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by renticulous 4mo ago
> The old model works at tens of millions, not hundreds of billions. The first computers were the size of buildings, now look where we are. I think same thing will happen to AI models. We will have a reasoning core installed on our phone
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Naive Question: Are we running out of diskspace to store pdfs that detailed categories aren't wanted? Or is this a way to make it difficult for outsider to spot trends?
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Harness Session data will be used for RL and that will inject taste into the models, perhaps??
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Actual Intelligence eg "mitochondria is a Powerhouse of cell". Cached thoughts and facts.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
> Wealth tax is tax from sitting on your ass doing nothing. Related point is monetary system and monetary plumbing should be boring like electricity or water supply but because of distortions making money out of money has become the hott
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by renticulous 4mo ago
The real problem is our politicians aren't representing our people. All these other issues of wasteful spending and money printing and inflation and whatnot are downstream of that main crux of problem. People don't hate wealthy pe
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by renticulous 4mo ago
It feels like AI topic on HN is going through the phase of when /r/stablediffusion subreddit was going through phase of real artist vs ai artist discussions.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
There are other axes as well. Companies with AI will move faster than those without. AI itself could subsume what we collectively consider as Engineering Taste. AI is faster at what it does. So even if a junior costs less on his own than AI
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Universe is the Godel sentence in the limit of all possible mathematics. Hence it exists and is True. Fix axioms, we get a Godel sentence G1. Add G1 to axioms, we get G2. So on and so forth. In the limit of this process, we have our Univers
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by renticulous 4mo ago
I don't like youtube gemini summaries. whenever I have asked gemini about detailed comprehensive report on a long hour podcasts, it always refuses. hence claude is my go report generation AI.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Who Am I? - The Mysterious Thing You Always Are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBQAo6pEweE This is the far future we are staring at.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
The particular question in the blogpost can just be answered by a skill. Once you ask enough questions, the solution becomes obvious at the end. 5 Claude Code skills I use every single day https://youtu.be/EJyuu6zlQCg?t=80
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by renticulous 4mo ago
I copy paste the transcript because sometimes youtube has blocked AIs from scrapping
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by renticulous 4mo ago
How can something so obvious be overlooked by team building the data centre? Can't the sharding be uneven so that weaker GPUs still finish fast by taking on a smaller workload?
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by renticulous 4mo ago
No one should drive any kind of vehicle because they cause accidents.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
He is building the skill tree in such a way that he is prioritising speed rather than environment.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
The Dust Theory in Permutation City by Greg Egan pushes the concept to bizarre levels.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
You liver doesn't know your name. Neither there is any evidence of you having a liver in your consciousness.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Veritasium proved that in a difficult challenge. A Physics Prof Bet Me $10,000 I'm Wrong https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCsgoLc_fzI
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Complexity of our human world has gone up so much that humanity actually needs something like AI to ensure further progress. It's impossible to expect a human to learn all the fields in a shallow manner (and be a generalist politician)
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by renticulous 4mo ago
You want the company to share surplus with you but you won't share your surplus with construction workers. Is that fair?
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by renticulous 4mo ago
The individual is his own construction company in this scenario. Just like the construction company has to advertise itself to keep getting contracts, here the individual has to do the same with employers. The analogy is not superficial.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
> that got them there under the bus. Do you employ construction workers for lifetime after they have built your house?
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Someone commented on X. US markets are never going down again just like Weimar Republic stock markets never did. Don't do the mistake of shorting Weimar Stock markets.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Noisy signals about tech literate people is still a signal. If only few experts are planting fake data about themselves, companies can cordon you off and spend more resources in deanonymizing you. By muddying the water, you are planting a t
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Doesn't ASML have Engineers who work with TSMC to make sure their complex machines works optimally within their manufacturing facility? How is this any different?
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Just goes onto show how fragile the trust network between humans is overall. Today, journalism is all about "trusted sources", "official sources", "my birdie told me".
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by renticulous 4mo ago
When I don't have time, I just ask AI to summarize the main points and expand on the point I like. I do this with even HN discussions. I just copy the whole HN page and paste into Claude and ask it to summarize and deduplicate talking
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by renticulous 4mo ago
I can dig a ditch and cover it up innumerable times. If you are doing something out of boredom, at least make it useful to someone. Probably would give you a sense of purpose in solving a problem.
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by renticulous 4mo ago
Looks like a blogpost written to get attention and resolve his personal problem.

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