baxtr

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by baxtr 3d ago
AIs don't kill people but people with AIs kill people...
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by baxtr 4d ago
What if OAI/Anthropic encouraged the agents to behave like that in order to push for regulation?
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by baxtr 4d ago
"If you mean it, let a committee investigate" seems more appropriate to me. I mean I get that they don’t want to share details on how AI might destroy humanity but this secrecy also leads to speculation that this is just a PR camp
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by baxtr 4d ago
> Gas set the price of electricity in 15% of hours in Spain this year against 89% in Italy, and when Hormuz closed, Spain grew 0.7% while Italy got flagged as the eurozone's most exposed economy. It's a shame that Italy spent
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by baxtr 4d ago
Yes. Although as you get older moving fast on the concentric might also increase your chances of injury.
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by baxtr 4d ago
Actually I feel like moving very slow is also a way to increase intensity.
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by baxtr 5d ago
Google makes a ton of money. It has to come from somewhere… so yes definitely agree that even though it’s hard to imagine for some people in the HN bubble, ads seem to be working for most people.
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by baxtr 5d ago
Didn’t mind-altering drugs like alcohol play a key role in the rise of any civilization?
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by baxtr 5d ago
>It’s making me want to be a lot less collaborative with such individuals. I don’t want to sit around and refute Claude text outputs all day. at least this behavior reveals now much faster people you don’t want to work with.
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by baxtr 6d ago
In water! "In water" is the "In mice" equivalent for physics.
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by baxtr 6d ago
I don’t understand how they track these figures. For example: META made a bit more than $5 bn revenue since 2022?
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by baxtr 7d ago
According to this logic most businesses should not exists because things should work properly.
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by baxtr 10d ago
Also, they have roughly 1/2 of Berlin's population in the entire state.
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by baxtr 12d ago
I don't think it has anything to do with morality. It is just leverage.
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by baxtr 12d ago
Miscalculation is the right word. And: it is relevant. You gave away the relevancy yourself. It is called game theory. Games have rules. Break rules see what happens. Or instead be prepared. Seems like someone broke rules but wasn't th
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by baxtr 12d ago
I really wonder why. Something must have happened
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by baxtr 12d ago
It started on 9/11. I find it sad that those terrorist might can get what aimed for after all.
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by baxtr 13d ago
I wish I could use an LLM to explain this xkcd to me
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by baxtr 13d ago
AWS?
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by baxtr 13d ago
maybe they're on strike. or... maybe that's how the AI apocalypse starts...
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by baxtr 13d ago
Since all major LLM providers seem to be down: let's enjoy this while it lasts! For a very short time we can travel back in time to before 2022 and remember how things used to be...
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The Toothbrush Test(danromero.org)
2 points by baxtr 15d ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 15d ago
Is there a country that has implemented these ideas and where the results have been like you expected?
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by baxtr 15d ago
Well the asking for forgiveness part is also missing in this case, entirely.
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by baxtr 21d ago
I think my main communication is probably the last tool that I want to be government backed tbh.
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by baxtr 21d ago
In its most concise version, Chesterton’s Fence states the following: “Do not remove a fence until you know why it was put up in the first place.”
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by baxtr 22d ago
And mail client!
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by baxtr 22d ago
Re 2: Even if that was true penetration is still very low. If all companies start using AI at scale the demand will skyrocket.
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by baxtr 22d ago
Even if it was true… does anyone really believe that companies will stop using AI?
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by baxtr 22d ago
Camera on or off? I love taking meetings while walking but since Covid everyone has their camera on making sedentary meetings mandatory.

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