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layla5alive
5d ago
Just change AI for Corporations and I agree.
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layla5alive
8d ago
ADHD hyperfocus disables most interrupts.. very task efficient, at the expense of all else :/
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layla5alive
8d ago
Hug. That sounds awful - sometimes pain is unbearable, and moreso because other people are so blind to it. And the fear of things being worse if I try but fail to end it.. Often times, for me, it feels like surviving more than living let al
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layla5alive
8d ago
Yes, I was saving my 95% usage for the last day. Then they reset it. Now I have lost 95% usage!! Im back to 7 days and got locked in at only 5% usage for the week - that's actually theft.
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layla5alive
9d ago
Your discomfort may be understated - this phenomena seems to be a slippery slope towards a kind of Dunning-Kruger accidental plagiarism via LLM?
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layla5alive
11d ago
Zero VC funded companies in this space will not eventually invade privacy if they're able to. The only way to avoid that is open source and self-hosted - actually owning the equipment AND fully controlling the open software stack. Anyt
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layla5alive
11d ago
What Nvidia B200 Cards?
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layla5alive
12d ago
Much of the 11% who say it isn't are in on the corruption!
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layla5alive
13d ago
My guess as well. I don't like it when humans silently pass off LLM writing as their own. I also don't like it when humans silently pass off LLM work as their own. Prompting is not the same as doing the work. There are ways to gen
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layla5alive
13d ago
Ethics come directly from first principles.
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layla5alive
15d ago
This is the first I've heard of these critiques from him, and as someone who loves open source/Linux, and belives it makes the world better in many ways, I think they're pretty valid. The model has major issues in at least tw
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17d ago
Open claw: aka. open door to a remote privilege escalation potentially granting root access to your computer (and if you're using it "as intended" possibly all of your email/internet logins/accounts, your credit car
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layla5alive
17d ago
California making this law is but one domino, but if you can't or won't see the bigger picture of the cascade of dominos, then yes, you are the naive one. And there is a need to comment with guns ablazin', this is existential
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layla5alive
17d ago
This should be the top comment (minus the first line which, while not untrue, probably doesn't help the message) We need solidarity to push back against this. The corporate and government systems we have built are the original papercli
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17d ago
You think there aren't other people equally or more qualified? I mean Casey may be the most visible person with those qualifications - but lack of visibility doesn't imply lack of competence, plenty of brilliant people work in the
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24d ago
For sure, Gen Z and Gen A are royally fucked - I did not mean to imply that they don't have it bad as far as generations go. I just meant I don't particularly think it is "interfacing with the public" that is the problem
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24d ago
As recently as the 1990s and early 2000s, that was not the case. I worked plenty of such jobs and it was 'fine' - most people were nice, a few were jerks, a few were above and beyond nice. It was really not so bad, and in many way
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25d ago
Credit to Dave Jones (EEVblog)
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26d ago
Yes. And they are criticizing a model for not having a default mode network - as if that is some impossibility rather than just an artifact of the current iteration of the specific architectures we have built so far. Why do people paint wit
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26d ago
Locked in a dark room with no sensory organs, humans couldn't do that. Most of what you said reads to me as denial. An unconscious unintelligent but persistent trial and error process created us. We created LLMs. LLMs may create the ne
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26d ago
You're so close... And where is the magic "uncomputable spark" located inside of you? If you say analog thermodynamic noise - then ok, if we use true thermodynamic RNG for LLM activation function, will that meet the criteria?
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26d ago
The test was not "after thousands of hours of conversing with them, knowing they're AI, THEN see if you can tell them apart blindly." Were 2010 you to be in a real turing test with an arbitrary erudite human and a 2026 fronti
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29d ago
"US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced sanctions against the president and a senior lawyer of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The move is the Trump administration's latest escalation in its campaign to "dism
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29d ago
https://archive.ph/kYj3F
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1mo ago
This is the first time I've seen one of these proposals which highlights a future potential harm and then makes the healthy proposal for radical open COOPERATION and mutual self-restraint instead of a surveillance panopticon and tyrann
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1mo ago
The combo also includes water as an option instead of soda, water is 0 calories. The hot dog is what matters.
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The standard isn't to avoid antibiotics until symptoms occur. The standard for a sufficiently attached deer tick in a high risk area is PEP: Lyme post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is a single dose of doxycycline (200 mg for adults, or we
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1mo ago
Yes! Corporations were the first paperclip maximizers.
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1mo ago
Often times, they want to fix it themselves, they're just not ready to yet. And in the interim, they want to feel seen, understood, validated, safe.
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1mo ago
I am not one who wants to see fighting or war happen. I think the biggest flaw in humanity is our lack of global cooperation - too many defectors in our midst. I am team cooperation/symbiosis. All that said: if humans destroyed all the
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