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inavida
5mo ago
Lots of words that boil down to a 2500 year old mathematical formula, 天下之所惡唯孤寡不穀而王公以自名也, which in English translates as something like, Society's only problems are performative victimhood, colonization of the moral virtue of the vulner
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inavida
9mo ago
Cynical and fun to read but no. Too many parasites have already chewed their way to the empty heart of power of the post-war liberal system, and I think the next time it gets power at the highest levels in the US will be the end if it there
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inavida
9mo ago
All this agitprop makes me wonder which of your bosses is going down.
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inavida
9mo ago
I think your skepticism is warranted. Top comments look a lot like ads to me.
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inavida
9mo ago
I've just noticed this hierarchal tripartism so I'm happy to see that other people have retconned it too.
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inavida
10mo ago
Heh. I haven't tried it yet, but even grok says Claude is the way to go.
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inavida
10mo ago
They should laugh while they can ;) Still waiting for the crash and to see what lives on and what gets recycled. My bet is that grok is here to stay ;) (Don't hurt me, I just like his chatbot. It's the best I've tried at, &qu
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inavida
10mo ago
I had in mind the datasets of Easy2Hard-Bench that the study tested against: math competitions, math word problems, programming, chess puzzles, science QA, and commonsense reasoning. The last problem like this that I myself asked an LLM to
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inavida
10mo ago
Not sure. I tend to think the "why" of things is always emergent, then applied to analogies. Honestly I had no idea what to make of the abstract at first so I questioned duck.ai GPT5 mini to try to understand it in my own words, a
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10mo ago
My interpretation of the abstract is that humans are pretty good at judging how difficult a problem is and LLMs aren't as reliable, that problem difficulty correlates with activations during inference, and finally that an accurate huma
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inavida
11mo ago
Well said. I'm too offended by justification of it not to scold the author of the original comment, but the aggressive assumptions in the replies made it worthwhile. I share your guarded hope. I'm fairly sure India will put people
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inavida
11mo ago
So basically you are saying that India is a society that is still soaked in an ideology that justifies the special privileges of temple staff and tells peasants that being a sharecropper in a rent for protection racket is their own fault, s
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inavida
11mo ago
It's Google's response to the remedies required by the Antitrust act decision last August. The timing is explained by the US Supreme Court decision of Oct 6 to deny Google its request to pause implementation of said remedies.
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inavida
11mo ago
Hi I'm nobody and the stories on here constantly remind me of this old parable. There once was a man who was afraid of his own shadow and who hated his own footprints. Somehow he got it into his head that if he could just run fast enou
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inavida
11mo ago
I wonder if this is the same person behind a series of accounts and similar opinions in the taosim subreddit.
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inavida
11mo ago
Thank you. One person. One person is able to question the narrative of human intelligence and arrive at the essential distinction. Maybe a reflexive habit of mind that seeks to find differences between the human and the other and is incapab