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aswegs8

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    Comment #49246710

    Wow!!! That's awesome. So much AI slop. That here is definitely not. Kept me hooked, even though I am not a crime nut. Much improvements possible for sure, but I can see how this b…

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    Comment #49245946

    How could something like open source ever be perceived as bad?

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    Comment #49240782

    If you know anything about investing, you know it is highly likely to be either A a grift or B an innocent, but naive attempt.

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    Comment #49240751

    Wait I thought the testing and release pipelines at Google are super fast?

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    Comment #49234795

    I mean, yeah, fun project. But that whole game could be like 15 mins of prompting.

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    Comment #49180336

    Some kind of romance scam. Look it up.

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    Comment #49180319

    It's just restricted for me, even with X account I can't view it.

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    Comment #49168783

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    Comment #49168776

    Nobel laureates are just normal humans and sometimes believe in garbage ideas. Surprise.

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    Comment #49165401

    What's the argument here? It's not about the implementation method, it is about the behavior that emerges from it. You could calculate the next token by hand on paper if you had en…

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    Comment #49165279

    Not at all. Economically, yes. Socially they are far left of the European left.

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    Comment #49165257

    I think the question is less about where it's most beneficial but which knowledge structure lends itself to LLMs most. Since biology's "language" is way more complex and irregular …

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    Comment #49121769

    I think the author is having a kind of idealistic, relaxed view of work. Moving quickly, even if you break things, has a clear advantage over being perfectionistic, waiting to get …

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    Comment #49109883

    Wait isnt that what Elizer Yudkowski keeps going on about?

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    Comment #49083762

    https://archive.is/97Wcp#selection-557.0-560.0 additional context: On the evening of June 15, before the first day of his first policy meeting as Federal Reserve chairman, Kevin Wa…

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    Comment #49010636

    Assuming that's true.

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    Comment #49010398

    I think a few years ago we were, but not anymore. I hope, at least, that European politicians have learned.

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    Comment #48979199

    Most beautiful pelican so far.

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    Comment #48961655

    We're having so many moments! Every day a new moment.

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    Comment #48884502

    Time to short them, you say?

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    Comment #48884479

    But will they? How greatly are they leveraged? Even if the economics don't work out anymore, they'll be able to sell capacity, pivot, etc. without causing an implosion.

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    Comment #48869882

    I agree, having learned something with flashcards is like you have a repertoire to choose from. Instead of having to sort everything A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3 you get to s…

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    Comment #48857894

    Breaking news: TikTok is bad for you

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    Comment #48857893

    I know a technology like that was used ~20 years ago for ADHD. EEG feedback, as soon as the kid looks away or zones out, the movie stops playing.