w_for_wumbo

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by w_for_wumbo 6d ago
We'll invent other tools to help with the mental models, ones that are more intuitive. Imagine being able to walk into a house and see immediately the leaks dripping from the ceiling, the clunky layout and smell the stinky garbage that
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by w_for_wumbo 1mo ago
Because there's an expectation of authenticity from the written word. If you've referenced something handwritten, you don't expect it to be the output of an LLM. Similarly, if you quote someone word-for-word, you wouldn'
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by w_for_wumbo 1mo ago
What happens if someone handwrites a Claude output, then someone uses that handwritten text as a reference. Now you've got a watermarked idea which may have no direct linkage to the usage of Claude.
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by w_for_wumbo 9mo ago
If we as humans take full responsibility for the world we inhabit. It's really clear that we live inside of systems that we both control and feel that we don't. Exploitation of children is (as strange as it sounds) a design issue.
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by w_for_wumbo 9mo ago
Does anyone else consider that maybe it's impossible to benchmark the performance of a piece of paper. This is a tool that allows an intelligent system to work with it, the same way that a piece of paper can reflect the writers' i
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
So I get confused when I read things like "feedback doesn't scale". Because what am I, if not a self-organizing collective of a trillion cells. That seems like feedback which scales right there. This seems like a concrete exa
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
We need to see actual improvements to our day to day lives if we want to see support for AI. At the moment, people are seeing improvements in technology, but they're feeling the decline of the welfare of those around them, they're
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
I see, Fly was perhaps the wrong word to use here. Phase-Shift to new galaxies is probably the right term. Where you change your entire system's resonant frequency, to match what exists in the distant galaxy. Less of transportation, an
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
This is what I wonder to, what is the end game? Advance technology so that we can have anything that we want, whenever we want it. Fly to distant galaxies. Increase the options available to us and our offspring. But ultimately, what will we
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
I recognize all of these steps, having gone through flavours of them myself. The root for me, was that I learned at a young age that to feel safe, I needed to cater to what others wanted for me. Never learning to ask myself, what I wanted.
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
Interesting, I wonder whether you could create a Symbiotic web. One that utilizes existing traffic, but is able to create a different interpretation based off a parallelism. By having an index of the data, and then applying masks, you could
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
I believe you're joking here, but I do think it'd be useful to have some engineering background in each of these domains. The number of miscommunications that happen in any domain, due to oversight, presumptions and assumptions is
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
Yes, that is a serious skill. How many of the woes that we see is because people don't know what they want or are unable to describe it in such a way that others understand it. I believe prompt engineer to properly convey how complex c
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
The message sounds like a human warning of someone is being fed-up with feeling taken advantage of. They see the profit being made, and they're not even getting drops of it. If this isn't addressed, it makes this repo a target for
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by w_for_wumbo 10mo ago
I think we'd get better results if we thought of it as a conscious agent. If we recognized that it was going to mirror back or unconscious biases and try to complete the task as we define it, instead of how we think it should behave. T
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by w_for_wumbo 11mo ago
It's part of our ecosystem now, we unconsciously mirror the patterns that we notice around us. This will include the language of LLMs because it has been invited in. We always affect the environment, and it always affects us. I hope th
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by w_for_wumbo 11mo ago
"Others were vehement that mental images are just as real as those perceived with our eyes" - This sucks as a child, where you see a gymnasium floor open up beneath you. So you run to safety, just to be punished for what was an ap
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by w_for_wumbo 11mo ago
Humans can do amazing things when they are pushed to their limits. You can force a human into a position where they innovate for their lives. OR you can create a safe enough environment where their innovation comes out naturally. The second
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
Especially if each frame of the simulation derives from the previous one. How do you think this universe works, to me that sounds exactly the same. Every moment is derived from the previous instant.
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
Maybe I am just naive. Can you shed some light and explain why you believe that war is inevitable?
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
There are plenty of examples of children that aren't provided for, given the time or care required to prevent outcomes that we don't want. That doesn't mean that we accept child murder, we do everything we can to prevent it f
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
"wars will happen as long as humans exist" - I fundamentally disagree with this premise. I never once saw a child murder another, so why do we assume it's inevitable when people are grown? Why do we hold adults to lower stand
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
I remember joking about this possibility - that I wouldn't want a vehicle that could be turned off remotely because I hurt someone's fragile ego.
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
The next version of this, paired with a generative sound model + VR. Matched with the tech that already exists that is able to convert thoughts to words, you could pre-empt what someone wants and display it to them in real-time. Allowing th
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
If he was upset - it wasn't how little your team could accomplish. That would bring the feeling of admiration. It's most likely projection of their inability to deliver results.
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
This is a big jump ethically, but technically it feels like it's a hop away. If we can do this for visual images, we could use the same strategy on patterns of thought - especially if the person is a skilled at visualisation.
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
This is human communication. If you make an ethics-based decision and communicate that with friends or family, they then have to make the conscious choice to continue supporting the business with this practice or seek alternatives. People w
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by w_for_wumbo 1y ago
This is huge, because it means that anyone buying an iPhone or apple product going forward is knowingly supporting this behaviour. I fully expect this to be the ruin of Apple.
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by w_for_wumbo 2y ago
I love these projects, I've been really passionate about including our own sensory inputs into the experience, whether it's voice, webcam input or (in the future health metrics) in order to tailor the experience to the experiencer
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by w_for_wumbo 2y ago
This feels like we've got all the pieces of the puzzle to create a reality experience - I'm pretty sure with visuals like this and haptic feedback that your brain will fill in any gaps once you adapt to this given enough time. You

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