azan_

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by azan_ 3d ago
I’m really glad us achieved nuclear weapon before nazi germany.
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by azan_ 3d ago
You really need to let your priors go if you still use this tired trope of next token prediction. It’s as useful for discussion as saying that human brain is made of fat, protein and carbohydrates - yeah that’s true, but it’s useless observ
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by azan_ 4d ago
On a sidenote - I don’t think non-proliferation will last much longer. War in Ukraine has shown that you actually need nukes.
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by azan_ 4d ago
Yes, water not used for human consumption should be more expensive (we should stop subsidies for that). Of course it won’t affect datacenters because they don’t use that much water, but well at least get rid of the most inefficient agricul
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by azan_ 4d ago
Note that there are no trillionaires anymore - spacex stock went down and musk „lost” a lot of money so rejoice, poor must be much better off now that we do not have any trillionaire.
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by azan_ 4d ago
Who will pay for services performed by AI? How will they make money?
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by azan_ 5d ago
Care to elaborate?
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by azan_ 5d ago
Math researchers are privileged class? I can guarantee - construction workers are extremely rich compared with math phds and most of postdocs. Talking about privileged class is absolutely laughable here.
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by azan_ 5d ago
Wait, what? Who’s the ai booster in this scenario?
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by azan_ 5d ago
I know that this comment section is not astroturfed, but it’s really uncanny how different comments are today compared with thread about solving navier stoke
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by azan_ 5d ago
Funny how it works. To me you are delusional and living in a bubble. Your stance would’ve made (some, not much though) year ago, but today it’s just dumb.
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by azan_ 5d ago
Liability
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by azan_ 5d ago
Children absolutely should have less agency than adults.
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by azan_ 5d ago
You are naive if you think they can’t infer almost everything about median user already.
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by azan_ 6d ago
Ok I’ll make it so, you’ve convinced me.
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by azan_ 6d ago
It’s not the same. AI potentially completely replaces intellectual work without creating any* new jobs (*almost any - there will be some extra jobs for building data centers but that’s negligible).
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by azan_ 6d ago
If they are bad, why do people prefer them?
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by azan_ 7d ago
I do, don’t know about others.
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by azan_ 7d ago
It’s much nicer to use terminal on larger screens.
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by azan_ 7d ago
> Folding screens have been a solution in search of problem for like a decade now The problem is I want to have small phone that can be expanded to have large screen when needed, glad I’ve solved this decade long conundrum!
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by azan_ 7d ago
The US government is run by idiot with dementia. No wonder govt does not take any real action.
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by azan_ 8d ago
The question is so daft that I’m not sure it’s worth entertaining it. But sure, I’ll bite - it will result in massive displacement in intellectual workers, without creating (a significant number of) new jobs.
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by azan_ 8d ago
Are you being flippant?
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by azan_ 8d ago
This one won’t create significant amount of new jobs though.
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by azan_ 8d ago
Interestingly the labs led by marketing CEOs have much better models (astra is A LOT better than gemini).
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by azan_ 8d ago
Existence of AI capable of solving millennium problem has enormous bearing on everything though.
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by azan_ 9d ago
When did they say it? Can you give a quote?
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by azan_ 9d ago
They admitted it once they were forced (HF found out about it).
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by azan_ 9d ago
I’m sure that if parent comment said that he doesn’t trust black women he’d get called out.
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by azan_ 9d ago
I get that musk frequently underdelivers and has gone insane recently, but what he’s done with spacex and Tesla is genuinely impressive. So I’m not sure what the hell do you mean, what exact standard?

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