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goekjclo
10d ago
Yeah its interesting reading this and right afterwards looking at this 297 point AI slop submission. Fucks sake. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49541888
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goekjclo
10d ago
AI slop, "297 points", this fucking site is a joke.
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goekjclo
25d ago
This is true, and doesn't even get into low-effort generation (and the 'perturbing') slightly disguised and then no one sees it at all.
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goekjclo
25d ago
AI discource is irrevocably fucked due to posts like these 2023-tier opinions.
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I'll Never Get Y'all to Read the Bible, Will I?
(sympatheticopposition.com)
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1mo ago
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AI systems out-persuade expert humans
(arxiv.org)
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1mo ago
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goekjclo
1mo ago
I fully agree. https://arctotherium.substack.com/p/the-closure-of-the-inter... is a great read, when it comes to social bubbles and misinformation
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goekjclo
1mo ago
Man the cope on HN is something else. Neighbour, 99.9(9)% of professional mathematicians don't go around creating new mathematics. The goalposts have been moved so far that we're now at "AI isn't Grothendieck yet".
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goekjclo
1mo ago
"ideas are cheap" was one of the most succesful psyops of all time, so unbelievably wrong
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New Free Courses in Anthropic Academy
(anthropic.com)
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2mo ago
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goekjclo
2mo ago
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini have already been filtered. https://x.com/arctotherium42/status/2037324942069342679
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goekjclo
3mo ago
Your comment is also potentially being downvoted with AI. Crazy times we live in.
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goekjclo
4mo ago
Cannot help but think Claude team are busy adding gimmicky side features instead of doing 'real' RSI and bugfixing.
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goekjclo
5mo ago
Free open models are still capable of flooding art communities with slop images, which is worth sympathy, and is not included in your "Which highlights that the issue is with the hyper scalers, the rhetoric, the corporations, the marke
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5mo ago
Makes sense.
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The 'Enshittification' of the Internet [video]
(youtube.com)
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5mo ago
It's not weird. Top of HN is worthless as a barometer at this point, people downvote for calling out AI slop.
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Jonathan Ive, Designer, Apple – "A computer can be sexy."
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Mind Chess
(eblong.com)
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Life Is a Dream – By Pedro Calderon De La Barca
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goekjclo
5mo ago
> The timing of these log spikes lined up with drops in user-facing traffic, which makes sense. Our data plane heavily uses memcached to keep load off our main Scylla database, and if we're exhausting ports, that's a huge probl
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Why I'm disappointed by Slow Productivity (2024) [Book Review]
(epigrammetry.hypotheses.org)
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Science Communication and the Hype Machine
(cognitivewonderland.substack.com)
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5mo ago
Description of the article: The incentive structure for scientists and science writers is towards hype. More exaggeration often means more clicks or attention/funding dollars. The nature of scientific research, where millions of papers
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'The Egg' by Andy Weir (2009)
(galactanet.com)
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Grammaticus Maximus
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5mo ago
I don't know if they can be any more 'cautious' for Mythos 2...
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5mo ago
the "under the hood uses EFS" part is the most interesting bit here
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5mo ago
Was it ever confirmed if the "hit piece" on Scott Shambaugh was not some 200 IQ marketing/attention ploy?
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goekjclo
5mo ago
in some attempt to maximize "engagement" metrics it's sacrificing intimacy and convenience that made it viable for the "bedtime" or "commute" listener in the first place. If I have to keep my screen active
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