001728
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
in short a UX where you ask an AI for advice and then follow it is better than one where it’s commanding you and you freely ignore it
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will anyone sell me their facebook red book. Pleeeeeeaassseeee
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
you’d have to naively eat up propaganda daily to think of facebook as a tragedy. it’s obscene success. here we are on the other end of the internet revolution, the world still stands, a few kids changed it. everyone still complains about everything as they have through all time
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
turns out even the largest network effects can be destroyed if the government de facto bans big acquisitions
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everyone you meet off of twitter, including women, will be incredibly tall. hard and fast rule
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how does copilot read an entire repo to find function signatures and imports and stuff? seems way larger than any viable context window
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kind of suspicious that you were born at the local peak of human population. hopefully nobody applies strange anthropic principles and weird measure theories and realizes this means humanity is about to fall off and the digital creatures that follow don’t have qualia
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seems like elons best days are likely behind him. tesla actually achieved its mission of accelerating the advent of clean energy by decades, SpaceX has reusable rockets and seems to be autonomously run by shotwell, he cofounded and left the company most likely to develop AGI
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
lot of similar types of industrialists and scientists spend the latter half of their life pursuing inscrutable political goals. hopefully I’m wrong and he puts his full effort behind the autonomous robot or the mars mission
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china really fell off
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even despite all my optimism things are progressing faster than I expected. one thing I wasn’t expecting is how good they got at chit chatting. we r gonna be augmenting/replacing roles like tutor, therapist, counselor sooner rather than later
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
before you get up in arms consider that the internet was already acting as a substitute for these roles somewhat. “Am I the Asshole” subreddit instead of a therapist or whatever. khan academy instead of a tutor. soon everyone has a khan that they can have dialogue with
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souped up twitter blue is good and fine actually. there will be a lot of buyers, myself included. tying it to the checkmark makes no sense. the authentication service is good for the platform more than it is for the content creator. idk ive done well without any checkmark
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
blackpill is that no matter how badly they fuck it up somehow elon will end up winning
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animal farm >>>> 1984 few understand this..
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got laid off from Twitter this morning with no notice. I was the lead software engineer responsible for making sure all your tweets flop
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i'll bet the site runs perfectly fine, maybe better after 50% layoffs. social product ideas aside this part is a clear W
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
firing/ stack ranking via lines of code metric is p based. a lot of big engineering orgs do this, they're just kind of quiet about it and pretend it's one of many signals. it is quite a good coarse signal when you're trying to compare outputs of thousands of people
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· ↳ reply to @Britonomist
@Britonomist if you stack rank at a similar level (entry level vs other entry level) it should work
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
before you get all up in arms, there are easy heuristics to remove package manager spam, document spam, etc from LOC metric. ML teams have adjacent metrics like “models trained”, “GPU hours used”, etc
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop all my friends at twitter told me it was incredibly bloated long before elon came along
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop no they definitely didn’t but layoffs of this scale are gonna have to be coarse grained. if they fired someone incorrectly they’ll end up hiring them back w an insanely lucrative consulting contract. word of mouth i heard that twitter ppl were scheming which teams to cut long ago
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop yeah def. I imagine design orgs were more unfairly brutalized for ideological reasons vs my engineer friends
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· ↳ reply to @jeff82874662
@jeff82874662 those guys love to pull ads for like one month and then come back when it cools down
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· ↳ reply to @nickcammarata
@nickcammarata imo ambition is about the magnitude of agency rather than the magnitude of craving but idk like i can very clearly imagine a guy who desperately craves power/money/sex but isn’t very ambitious about getting it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@nickcammarata people who are very ambitious often seem to have a distilled sense of self and aren’t afraid to apply change to the world rather than eg wanting X more than everyone else
AI ethics is a bull market phenomenon
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immortality projects literally work, ecclesiastes be damned
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
“My work is not a piece of writing designed to meet the taste of an immediate public, but was done to last forever” - Thucydides, as I read him 2500 years later
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“human nature doesn’t change” is a romantic but untrue idea made up by historians to sell more history
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· ↳ reply to @cauchyfriend
@cauchyfriend yeah but this doesn’t mean much practically. if you push someone into a whole different region of policy space that you never would’ve seen it’s not apparent to me that it’s the same person. likewise whole civilizations that have met material abundance act categorically different
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nothing new at this point but trying to engender sympathy for laid off twitter workers is hilarious they had kombucha and beer on tap. they can walk down the street and find another job
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no zuck's balls got put in a 3way vice grip - govt de facto banned facebook's acquisitions of new social media platforms - apple let the golden cow grow & started squeezing them dry as soon as they reached a steady state - fb apps not allowed in china but must compete w tiktok https://x.com/nikitabier/status/1589415616204926976
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop ya awful it’s become too easy for him
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elon musk is literally masami eiri
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remember when everyone was excited that a twitter power user was going to run the show and would have good product insights? turns out the twitter experience of elon musk may be atypical,
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generative art is impressive and immediately striking but ultimately a red herring
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on second thought ppl probably shouldn’t abuse their checkmarks to pretend to be others
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why are bird watch notes always friendly to Elon lol
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if you're crypto rich why r u not living in an opium den mountain compound in a non extradition country
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tech culture is way more dominant and imperial than people assume. you just have to go look at all the finance bros wearing allbirds now
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ive evolved past clout chasing to a highly refined and more abstract level of clout chasing
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startups have a constrained optimization problem where they 1) need to be secretive and protect ip 2) need to hype themselves up for recruiting purposes and 3) do not have the money to compete for talent on salary alone
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
you need some alpha to break this bind. usually the answer is just already knowing a bunch of coconspirators who trust you
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
if you need top talent and not just random devs willing to grind SaaS then it gets even harder bc your targets have 1 million job offers, are shopping around constantly, etc. in this case you need alpha by guessing which ppl are going to be good long before they’re good
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn ok I want to hear the argument for why it’s wrong but putting that aside my point is a lot of great deep learning innovations come from stuff that’s not nature inspired at all, and i wager there’s a slight publication bias towards things that have a physics based backstory
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· ↳ reply to @patio11
@patio11 yeah replace “good” with “known to be good”
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
(1) depends on the kind of startup btw, it’s more often true in deep tech world
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time 2 proudly deliver value in an imperfect messy ethically confusing way
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the number of deaths during ww1 is still small relative to pop sizes. 2 million died in Punic wars, when the entire Roman republic was like ~20 million
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does this mean we can take the SBF posters down
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SBF aka “dark vitalik” has been taken out. the age of real vitalik is at hand
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· ↳ reply to @nickcammarata
@nickcammarata theory of mind is so strange here. what’s the incentive to make it up. It’s not like you’re selling books
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buying elon war bond
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good bye to crypto
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we could’ve solved the sf housing crisis years ago via high tech voter fraud
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for some reason non-management consulting and selling courses both feel vaguely low class. like the used car salesman of the modern world
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diluting the blue check like this is a disaster lol. literally gets boring after 5 minutes and you remember it used to have a platform purpose
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
omg is this real
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if the cartel and/or the ccp ran sf they wouldn’t change a thing
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everyone following me for years knows that elon could steal my lunch money and punch my mom and id be like he probably had a good reason and he somehow lost even me
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let’s see paul Allen’s blue check mark
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primary flaw of crypto trader -> effective altruism -> fund Democratic Party pipeline has always been indefinite optimism. zero vision
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that’s so fucked up that ukraine stole maize and blue from michigan
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· ↳ reply to @ipsumkyle
@ipsumkyle what it looks like when you put contrarianism before having a brain
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the ads product on this website is so trash that most ads get less views than if you just made an organic post and elon’s first thought is why don’t we tear apart the core platform instead
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
i genuinely think hating digital ads is a midwit trap designed by some coalition of tim apple and legacy media operatives to destroy some of the best websites on the internet
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copilot seems like nowhere near the best possible use of currently existing codex models. why is it token capped to 2048 when codex can handle 8000? why doesn’t it use the guided edit model at all
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😇🫡
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can someone please leak ftx stimulants guide
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· ↳ reply to @PradyuPrasad
@PradyuPrasad sorry i forget that my qt comes with a lot of negative attention, I was just trying to bust ur chops
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
pradyu is a mensch. greatest econ whiz kid around. just busting his balls
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it kind of rocks that, despite the kind of people running FTX being completely different than the Wall Street bond boys of the 80s, the one thing traders can’t escape is profound stimulant abuse
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what the hell is “common sense morality”. you know that shit shifts like the sand right. try telling your great grandparents abt ur number of sexual partners or how you have a honorable respectable job as a “software product marketing manager”
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slave owner to an abolitionist: “pls stop autistically following your preferred ethical model even to edge cases where it is apparent it breaks down”
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· ↳ reply to @bcgraham
@bcgraham good catch lol I should stop tweeting while walking
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i would like to a commission a meditative 5000 word new yorker essay on the type of guy that plays competitive league of legends and their mental pathologies
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
someone send me their best human civilization vibe reel. preferably lasts hours
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food is lowkey goated when hunger is the vibe
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the more people shit on EA/longtermists for low imagination reasons the more i want to call myself one …
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where is the worldoptimization archive
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concept: evil jared diamond who does mathematical anthropology but with hbd twist
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the thing about elon failing w the blue check subscription fiasco is that i do not think this is a case of someone trying something bold and failing. it’s an ethical lapse of some1 using the public square to punish journalists and doing a bunch of collateral damage in the process
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
elon is personally aggrieved by the blucheks and is punishing them. it’s more befitting of a politics boomer past their prime than a tech visionary
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· ↳ reply to @alexandr_wang
@alexandr_wang might mean the moat on RLHF is small (human labels expensive, training on fine tuned output easy) but the underlying foundation model trained on trillions of tokens is still a huge moat
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· ↳ reply to @TrevMcKendrick
@TrevMcKendrick it’s unclear whether it actually hurts journos or their status games but it’s very clear that elon and jcal think it hurts them
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
ok now let’s say decreasing the power of journos is a noble goal. is this really where the news media gets their impressions? individual contributors tweeting to their niche highly engaged audiences? or the billions of impressions of articles served on Facebook feeds
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· ↳ reply to @MegaBasedChad
@MegaBasedChad like do you realize the most massive productionized uses of AI today are products like google search, Fb newsfeed? if you mean generative AI then it’s already revolutionizing programming and will reshape all customer service, email jobs, every computer interface etc
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the criticism of EA is like “EA is a centralizing communist ideology” and then when you get to the object level everyone has different complaints about it. some are like “the ai freaks are distracting from solving malaria” and others are like “spreadsheet malaria solving is bad”
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
loose associations of consequentialists are the furthest thing from monolithic. some of the EA folks are sitting a room smoking the spice drug and concerning themselves with trillions of future simulated minds and others are going off about wild fish suffering
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🫡
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in the future everyone will be rahul ligma for 15 minutes
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at facebook they have a messaging queue backend service for facebook, whatsapp, and Instagram DMs. it effortlessly serves 100 billion messages per day, the chit chat of the entire world. it is named Iris after the Greek messenger goddess of the rainbow
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
software should have cute names!
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· ↳ reply to @gbrl_dick
@gbrl_dick excel destroyed many accounting professions or drove their wages to nothing. there were armies of people who were good at just adding up books. sure the total number of accountants may be higher now but that doesn’t mean folks didn’t become irrelevant
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@gbrl_dick it’s like saying well woodworking is still around even though there are factories. I mean sure but woodworking a desk or something is not profitable. there may be a few artisans who survive due to rich liberals or a handful of professionals who design for ikea
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· ↳ reply to @gbrl_dick
@gbrl_dick some did and profited massively — others were 45 years old and unable to transition
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@gbrl_dick I agree that job loss due to AI is mostly a dumb fear, lump of labor fallacy, AI id capital and raises wages etc but doesn’t mean there won’t be lots of structural displacement, maybe at a faster pace than ever before
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it’s really cool that people exist who want to end wild animal suffering or whatever. i personally don’t care at all about this topic but what an amazing species that it spends some of its time debating how to end the machine that created it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
you think you have some privileged knowledge on the struggle and glory of life? versus the degenerates gambling 10 billion dollars for their arcane ends? what the hell do you know
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i went into the desert and smoked the spice drug melange and saw all possible futures. elon twitter only survives in the one where we attack and depose allin podcast
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my friends are all high agency bastards getting up to all sorts of trouble
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· ↳ reply to @Saurya
@Saurya evolution has a telos — create molecular machines with high fitness
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· ↳ reply to @Saurya
@Saurya lol you’re just defining fitness adversarially — nature is a machine of competing molecular machines that try to make more of themselves, whether by natural or sexual selection, on the Pygmy island or on the mainland
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one black and/or whitepill on elon is that he’s a deep thinker. he doesn’t make choices for stupid careless reasons; if he’s doing something that looks publicly evil or gauche there’s probably intention behind it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
for example being a dick to his fired employees and doing everything possible to lower morale seems like an actual strategy to scour the company and leave only a skeleton staff remaining that have passed all selection pressures
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· ↳ reply to @RokuUltra
@RokuUltra have you been following my page at all. it’s pretty much nonstop criticism of elon
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
you people are too literal. something can be evil in the typical sense (being a dick to your employees) and good in the global sense (healthier twitter, platform lives on)
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it’s interesting to see the literal universal hate of sbf from tech, vox type libs, etc but then adoration from New York Times. it just shows me ive not nearly hit the skill caps on modeling different agents
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working around elon is a high selection pressure environment. most in context don’t survive and it’s created a species of insane fedaykin who are ruthless w cultlike levels of fear and worship. some of these are parasites and yesmen, some of engineering death commandos
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
these people are hard and not very benevolent to engineers in a new org. he’s trying to squeeze twitter to create a similar species. time will tell if it works
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
there’s a similar selection pressure around “roon reply guys” …
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send me the best papers/ projects / demos on language model tool use
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
language model agents! not just tools that use language models
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the sources are telling me that even new tesla hires are being evaluated for being deployed as mercenaries to twitter
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop I think he means make “day in the life of twitter pm” posts
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one thing i didn’t expect about language model scaling is that they’re in many cases better than google as a search engine. even for niche esoteric knowledge they’re going to directly answer your question with inference, comparison, extrapolation in a way that search can’t
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
on the flip side google search doesn’t light a fleet of A100s on fire to run an inference. if GPT3 inference cost is 6c then I’m going to arbitrarily estimate that the next model will cost $1.00. use cases must be ROImaxxed
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· ↳ reply to @the_aiju
@the_aiju gets rarer as (1) models get bigger and (2) RLHF punishes guessing
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the current thing ranking by importance 1: language model scaling, as always 2: elon twitter, future of the digital commons 3: EAs must reevaluate their funding sources . . . N-1: trump 2024 N: ponzicoin ecosystem in turmoil due to amphetamine addled CEX scammers
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· ↳ reply to @sama
@sama this is why openai must change profit cap to new defn -> solve AGI and make it change everything
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2023 recession will end very quickly when the greatest technological advances in history come to the mainstream lol deflation of all prices
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bull case for twitter: - blue checkmark release keeps getting pushed off indefinitely - rapid iteration of new content tools, vine comes back, long form paid content, etc
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· ↳ reply to @pquiggles
@pquiggles twitter ARPU =/= the revenue of users who buy shit like twitter blue
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there’s something here …
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your threat model is totally off if you think twitter is literally going to disappear
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· ↳ reply to @eurydiceuntil
@eurydiceuntil I’m not plugged into this particular psychodrama so forgive me for intrusion but i personally found that you gotta stop blaming your parents at some point. Bless their hearts, distill their volition, and come up with better principles for propagating it
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· ↳ reply to @boop
@boop for example if elons skeleton crew proves incapable of running twitter and it goes down for extended outages
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elon game plan: 1) arrive in a poorly run industry 2) take a hammer to it 3) save a few knowledgeable old guys, motivate them with lots of freedom and resources 4) recruit lots of high energy 20 year olds to burn the midnight oil, motivate them with pro humanity ideals 5) profit
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· ↳ reply to @ctjlewis
@ctjlewis python bc linear execution is easier to reason about
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.@elonmusk if you’re serious about twitter being the central hub of citizen journalism you need to acquire substack or build an in-house clone immediately. “revue” is not gonna cut it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@growing_daniel in facebooks case more like a product / marketing bar i guess though they did manage to scale users much better than everybody else by siloing to colleges
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used to think too hard but now i don’t think hard enough
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· ↳ reply to @jmrphy
@jmrphy if you believe this i have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you
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anytime you put together a group of like 3 good software engineers the net present value of that gathering is immediately in the 6 figure range due to the asymmetric return profile. you just start glowing with money
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vernor vinge
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the belief that the next 20 odd years of technological singularity will be good is not much more than religious faith. which is not to say it’s baseless or wrong but rather that it’s primarily aesthetic extrapolation
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn that to me is an integral part of what religion is
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ok this is the first and last time ill ask this but are there any modern email aggregator apps that have a decent AI ranking and filter built in
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
I meant like a personal email app. not for creating newsletters or whatever
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“vox populi vox dei” interpreted literally, a screaming many faced god whose fleeting whims and violent delights run the world in the image of the tiktok algorithm
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
at the end of history when the vision of great men has failed we look to satisfy sophisticated consumer demands and let technology solve us
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
goddess of democracy slain by much more powerful gods of entertainment; rome is the mob, the coliseum, the circuses
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the point of the tech billionaires is to launder the philosophy of scifi greats into a more respectable setting
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot absolutely. but i do wonder if they can just steal the weights of the biggest models. like I figure MSS has several people at deepmind and openai
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@eigenrobot interesting war games here. stealing chip manufacturing processes and jet engines is hard because the real world is finicky and full of complexity. how complicated is inferencing a brand spanking neural net on old hardware?
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capital optimization is funny. creates airplanes whose jet engine manufacturing is an intense geopolitical competition with alloy processes known to few on earth, alongside the shittiest onboard consumer electronics money can buy, chairs that don’t recline, etc
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@mr_yong_tau_foo people give you all kinds of shitty arguments for this when the answer can be as simple as software margins are better
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this universe was created to maximize the total amount of wild fish suffering. it’s like a hell realm for them. everything else is a sideshow
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