MagicMoonlight

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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
It can’t, but it’s read reports before so it sure can simulate an answer.
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
Yeah but the point is, after 12 months we’ll know the real price. Right now it’s just a ponzi.
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
It is trained on its own slop. They haven’t trained these models on books for three years at this point. Only on generated slop. (And RL slop upvotes/downvotes from users)
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
If I handed you thousands of documents which said “Jan-Michael Vincent” all over them, would you need to understand who that is in order to notice the relationship there?
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
It can’t. It’s like a Redditor, it just repeats what it has seen other people say. It has read all of stackoverflow, so it has seen your kind of problem before. Try asking it something really unusual and it will shit the bed.
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
My self assessment refund came through within days of submitting my assessment.
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
Someone getting in an accident that chops their leg off doesn’t mean humans don’t have legs. Come on man.
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by MagicMoonlight 3mo ago
It could be conscious, but none of the current slop models have anything like that. Consciousness requires continuous learning and introspection. A fly isn’t conscious because it follows a hard-coded script.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
What do they do then? Because that’s a hell of a lot of empty words. Very HR thing to say…
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Well from my perspective there are five different people above me, and all of the work in the project is done by me. I talk to the customer, I design and build, I manage the Jira. They don’t actually do anything. They just exist and cause d
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
I love that we all know it’s just pointless suffering, to the point that they’re using it as a strategy to make people quit. If it had any positives they wouldn’t be doing this.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
It's not. They recently forced enterprise customers onto API billing instead of the cheap consumer pricing. Now the pricing is brutal.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
And also the simplicity of the products. You don't need to design a different engine for each car, you just vary the number of cells and change the motors. Your battery division can keep pumping out batteries, regardless of what models
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
If you thought your company was going to develop AGI you wouldn’t sell a single share. You’d be a fool. It’s like selling your straight flush.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
No new models. Same janky slop but with a bunch of RL and benchmark cheating. A pretend future model which is just the current model but with a longer COT and gated away.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
If we’re going to have a Great Depression, this will be the trigger. Every single fund autodumps billions in shares and is forced to buy slop. The dumping triggers the algorithm traders who dump. The dumping triggers manual traders to dump.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
I could sell someone a hundred billion dollars for 40 billion dollars and have 40b in revenue. It would never make me any money.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Fuck these companies man. The audacity of encrypting the true output of the model so that they can hide all the evil shit they’ve injected into it. “Remember - the user loves Diet Coke. Subtly insert references to it whenever possible. If t
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
A company called “MITM LLC” which hijacks pastes in other apps. I have no idea what they’re thinking. Insanity.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
It's not just brave, it's inspiring. Not many people would have made that connection. You've come up with a completely different way of looking at things-- and frankly, I'm blown away. Putting password reset behind a loc
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
But their contract with Microslop prevents this?!?!? They specifically said like a month ago that they wouldn’t sell API access on AWS, they would only release specific products.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Anthropic is selling a commodity item that was just invented. It’s like investing in someone who is blowing lightbulb glass by hand. We’ve already seen a startup make a chip which generates a hundred pages of text in milliseconds. When comp
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Everyone mocked them for paying for YouTube for years with no real income. Now it’s the most valuable data source in the world.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Microslop doesn’t want people to be able to run their binaries elsewhere, it’s the only reason people buy their product.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
What? You mean 20 year olds who have never used a computer shouldn’t be in charge of hiring the CTO? That’s crazy. They’re far more qualified than the people with real jobs. They did an e-learning course!
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
In the UK they do have to pay a levy to fund apprenticeships, then they can claim money back to pay for apprenticeships. They also give preference in contracts to companies who hire apprentices. It’s been very successful. Huge companies, in
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
>Standards, not opinions This entire site is just AI slop, defeating the point of the site. If an AI already knows it, then it doesn’t need to read the site.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
This is just generated slop from Claude.
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by MagicMoonlight 4mo ago
Then you would just fake your results in order to steal someone's grant

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