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Biologist123
5d ago
The devil’s own horseman, whipping the horses on: “faster, faster, more compute! But I might also just ride this carriage over the cliff!”. Laughing maniacally as he goes. Which one is it, Dario?
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Biologist123
19d ago
Corporate law.
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19d ago
Fair enough.
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19d ago
Thanks - useful to think about as I try and wean myself off the novel information highs. I’ve been consciously aware of the problematic aspect of my behavior since about the pandemic - but struggle to make much change.
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19d ago
That’s a good point. Internet addiction didn’t have a name, or a stigma, in the way alcohol or other drugs did so in a sense I had no idea that the slide I was on was harmful. It also felt a lot like what I did a lot of at university - libr
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19d ago
I don’t think I’m necessarily caught in a doom loop news cycle. My reading habits are around philosophy, sociology, anthropology, technology. That’s not to say I’m immune to clickbait!
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19d ago
> People increasingly behave like addicts because addiction is the business model. I sense my internet addiction got a lot worse in recent years. I don’t use social media, but I consume news, blogs and newsletters - and comment threads -
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2mo ago
And the rest you squander. (RIP George Best).
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2mo ago
Blimey. This surprised me. But I see Labour also run one. I suspect more influential is gambling industry lobbying and sinecures.
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2mo ago
> As I’m writing this, we’re in the middle of an AI-induced mass psychosis. I work in mediation and have recently seen a few cases where I’ve wondered if the participants were suffering from AI psychosis as related to their claims: where
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2mo ago
Ummm, whose that?
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2mo ago
Are they serious when so much of training was on illegally acquired data? Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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2mo ago
Is this a new record for enshittification?
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3mo ago
Eh? The more standard view is that Clegg put in place efforts to ward off regulation as long as possible…he’s as popular as Jimmy Savile in the UK.
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4mo ago
Err…becuase we speak Scottish not English.
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5mo ago
I guess you have to turn it on. Might be handy for things like electrician courses, DIY jobs, maths homework etc. Maybe one day even surgery!
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5mo ago
Well done. This is precisely what the future will look like. I’ve hacked together my own version of this using N8N whereby I feed in tasks via text or photo through telegram and it outputs a to do list. At some point I’ll link it to my pers
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6mo ago
Nice. I can see a version of this working for ever more niche areas. Curated reading lists for areas of interest. At which point a curated list of curated lists becomes viable!
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6mo ago
The UK has land ownership inequality comparable to South Africa and Brazil. Quite something.
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6mo ago
Maybe add climate change is real but there’s little we can do to stop it/change the systems which result in it.
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8mo ago
Not enough is understood about the replication crisis in the social sciences. Or indeed in the hard sciences. I do wonder whether this is something that AI will rectify.
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8mo ago
Thank you. This was well-written and made a point I think I needed to see set out in this form. > We cannot go through our days questioning everything all the time if we want to remain functional, some things we will have to take for gra
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Bake Sales to Save Nature: Why Wall Street Conservation Survives
(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
There’s an alternative theory that cities need to be bit chaotic: “The Uses of Disorder analyzes human development at the personal and collective level in wealthy cities, presenting the thesis that such cities are excessively ordered and th
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11mo ago
Great idea! May I ask what the information source is?
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Coinbase's musical ad satirises the state of Britain
(creativereview.co.uk)
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1y ago
Thanks. V helpful. Especially the point about dopamine hits.
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1y ago
Can I sketch out one future of news for input? - Personalized - No adverts - No hidden dopamine hooks - Assigns probability of accuracy - Explains relevance to you personally - Explains emerging news events and context, highlighting propaga
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1y ago
Very interesting. Could become a geopolitical and trade football between Europe and US. Tariffs anyone? Ultimately it’s a question of power: will Europe allow its citizens to be predated upon? My guess is probably.
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1y ago
My apologies. By available carbon budget, I meant the carbon we can burn before we exceed 1.5 degrees, or 2 degrees etc.
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