mavleop

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by mavleop 1mo ago
Thankfully I’m seeing other people mention that this article itself seems AI-generated. While there's less proof, i suspect that the actual analysis was done by an llm as well. So while i like to dunk on hallucinations as much as the n
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by mavleop 2mo ago
The conclusion is and always will be the answer: do something because it brings you joy. Anything else it brings you is gravy
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by mavleop 2mo ago
If it's frontier, as much as they want to make you think you need the app, if you lookup the trip manually on the site (using your confirmation code), you can download it from the web
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by mavleop 3mo ago
Why would i summarize an article i don't want to read to produce llm output that i don't want to read
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by mavleop 3mo ago
You've misunderstood the essay. A central point is to not think about AI risk in terms of matrix/sci-fi scenarios, but in terms of how it might/is likely to function in our societies. So if you discount the sci-fi scenarios (
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by mavleop 3mo ago
Can anyone else not stand quanta magazine? Everything posted here from there is the most woo-based, mis-represented, science mumbo jumbo. I didnt read the article cause this seems like a prime example of that so someone can correct me if I’
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by mavleop 4mo ago
This is so refreshing to read. A true throwback in style and content. Makes me nostalgic
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by mavleop 5mo ago
As others have said, my comp sci degree also had a required ethics course. But it’s also pretty silly to think that a single ethics course where people don’t pay attention is going to change the hearts and minds of students. No amount of di
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by mavleop 5mo ago
I really dislike this comment as it assumes that everything is a competition and needs to make money. If you just do things for your own enjoyment, then it’s obviously better to do it semi-publicly so that you can connect with other like-mi