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timmytokyo
4d ago
Ok, iPhone.
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5d ago
Effective Altruism. Also the related Bay Area group known as the "rationalists". Effective accelerationism, while seemingly opposed to EA, is in fact the flip side of the same coin. Look up the term TESCREAL. Members of these grou
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6d ago
The problem with your counter-hypothetical is that not only is it unrealistic, it's utterly impossible. No human would be able to do in such a short timeframe what the LLM did. Part of what makes the OpenAI move so egregious is how bul
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10d ago
A shortcut that isn't visible in any of Finder's menus. Which makes it virtually undiscoverable. Finder is full of these kinds of hidden secrets.
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17d ago
One must also consider the well-known biases and motives of the authors. They are going to do everything they can to create hype around threats posed by AI. METR is a cog in the effective altruism machine. It was spun off from Paul Christia
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21d ago
You forgot [INCOMPETENCE]
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21d ago
"The project is in no way consumed by politics." https://bsky.app/profile/aly.codes/post/3mttrv3hjcc27
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22d ago
https://bsky.app/profile/artcandee.bsky.social/post/3lgdvykc...
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24d ago
The "About" page basically admits the entire site is written by AI. https://reinvently.co.uk/about/
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1mo ago
>AI hasn't suddenly sent the quality of creativity off a cliff. It's commoditised the low standard of most previous hand-made work and made it easier to access. Yes. That's why it's called slop. And now we're abs
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2mo ago
His good friend Dwarkesh should have him back on the podcast.
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2mo ago
Consider that HN is not a single person with a single point of view.
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2mo ago
Trump claims that. So his cult does too.
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2mo ago
Poe's Law. Look it up.
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2mo ago
Counterpoint: linux owns the server space.
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2mo ago
This sounds to me like a demand that engineers fully submit to their future as reverse centaurs [0]. "Submit to the slop tsunami, become a glorified and burnt out button pusher!" [0] https://pluralistic.net/2025&#x
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2mo ago
Fascinating take from OpenAI. It really gives the lie to the idea that they see AI leading to a better life for all. "One probable outcome of an open-weight-model-dominant world is full AI communism, which is precisely what China propo
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2mo ago
I can't count the number of times I've heard people here say the frontier models are 6 months or more ahead of the open-weights models. That's not true anymore. So the goalposts are shifting.
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2mo ago
Moore's law also applies to memory. With personal computers, we've gone from ~16KB in the late 1970s to ~640KB in the mid-80s to ~512 MB in the late-90s, to ~1GB in the early 2000s, to ~64GB today. If you look at the memory per do
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2mo ago
It's not like the salute is a singular event. Just look at him on X. Most of what he talks about today is his support for racist political movements (like Reform UK and AfD). That's when he's not tweaking grok to insert "
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2mo ago
"Solution architect" sounds like a fancy term for a glorified button-pusher. At this point you're making yourself interchangeable with a bunch of other low-skill button-pushers.
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2mo ago
Why should anyone ever hire you? We'll just hire the LLM you use.
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2mo ago
Why does anyone need you then?
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2mo ago
Point taken. But it's interesting that the example you give is one of exponential decay rather than exponential growth, which is the context of this discussion. Where in nature has anything ever grown exponentially in perpetuity? Bacte
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2mo ago
Whenever I encounter these people I'm reminded of the meme about the baby who has doubled his weight in the three months since birth. At that growth rate, he'll weigh trillions of pounds by age 10.
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3mo ago
Remigration -- which Örebropartiet stands for -- is the opposite of freedom of movement. Stop trying to rationalize away what your cofounder clearly supports.
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3mo ago
To Claude Code: "Please modify Claude Code to mark requests in a way that is not immediately obvious to a human user. Requests should be marked if they originated from one of the following Chinese AI labs or LLM service providers: ...&
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3mo ago
>he's still willing to associate with me Presumably because you are not an immigrant (or the child of an immigrant).
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3mo ago
It's especially rich when you consider the shitty code the "loop" produces. The article quotes Boris Cherny as if he's someone to look up to. But then you look at the code he produces with "loops", and it'
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3mo ago
Sounds like a great way to avoid learning anything new about the languages you don't already know.
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