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by noch 2y ago
> Perhaps I'm just replying to weigh down the conversation and thread, dilute Altman's profiteering propaganda. At least you're self aware enough to know that you've contributed noise but not any signal. And by the wa
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by noch 2y ago
> They are, at minimum, information about a particular persons values and perspective. Collectively, those individual opinions are what shape elections and foment uprisings. Ah. The good old communist dream: The masses are where the trut
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by noch 2y ago
> You honestly sound a bit unhinged. smh. Is that the best you've got or do you have a useful answer to my initial question? Do you always walk around insulting strangers? It seems like you need the grass you love to recommend so mu
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by noch 2y ago
> Opinions are information? Not really. That's why there's a saying, "Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one." Information has to correspond to reality, the only arbiter of truth. When I give you my opinion I c
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by noch 2y ago
> Ask Musk how Tesla sales in EU are doing once enough people started distrusting him directly as a person. Have you looked at $TSLA recently?
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by noch 2y ago
> You strike me as the type to be unaware of social norms You have a weird way of talking to strangers. But, you know what they say about assumptions. > I have no idea what you're on about regarding sentient robots. So you'r
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by noch 2y ago
> but if you feel that the mere opinions of the plebs are inconsequential^ and hence pointless, why participate in a public forum at all? That gets to the heart of the matter, actually. Personally I participate in order to get new inform
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by noch 2y ago
> Nonprofits make a social contract, purporting to operate for the public good, not profit. This is obvious (though I disagree that there is a social contract, and if there is, it's worth the paper it's printed on) and everybod
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by noch 2y ago
> It's completely fair response My question, rephrased, is "so what"? What is my or our trust worth? What does us claiming we no longer trust Saudi Aramco achieve unless we are investors or perhaps other significant stakeh
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> [T]he mythos of people having popped out from the same area or region that they their most recent ancestors have lived […] >> Genetic studies have put an end to that kind of speculation. Only crackpots and religious nuts are sup
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by noch 2y ago
> I don't see why we should trust OpenAI's promises now, when they've broken promises in the past. I don't see what "our" trust has to do with anything. Perhaps you're an investor in OpenAI and your tru
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The Thought Process Behind Kimi.ai K1.5(twitter.com)
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The Failed Strategy of Artificial Intelligence Doomers(palladiummag.com)
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Bayesian Assessment of the Origins of Covid-19(nber.org)
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by noch 2y ago
> So RLHF is the secret sauce behind modern LLMs? Karpathy wrote[^0]: " RL is powerful. RLHF is not. […] And yet, RLHF is a net helpful step of building an LLM Assistant. I think there's a few subtle reasons but my favorite o
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> What do you think the point of fiction often is? Fiction is not obligated to reveal anything about reality. Mainly it's escapist. But I'm not trying to have some big debate. Clearly you're passionate in your belief. Ulti
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> I got Severance vibes from this blog about Palantir. If our most immediate means of understanding the world are by relating it to fiction rather than history then it's likely we have a poor understanding of the world and reality
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Analyzing DeepSeek's System Prompt(lab.wallarm.com)
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Toploc: A Locality Sensitive Hashing Scheme for Trustless Verifiable Inference(primeintellect.ai)
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The state of open video generation models(huggingface.co)
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Run DeepSeek R1 Dynamic 1.58-bit(unsloth.ai)
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by noch 2y ago
> An "AI Agent" replacing an employee requires intentional behaviour: the AI must act according to business goals, act reliably using causal knowledge of the environment, reason deductively over such knowledge, and formulate pr
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> And of course if you ask it anything related to the CCP it will suddenly turn into a Pinokkio simulator. Smh this isn't a "gotcha!". Guys, it's open source, you can run it on your own hardware[^2]. Additionally, you
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Ghrist and Claude collaborate to write a 300 page Linear Algebra textbook(twitter.com)
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> First time I'm hearing about a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" You should definitely know what your government might be involved in, after all government is made up of people many of whom are bitcoiners. Here is a report tha
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Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence(whitehouse.gov)
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by noch 2y ago
> Are these tasks really complex enough for people that they are itching to relegate the remaining scrap of required labor to a machine? I think I sympathize with your feeling but I don't agree with the premise of the question.
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Scaling Ethereum in 2025 and Beyond(vitalik.eth.limo)
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> Why do we still hold Apple as a company in high regard […] There is no "we". There's just a market (of products and of company shares) in which anyone can put their money where their preferences are and express their opi
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I don't support a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and neither should you(bitcoinmagazine.com)
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