nozzlegear

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by nozzlegear 4d ago
"Mom, uncle Dario is ranting about AI swarms again!"
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
> Sometimes you actually are holding it wrong. I couldn't imagine being so presumptuous as to know that my workflow fits all sizes, and all others are just holding it wrong – or worse, they're not doing real work. It would ta
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
To be perfectly clear: my comment has nothing to do with your workflow, but rather with the way you've condescendingly implied the person's work is trifling and inferior because they don't use tools the same way you do.
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
This is just "you're holding it wrong" with a little smooch of condescension. If only we plebeians could comprehend what magnificent works those who have ambitiously integrated agents into the workstream have wrought!
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
Idk I had a lot of fun playing Halo 2 as a teenager
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
> They just abandon the entire RTS fan base They did announce a new Warcraft 3 expansion at Blizzcon too.
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
It's been like 11 years since the last game, it seems a bit reactionary to call that "milking the goddamn IP dry."
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
Heck, it'd be a great project for people too.
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by nozzlegear 4d ago
Codex enjoyers didn't like this one. My friends: stop funding Sam's hackathons – use a local model. You probably don't need GPT-8 Math Scoopa just to write react.
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
Trouble in paradise?
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
They don't even know which websites and services their agents are hacking at any given moment. I'm more than a bit skeptical that they know whether an agent looked at the Navier Stokes work.
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
> Speak for yourself. Plenty of people support them. Your definition of "plenty" does not match up with the accepted definition. > But are you always an opponent of democracy, or only when you pretend everyone is on your
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
It's clear that they intend to keep all such attacks under wraps until someone else discovers them. OpenAI is not a credible or trustworthy company.
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
Is the AGI in the room with us?
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
> Public review is a blight on the democratic process. Instead of having a set of democratically established laws and regulations that apply fairly to everyone, a small handful of noisy people with too much time on their hands can stop
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
I think we've lost the plot, you were talking about the earth being made 6000 years ago and now you're talking about people being made in the image of god? You're just scrabbling for anything you think will score a cheap shot
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
Who are you quoting? Edit: Did you really make a burner account to post this? lmao
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
I quite like Julia. I can't remember how I stumbled on it, but I reach for it when I want to do data processing that's more complex than the hodgepodge shell scripts I'd usually write. It's a nice language IMO. Congrats
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by nozzlegear 5d ago
Relevant video, just make them say oink: https://youtu.be/fhi6JU5pOJk
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
I think even most religious people accept that bud, unless you're talking to a specific sect of evangelicals. It doesn't disprove religion or "magical fairies" [†] at all. [†] r/atheism circa 2016 called and want th
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
I can say categorically that OpenAI is not a credible or trustworthy company.
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
Always bet on Nothing Ever Happens
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
What science has proven, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that nothing comes after death? I'm sure most of the human race would be very interested to read the white paper.
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
I do, make of that what you will.
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
God being real is also a possibility, so maybe we really should start praying. After all, he was allegedly making bushes and stones talk thousands of years before we did anything with thinking rocks.
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
Open is better than closed, simple as. Nothing to do with China versus America, I'll always stan the open models and cast my aspersions on the closed ones.
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
> My comparison with American labs is more that I think they have to deal with bean counters, creditors, investors etc which can shuffle incentives and aims (and is a big reason why they dont do open weights anymore) And don't for
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
> Lawyers and diplomats and politicians and bureaucrats are humans, that only generate text. This is a bad take. > We are seeing LLMs have cognitive abilities that significantly exceed human abilities. At the same time, they are cl
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
Yeah, they also generate images!
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by nozzlegear 6d ago
> We should be paying attention to it just in case it ends up mattering enormously. It's cheap insurance. This sounds a lot like the argument some people give for praying and going to church even if you aren't a believer. &qu

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