HenrikPontoppid

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by HenrikPontoppid 7d ago
> the vast majority of my work would be playing sooth sayer to increasingly complicated piles of linear algebra. Such a good description. No sentience here, just raw computational power
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by HenrikPontoppid 7d ago
Really a nice perspective. Carry childhood with you as an adult.
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by HenrikPontoppid 7d ago
I remember reading once about how Astrid Lindgren's children's books were supreme exactly because she - contrary to many others - remembers what it is like to be a child. Not just what you did or thought when you were a child - ho
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by HenrikPontoppid 8d ago
Yes. In other words: the singularity. I'll only believe it when I see it though.
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by HenrikPontoppid 9d ago
The value of these companies is not defined entirely by the state of their current models. A much more important signal is their chance of having the best model in the future . Just like with anything having to do with investment, this is
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by HenrikPontoppid 9d ago
When it comes to what really matters, they're far behind and probably will not catch up. It is my conviction that in this space, if you're not the best in the world, you're losing. Everyone is fundamentally selling the same t
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by HenrikPontoppid 9d ago
And it is a massive problem. The complete overflow of impressions you get from mindless scrolling is really not talked about enough. Before you realize it, you begin forgetting important tasks, rationalizing wasting your time and showing up
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by HenrikPontoppid 9d ago
Something I noticed from this post is that the immediate go-to hobby for the author when forgoing time-swallowing brainrot is learning . This has been the exact same for me. After I actively started reducing my screen time, I have seen an