oncensher

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by oncensher 3mo ago
Yeah, I didn't mean to downplay how hard it is to apply the utilitarian calculus or even to suppose that the bare doctrine of utilitarianism resolves questions about what the ultimate good we should be trying to maximize is. I basicall
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by oncensher 3mo ago
The "global stop order" is just generally perceived as an impossible coordination problem. So instead we see a mix of labs voluntarily putting in guardrails and regulatory efforts (which are not only aimed at hypothetical super-AI
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by oncensher 3mo ago
The original topic was Anthropic's guardrails, which were meant in part to stop China from using Anthropic's models to bootstrap their own. I take it the logic of the comment was that pulling attention to Anthropic's stance o
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by oncensher 3mo ago
It's important to separate objections to utilitarianism from the obvious fact that it can very be hard to correctly apply the utilitarian calculus. It's partly because of this difficulty that most classical utilitarians thought th
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by oncensher 4mo ago
I think depending on how much integration you want, either option 1 or treating the multiple applications as a single application that can do multiple things could be good options. Also, option 2 could still avoid having to worry about your
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by oncensher 4mo ago
Had a similar journey recently. Started with Stack Auth, found it unusable in production due to extremely hard rate limits and bad performance even when not rate limited. Switched to WorkOS AuthKit, which works much better and supports usef
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by oncensher 5mo ago
I found that agents can already figure out how to do everything in CloudFlare as long as they have an API token with the right privileges. They are smart enough to figure out how to use the API. But the friction spot is that I need to make