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@psychosort @Miles_Brundage if it was purely an info retrieval thing you would see a one time jump in performance and no further improvements
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for seven years I spoke with god
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· ↳ reply to @cremieuxrecueil
@cremieuxrecueil is conscientious the same as hard working? would argue elon isn’t conscientious at all and nobody works harder
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· ↳ reply to @wordgrammer
@wordgrammer people have been saying this for a long time and it’s not happening
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@wordgrammer the epistemics and philosophy of the twitter anons is great though
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“the physical world hasn’t changed much except the screens” is doubly sad because the UIs don’t change much either
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· ↳ reply to @yoltartar
@yoltartar how does it create the sampling probabilities for the list? you can also just pick the highest probability token every time with no randomness at all and that still works you’re getting hung up on implementation detail
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· ↳ reply to @nearcyan
@nearcyan it’s pretty brutal and then to thank you for your time they’ll fuck you over at the end and say that’s not the right document good luck next time
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@nearcyan however once you get your ticket number you can actually leave and come back
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the technology industry worshiping the global consumer as a god is simply not enough. “the endless satisfaction of sophisticated consumer demands” is simply not enough to produce a great society
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
(i don’t mean x which has become more slop machine than old twitter)
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i have always admired how the musk companies treat commerce as a warhorse you ride into the stars without ever becoming beholden to it. thoroughly whips the markets into shape. the messianic instinct of the technology sector is far more important and interesting than the economic
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the customer is not divinely discontent he loves slop and craves new kinds of slop and will suffice himself with slop if you let him
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· ↳ reply to @nicdunz
@nicdunz that’s not a good thing if I’m incomprehensible I hope that’s not true
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it’s not worth doing so much science of politics and demographics and polling and focus testing when it’s clear that that’s all dominated by the idiosyncrasies of the individuals involved
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· ↳ reply to @Noahpinion
@Noahpinion it’s interesting that being war torn and violent was very generative scientifically, culturally, technologically for Europe but not so for the Middle East
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@Noahpinion feels like they were doing violence without caring much about winning
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was there ever a great writer who came out of an mfa program
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maybe there are some who are great despite their mfa
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no great tweet ever started as a draft
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· ↳ reply to @wordgrammer
@wordgrammer you alternate between genuine insight and complete bait it’s wild to see
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the job related meaning crisis has already started and will soon go full swing. this may sound insane but my only hope is that it happens quickly and at large enough scale such that everyone is forced to rebuild rather than painfully hanging onto the old structures
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the worst outcome is a decade of coping where some professions still retain a cognitive edge over ai and lord it over those who lost. the slow trickle of people losing jobs are told to learn 2 code by an unfriendly elite and an unkind government
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the best outcome is technologists and doctors have a massive restructuring of their work life just as much as uber drivers and data entry very quickly. One People all in this together to enjoy the fruits of the singularity. raw cognition is no longer a status marker of any kind
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· ↳ reply to @braindump_exe
@braindump_exe the panic of the coronavirus pandemic created an amazing welfare state response that kept pretty much everyone jobless above the poverty line
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· ↳ reply to @atroyn
@atroyn it’s a good point! winning games will always be status laden
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i like how Trump and friends have “mar a lago” as a metonym just like downing street or the kremlin. Here’s the latest from Mar a Lago
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@DegreeStudies I am pointing to the conditions under which it would be naturally achieved
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
- unrestricted cocomelon access
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What I Learned Watching 10,000 Hours of CocoMelon 1/x
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may your days be pure kino and never slop 🙏🙏🙏
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“lmsys” is insane because it appears to be one of the most legitimately dangerous benchmarks with the potential to gigafry researchers’ brains but is exclusively used by literal turbonormies who unironically want to like "improov number" and basically get oneshotted by it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alanaagoyal it’s maybe the best latte in the city whereas other blue bottles are mid idk how
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happy sama resurrection day to all who celebrate …
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@nickcammarata maybe the spread rate is slower than the respiratory pandemic scale?
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· ↳ reply to @Noahpinion
@Noahpinion there’s a lot more boring fight scenes and “cinematic” stuff without the plot or character depth
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there’s a specific kind of degrowth lib that has convinced themselves that using chatgpt consumes some Amazon burning amount of energy bc the concept of free lunches or pareto improvements doesn’t exist in their moral landscape
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a very sad way to live. btw as a general rule if it was really so energy hungry it wouldn’t be free to use
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a price is an upper bound on the amount of raw resources you’re consuming with some purchase! you are likely not consuming heinous amounts of resources with a cheap product
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
yes add some asterisks: - unpriced externalities on energy production, but it’s probably only like 2x what you’re paying - animal suffering is unpriced
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> Meanwhile, we’ve developed an obsession with existential risks, from climate change to the rise of general artificial intelligence. In Silicon Valley in particular, AI safetyism has become so dominant that the obsession with alignment between humans and AI could, by inhibiting accelerated progress in the field, become an existential risk in itself. on the contrary i feel that alignment and existential risk literature have accelerated ai progress hundredfold. it’s no mistake that eliezer was present to introduce demis to thiel. the ethos of existential risk is fundamentally forward looking, farseeing, and I would even claim optimistic
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
one could argue that even the political impetus for the atomic weapon comes from Einstein’s letter warning against them
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this is the true meaning of karmayoga to stare destruction in the face and lock in its easy to be deluded into doing what you think is your duty when you are dissociating from the situation. the flow state requires total absorb not dissociation https://x.com/ks_kulk/status/1860166536461451482
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· ↳ reply to @awwstn
@awwstn I just mean in real terms people will be much wealthier
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In Terms Of Computer
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“you shouldn’t bring your barbaric conflicts from your home country to america” as they proceed to make dozens of hit movies about the italian mob
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I think it’s kinda cool that khalistan independence is relevant in brampton canada …
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something real and interesting going on here - there is a rare and valuable skill of “taste” in terms of knowing what software to build - this skill is not the same as “leetcode horsepower” (though may have nonzero correlation) - corporates are better at benchmarking hard skills https://x.com/catalinmpit/status/1859669774231536014
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now what does this mean for AI :^}
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ok obviously this isn’t efficient and is a drag on resources. but anglo civilization imports this stuff like a cultural entertainment product just as much as it imports things like spicy food
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all modern populations are results of admixture events between extremely genetically distinct ancestor groups
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
modern indians are a mixture of 3 groups with as much distance as modern east asians and europeans people have been walking around the globe for a very long time
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the only innovative work in history today is done via population genetics
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the empire becomes what it eats
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· ↳ reply to @inerati
@inerati yeah why do they keep selecting historically unpopular idiot
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he tweeted for like 8 hours straight slept woke up and is back to tweeting for the past 2 hours he just like me fr
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carl sagan ruled the science airwaves in like the 80s and he did it with poise and depth befitting his stature has there been anyone like that since him?
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
would argue dawkins comes closest since he’s actually a good thinker but he is not really in the business of inspiring
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· ↳ reply to @cammakingminds
@cammakingminds he’s pretty good but I don’t think he’s got the gravitas to really match (no judgement, neither do I)
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I’m trying to turn the Mission District Of San Francisco into a metonym for agi
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· ↳ reply to @D555555D
@D555555D @LKrauss1 Krauss sucks ass! He’s not a good speaker he relies on cheap tricks and he sexually harassed people
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all roads lead to the Mission District of San Francisco
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
> you, fretting for no reason, not knowledgeable abt the complex environment, but instinctually afraid of change > the board riders experimenting with the sublime machinery of nature for their own aesthetic gain > the truth:
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
>nooooo it’s private property does man own the mountains and the heavens too? hubris all under divine jurisdiction and god sends his surfer angels to laugh at the pretensions of men
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
Genghis khan, what is best in life? To procure awesome technological powers, to manipulate the physical universe, with permission asked only from god, to create sublime aesthetic truths on earth
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we comprehensively studied the consequences of our actions and determined for certain they were net positive — nobody ever
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hurricane levels towns, rips apart forests, untold ecological horror: this is just natures course haha a surfer connects a minor river to an ocean ten feet away: omg jail for 25 years
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· ↳ reply to @yacineMTB
@yacineMTB he got an obvious call correct the guy has a very unimpressive business history. every fund he ever started failed
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crazy that people spill oceans of ink on which policy proposals or campaign blunders lost which president the election when the metric of “which of these seems to like people more, has a media presence, etc” predicts the election winner since jfk
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· ↳ reply to @strangestloop
@strangestloop yes! Biden before he was senile passed the sniff test of reasonable guy you’d get a beer with, got off some lines on tv, seems reasonable and charismatic and not like a robot. charming corn pop moments
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· ↳ reply to @HellenicVibes
@HellenicVibes it’s not anti white really it’s anti ivc/ anti whatever natives of India existed when aryans came
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if newsonnet was just sycophantic repeating the pretensions of the user back to themselves it would not enjoy the kind of cult popularity it does today
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
it seems to be genuinely insightful on qualitative matters, regularly pushes back on the user, there’s a clear “other” entity there lovingly aligned by character/values/constitution described by post training at anthropic
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
they made a character beloved mostly by certain types of nerds, but this will be the new norm for a broader audience before long
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sycophancy is the norm in language models, being opinionated and having a strong character and style is more novel
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· ↳ reply to @joshcmorrison
@joshcmorrison absolutely not. there is no question of who has more rizz in either of those pairings. you are not tuned in if you think it’s a debate
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calling for a ceasefire at a time like this is a great way for the us to create a permanently stuck conflict that re arises every generation with cultures that never move on and never stop paying the price if you want a good ending hezbollah should become an unutterable name
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“you can’t kill an idea” have you really tried
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@gdb quintessential Greg tweet
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
i was sympathetic to obamathought before covid now not so much it’s just a complete void of competence or inspiration it’s not “government is complicated”
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🇺🇸🙏🥰
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· ↳ reply to @neilthawani
@neilthawani ok but social welfare can be objectively described and efficiently pursued
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the flop utilization of humanity towards productive goals and interesting thoughts is completely terrible and somehow getting worse
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this is in part due to the totalizing homogenizing effects of technology!
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· ↳ reply to @brad_theory
@brad_theory what about the unintended consequences of governing platforms with ~3 billion people active
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social media sells unrealistic expectations, the inaccessible glamor of the rich to the poor but from where im sitting it also democratizes the unhappiness, striving, and messiness of the elite to everybody
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
(I always instinctually pick blue in the polls)
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imagine your son loses a father and they have to exolain to him about shaky hand equilibrium
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postrationalism is winning
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google scholar is bad for science, systematically reviewing all “related work” is bad for science, citations are bad for science
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· ↳ reply to @jessald
@jessald if we can assume a coordinating authority everyone should of course take red if we can assume a coordinating authority where mistakes are still made everyone should take blue
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@quincyforcex our crappy mvps work most government programs don’t
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the twitter right wing is mostly fighting amongst themselves to excise the more radical and annoying portions that’s how you know they’ve won
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@quincyforcex you invoke these names like they’re magic incantations because you are not a builder and they are not sacred
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@quincyforcex the people who built this country didn’t mindlessly enshrine contemporary institutions as infallible and optimal. people do that because they’re a part of a dead and stuck intellectual lineage, it’s time for you to pass on the torch old man
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stranger in a strange land sucks there i said it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the foundation is very mid after the first few chapters
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
↳ "Urist McBlacksmith has created a Steel Battle Axe Masterwork!" ↳ "Urist McBlacksmith has named the steel battle axe 'Doomspiral, Thirst of Striking'" ↳ "This item menaces with spikes of steel. On the item is an image of dwarves in steel. The dwarves are laughing. The artwork relates to the founding of Axepeaks in 127."
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Urist McBlacksmith has entered a strange mood!
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@karpathy plus there’s more RL these days 😊
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· ↳ reply to @eshear
@eshear no there’s a larger discrepancy between split second twitter poll intuition and real life where it concerns self preservation vs the trolly problem
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· ↳ reply to @karpathy
mostly agree: - human discrimination is strong - an RM is potentially stronger in many ways (some wisdom of crowds interpolation, some potential extrapolation) - RL creates *policies* with somewhat coherent agency (why does bing have that ood style? Why does opus have this weird lyrical quality?) - people empirically can make opus do insane acts of creative writing that none of the labelers are capable of generating or even judging
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@typingloudly @karpathy probably because they are somewhat mimicking the user somewhat influenced by the historical logs of people interacting with them in that mode and also the predisposition of the creators’ RLHF personality data
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· ↳ reply to @NickParkerPrint
@NickParkerPrint @Xenoimpulse this is the solar plexus chakra thing right? I’m pretty surprised because this doesn’t do anything for me and I usually get easily jumpscared by shit like this the white face smiling jumpscare thing freaked me out for a year I couldn’t open links without flinching
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3-6 months garden leave should be the bare minimum at any advanced research lab. it’s actually ridiculous you can just get up and join Baidu research next week and tell them everything https://x.com/NandoDF/status/1862808895720239349
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
(comparing it to domestic violence is obviously insane and not even apt)
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it’s not at all impressive of the old fb executives to apologize to Palmer etc in 2024 now that it’s politically expedient. all they’ve shown is they bend the knee to whoever is in charge to make a buck
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the thing about cognitohazards is that you can build group resistance to them via exposure
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
some torment humanity for a long time until someone builds a novel psychological defense and saves us from it
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stuck culture we don’t build anymore
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· ↳ reply to @spaceangelvoice
@spaceangelvoice whatever you believe here it does not merit firing Palmer Luckey for donating to an anti Hillary pac in early 2016. even if there was criminal stuff it would’ve come to light far later. it’s immoral and anti American
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@spaceangelvoice even if Trump was literally dealing directly with Russia it’s ridiculous to conclude that anyone potentially financially supporting Trump through several layers of indirection is a security risk If I send $5 to an anti Hillary ad campaign I become a security risk?
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· ↳ reply to @spaceangelvoice
@spaceangelvoice imo American companies should defend freedom of speech, and support people even when there’s a media firestorm especially because this isn’t a ford executive badmouthing trucks it’s a neutral social media platform exec supporting a candidate 50% of the platform supports
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@spaceangelvoice arguably the PR clusterfuck of firing him was larger and lasted longer and has proven to be a bad move in the stretch of time
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current health mania about natural sugar or non seed oils will prove to be utter nonsense. same for microplastics
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· ↳ reply to @CeleryTodd
@CeleryTodd because these fucking idiots go to Europe and trade their sedentary lifestyle for strolling through the French Riviera or whatnot and then become shocked when they feel good and healthy
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· ↳ reply to @MongoTheGeek
@MongoTheGeek it’s overeating and being under active. it’s always this no matter how much cope. it’s why the right wing lowkey hates ozempic because it proves there is no metaphysical conspiracy there
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· ↳ reply to @IanMcInerney2
@IanMcInerney2 @MongoTheGeek food is cheaper and also people are significantly less active the culture of outside spaces has declined, we sit inside way more see also: rise of myopia in childre
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· ↳ reply to @ZyMazza
@ZyMazza literally draw small unit squares cmon this is not genius inquiry
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· ↳ reply to @JimDMiller
@JimDMiller kids in the 60s had no entertainment options except to play outside for hours and hours rich or poor now video games are basically superior
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“shape rotator” was 100x less useful and more tasteless than “wordcel”. i expect people will say wordcel for a long time
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· ↳ reply to @0x49fa98
@0x49fa98 what’s your favorite? registering my guess: Hell is the Abscense of God mine is exhalation
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· ↳ reply to @pissvortex
@pissvortex no it’s because this whole thesis was predictable just from the title because the humanities have become utter useless slop that contribute negative value
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· ↳ reply to @FahadMAlam
@FahadMAlam @0x49fa98 i think Ted does a great job having characters inhabiting other world views (sometimes true in the story, sometimes not) Tower of Babylon is excellent in that regard, as is Hell is the Absence of God
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i heard from an English prof that he encourages his students to run assignments through chatgpt to learn what the median essay/story/response to the assignment will look like so they can avoid and transcend all that
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
if you can identify the slop vectors and create orthogonal works that’s based
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yeah this was fake btw
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the problem is that the abstract is entirely guessable from the title, or even from a caricature of what modern humanities departments do entirely captured by a totalizing mind virus that allows a single lens for viewing any of literature or history and is insultingly boring https://x.com/DrAllyLouks/status/1862454376645677222
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
it’s a tragedy because the humanities *are* important but the modern humanities department is not and these are the jagged cliffs against which wave after wave of bright young minds sacrifice their creative spark
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
what really bothers me is that scholarship should be a high risk intellectual enteprise you should set out to learn or unlearn something important and bold where even the mental frame is different than things that have come before
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
instead you can see the mental flowchart here of “most things enforce racism” “has anyone shown that smell in literature enforces racism” -> churn out PhD
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this isn’t just in the humanities, the physical sciences are also infected with low risk behavior where everyone deterministically publishes papers and gets a PhD I’d like to see a lot more people fail
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@ctbeiser Yeah I’ll give it to you ch2 sounds interesting
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@JigenD “Per constant dollar”
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· ↳ reply to @spaceangelvoice
@spaceangelvoice imo it’s because evil is never simple these days it was quite transparent back then with various dark lords in Europe
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wouldn’t trust any leader that doesn’t pardon his son their mind is alien to me
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
… within reason doing drugs and buying guns is normal fuckup stuff it’s basically victimless
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@I_loves_deep_nn what is the hardest thing about it? why can’t others build euv machines
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@mju4b however i just don’t think the country benefits from Hunter being in jail
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dasharata sent his son rama to exile to honor his word
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
but he gave his word to his bpd third wife so who’s to say if it’s honorable or not
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openai is unbelievably back
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· ↳ reply to @quantian1
@quantian1 probably a parochial view of what todays petit bourgeoisie actually look like. median millionaire probably runs some e-commerce grift
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creating Redprint where my followers can join me in eating daily seed oils microplastics HFCS to see what happens
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· ↳ reply to @tsarnick
@tsarnick but a million movies were made on TikTok and YouTube
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· ↳ reply to @Scholars_Stage
@Scholars_Stage this is a very myopic view, I think the missing context here is that America has given the Indians several reasons to hate her, including letting our ally at the time Pakistan conduct a genocide in Bangladesh. we’ve fucked everything up in the region since partition
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@Scholars_Stage given that reality India’s lukewarm support of the US for the first time since the Nixon administration can only be seen as forgiveness
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· ↳ reply to @Andr3jH
@Andr3jH as usual a touch too cynical 😔 most of these guys have yellow fever AND a genuine interest in Japanese urbanism
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corporate hit job in 2024 cyberpunk is so back.
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even the best attempts at decentralization end with a new potentially more powerful center
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i’m still not too jaded to soyface sometimes
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this was not an endorsement of density im pointing out that most americans have no taste and will continue to make their cities worse with shitty construction and the yimby movement would be 10x easier if developers and planners acquired some taste
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will someone make a dwarf fortress mod that uses a language model to make far better lore generation
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· ↳ reply to @bionic_ooze
@bionic_ooze @moldbridge_ im an American first and foremost any objective analysis of our foreign policy in the region will show that we backed Pakistan time and again as it committed genocide, hosted bin Laden, etc I love America but there is no doubt we fucked this one up
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· ↳ reply to @norabelrose
@norabelrose it means that physics simulations use simple heuristics to approximate complex physical systems and deep learning uses better heuristics
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· ↳ reply to @norabelrose
what I meant here is that we do not use our full understanding of physics to build a weather model. you approximate a handful of effects on a coarse area and run the engine. this doesn’t mean that deep learning is more true than physics, it means that running detailed physical simulation is intractable so we use cheaper versions
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no tsunami … perfect blue skies … nothing ever happens
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civilization measured simulated and abstracted many types of risks predicted the weather made capital markets efficient in the hopes that Men would be freed to take other more interesting risks
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it would be a shame if we used their compounded work to mostly live in a stuck and aging culture that treats all new things with extreme suspicion and pushes interest rates below zero!!!!
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· ↳ reply to @elonmusk
@elonmusk some productive people in the government should even be paid more and many jobs should be eliminated
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· ↳ reply to @VitalikButerin
@VitalikButerin yes very much agree … there’s gotta be something in the mechanism design space that doesn’t rely on unaccountable planners with full veto rights
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you call him White House official but i call him mutual 😎
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· ↳ reply to @mnovendstern
@mnovendstern true but there must be so many novel pathways for toxicity — some molecules that just happen to fit a target we didn’t even know existed and model doesn’t cover unknown unknowns are high
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· ↳ reply to @dylan522p
@dylan522p some of these benchmarks are not run on release version of o1
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· ↳ reply to @dylan522p
@dylan522p im not really sure why we didn’t communicate better about this but the o1 version we released should be better than the checkpoint we ran those MLE bench scores on
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o1 model is quite good at programming. in my use it’s been remarkably better than o1 preview. you should just try it and mostly ignore evals and stuff
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@Yuchenj_UW the funny thing is i can’t really use the competitors model for real programming work so i don’t have high N comparison haha where ive tried o1 is more likely to one shot difficult issues i run into with lots of context
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@Yuchenj_UW just so you know im not uncritically shilling ive found newsonnet is pretty amazing at qualitative work including even life decisions or breaking down a complex situation. 4o has this listicle style that can be uncompelling for this type of thing
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
there’s some fud about the preparedness eval results being lower but for various reasons those were run on an earlier checkpoint that doesn’t follow instructions as well, the actual o1 is better than preview in every meaningful way https://x.com/dylan522p/status/1864833610542711065
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· ↳ reply to @latentspaceage
@latentspaceage unironically the reason is that progress is so fast that we have to write more of these model cards these days. the preparedness evals are more to certify that models aren’t dangerous rather than strict capability evals for showing off
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the aesthetics of a ton of competing models and checkpoints that everybody has to know about is pretty bad
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end users having to stay up to date on “the best model” for various tasks is obviously heinous product debt
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what is Ja Rule’s agi timeline
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highly optimized rl models feel more Alive than others
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there is a missing mood when a researcher finds his model reward hacking he is silently proud of its exploits
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· ↳ reply to @BasedBeffJezos
@BasedBeffJezos that’s true! and look at how Lee Sedol who is practically an alien to me reacted when he came into contact with AlphaGo an alien even to aliens
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· ↳ reply to @tunguz
@tunguz you mean aside from setting off the ai revolution?
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· ↳ reply to @Inplainview3
@Inplainview3 at no point in history have people fretted more and took more responsibility for the suffering of others
· ↳ reply to @tszzl
i don’t read the movie blogs I just tried to rewatch it and all the dialogue that’s meant to sound clever sounds dumb and robin william’s therapy sequence / psychoanalytic wisdom falls flat that’s all
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it’s alright I’ll take the L
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chollet is doing some all time coping rn
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· ↳ reply to @aryanagxl
@aryanagxl ive been correct since I was 18 and blocked by choillet when I was 23 🤣
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why were so many so thoroughly persistently wrong about deep learning? it’s certainly not technical skill because many luminaries didn’t believe in it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
maybe a better question, what are the qualities of the people who got it right long ago?
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people are like watching good will hunting inspired me to go to college??? the point of the movie is to drop out and chase your gf
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wow just remembered this
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at some point the Akashic records fill up and there’s a primary key overflow event and it all starts over
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· ↳ reply to @alz_zyd_
@alz_zyd_ in the stretch of time all human capital is levered beta
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· ↳ reply to @eris_nerung
@eris_nerung it’s a powerful heuristic re how much value is being extracted by others in the supply chain and might be better built in house
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· ↳ reply to @exa_flop
@exa_flop to be honest I think the difficulty of ARG relies a lot on large multimodal models being not so good at vision. they struggle to tell time on clocks
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@exa_flop language models even pre reasoners did some pretty impressive in context learning in verbal domains
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screaming and crying that mangione follows beff but not me
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· ↳ reply to @segyges
@segyges I deleted it hours after posting it bc somewhat fallacious but I mostly stand by what I said
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
(dms mad at me) you should not print ghost guns and assassinate business leaders. obviously this is bad
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· ↳ reply to @0x49fa98
@0x49fa98 based on your short stories you were right about deep learning though
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imo its not 'creating a cult of personality' or 'humanizing/empathizing with a murderer' to dig up some of his tweets. more like morbid curiosity re someone who clearly spent some time on here and the way a life similar to some of ours went so completely off the rails
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might as well understand what went wrong, learn the truth, make sure it happens less. as opposed to the victim who is a lot less like me and there's nothing really to be learned from his senseless death other than that luigi should spend a long time in jail
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· ↳ reply to @RichardMCNgo
@RichardMCNgo plus the absolute ocean of psychoactive molecules that the mentally ill have only tried ~0 of
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bryan johnson is better understood as a singularity cultist than a health influencer there’s a lot of very silly criticisms that are like “that’s no way to live!!!” when bryan’s argument has always been that living forever in asi utopia is more fun than drinking every night
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simulacra all fight to become real
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be careful which simulacra you simulate
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· ↳ reply to @tenobrus
@tenobrus isn’t Brian nearly 50? The chances of dying a natural death for a 50 year old over 15 years are too high to accept it’s like 5% chance of losing infinite reward
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it is nice to have the annealing force of social media. a chaos deity that’s sometimes benevolent sometimes insane and thus destroys the best laid schemes of mice and men
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people plan obsessively in politics in technology in law to win using facts and logic and just get destroyed by some popular uprising. doesn’t even need to point in any particular direction it’s just nice that it keeps any party from getting too powerful
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whole scores of mbas and polisci majors and comms teams dashed against the rocks. your expertise didn’t matter the crowd wanted something else
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man proposes and god disposes
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now it’s not necessarily true that the successor (Rome Is The Mob) is any better but you must let slip your illusions of control
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people are mostly wrong about psyops and information warfare. you can bet your bottom dollar that the boomer spooks are not great at manipulating online opinion. they lost control long ago
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the most skilled person you know at social media is in command like 5% of days. much less professional mossad kgb spooks. creating a Russian botnet or whatever doesn’t matter you can only say the things that people already want to hear
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· ↳ reply to @developer134135
@developer134135 the people least capable of manipulating online opinion is this type of fbi cia buttoned up mormon spook from utah who’s never done drugs. you say tens of thousands as though that isn’t an anti signal. influence is Singular
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complicated conspiracies are a common fantasy of the powerless to excuse their powerlessness and deny their responsibility
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reminder that Bloomberg spent 1 billion dollars and achieved zero primary votes
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· ↳ reply to @developer134135
@developer134135 because their political and business interests aligned with having net neutrality plus a mob mentality there’s nothing mysterious there
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btw mister shroom is not and never was luigi whole thing was a psyop
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· ↳ reply to @RobS142
@RobS142 @latentspaceage no! making a 100 page report on preparedness is really time consuming work that has to be done in parallel with post training improvements rest assured any significantly more capable checkpoints get run through preparedness suite
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@mark_k it’s our experimental model menu, it could be anything from slightly better 4o post trains to asi, it doesn’t mean anything specific
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it’s pretty clear now that central bank policy is holding humanity in a global stasis
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· ↳ reply to @nabeelqu
@nabeelqu yeah it sucks - some people live and breathe work so you shouldn’t try and compete with them
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deep learning skeptics for the last decade will really be like "you believe in connectionism? that pales in comparison to my plan to think outside of the box and create brand new symbolic paradigms" and then not think outside of the box or create new symbolic paradigms
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wild how the large hadron collider and ligo are actually examples of slowdown and stagnation
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· ↳ reply to @besttrousers
tbh i'm grouping amorphous problems/symptoms here and blaming the central bank(s) - secular stagnation - the rise of passive investing - stock market decorrelated from value investing, the interest rate policy is by far the largest effect on equities - excessive bailouts - inefficient companies kept alive, historically low bankruptcy rates of largecaps - high asset prices
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· ↳ reply to @emollick
@emollick i love mj but yeah it seems ai art is stagnating the explore page doesn't look super different than a year ago
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@emollick art should compete with itself to make more art
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· ↳ reply to @ComradeDoyIe
@ComradeDoyIe breaking bad is about a man finally coming into his greatness. the fact that it’s destructive and short lived only emphasizes the joy of it
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can someone from robinhood please please please send me a gold card
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greatness cannot be planned and altruism will never be effective
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high schooler gets into computers bc he played a video game and wanted to make a video game and then couple years later he’s literally immanentizing the eschaton
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the sunk cost fallacy is not real because every choice you make changes you. by standing in line for two hours you become a different man, one who’s identity is tied to reaching the front
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· ↳ reply to @yacineMTB
@yacineMTB in practice you talk to gpt or claude and so do all the “technically competent” people I know
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inference is labor and training is capital
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my first acid trip i realized my eyes are doing convolutions and decided deep learning is real
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· ↳ reply to @bayeslord
@bayeslord what’s sky i was just seeing a lot of hallucinogen hate on the timeline
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@typesfast “Trump comes out in favor of the last guy who talked to him” tbh
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<700 elo voice> idk chess seems kinda boring
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a major inflection point will be the stage at which reasoners will write down lemmas and theorems and simple programs for future instances to access. the birthplace of the agi Culture https://x.com/alexbilz/status/1867307533825688059
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· ↳ reply to @aidan_mclau
@aidan_mclau nah disagree making good products in the interim window is ancillary to building agi
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