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What Distinguishes the Super Rich from the Rest of Us

knowledge.insead.edu
4 points·by makerdiety·last month·3 comments

I ditched LM Studio for llama.cpp and my local LLM doesn't feel like a downgrade

xda-developers.com
2 points·by makerdiety·2 months ago·0 comments

The Booing Will Continue Until Commencement Speeches Improve

gizmodo.com
5 points·by makerdiety·2 months ago·0 comments

I let an AI agent loose on my network – it owned my supply chain in 12 minutes

dennysentinel.com
3 points·by makerdiety·2 months ago·0 comments

My husband and son dived to see the wreck of the Titanic, and never came back

theguardian.com
6 points·by makerdiety·2 months ago·2 comments

Anthropic latest AI model too powerful for public release and broke containment

businessinsider.com
4 points·by makerdiety·3 months ago·0 comments

As Meta Flounders, It Reportedly Plans to Open Source Its New AI Models

gizmodo.com
8 points·by makerdiety·3 months ago·0 comments

The AI skills gap is here, says AI company, and power users are pulling ahead

techcrunch.com
3 points·by makerdiety·4 months ago·0 comments

Elon Musk joins his rocket and AI businesses into a single company

apnews.com
2 points·by makerdiety·5 months ago·1 comments

Don't throw away your old PC–it makes a better NAS than anything you can buy

howtogeek.com
124 points·by makerdiety·7 months ago·140 comments

The legal engine of progress: from railroads to AI

bigthink.com
1 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·0 comments

Not in Our Name

aeon.co
4 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·1 comments

More liberals, people of color and LGBTQ say they're buying guns out of fear

npr.org
61 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·84 comments

America's Baristas Are Brewing Up a Labor Movement

bonappetit.com
4 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·3 comments

What does Elon Musk do with all his money?

bbc.com
5 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·1 comments

No Exit Strategy: Why Older Americans Expect to Work Indefinitely

money.com
6 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·0 comments

Stop asking 'How was school today?' To raise successful, mentally strong kids

cnbc.com
3 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·1 comments

What are Amazon's layoffs about?

fastcompany.com
2 points·by makerdiety·8 months ago·0 comments

Mobsters' own words brought down Philly's mafia

theconversation.com
4 points·by makerdiety·9 months ago·0 comments

Elon Musk's $1T Tesla pay package: Here are the major caveats

fastcompany.com
3 points·by makerdiety·10 months ago·0 comments

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makerdiety
·2 months ago·discuss
I only care about the cyberpunk stuff that's happening right now.
makerdiety
·4 months ago·discuss
Sounds like you need OpenClaw's assistance.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
He generates vibe coding.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
I don't have any use cases at all.

Business is definitely not booming.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
If you don't have to think, then what you're building isn't really news worthy.

So, we have an inflation of worthless stuff being done.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
That sounds good enough for me.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
Beautiful. I like the displacement of human labor.
makerdiety
·5 months ago·discuss
Intelligence is inherently not aligned with humanity, you mean? Why am I not shocked?
makerdiety
·6 months ago·discuss
The beginning was strong and promising. It definitely baited me in. And then it immediately crashed into regurgitated slop. No AI needed for that bland writing style. Not the style, I mean, but even the content of the message. Which contradicted its beginning. The title is misleading too.

How to waste time and for no purpose would've been a more accurate title.
makerdiety
·2 years ago·discuss
It is naught but crypto-fascism the proposition that there is a choice between exercising empathy and being an immoral character. It is moral authoritarianism, the gaslighting of others, trying to make them believe that free will exists in the service of neo-conservative morality's dialectic of good judgement and evil judgement being a problem to consider at all in the first place. The reality is that morality lives way beyond what the rhetoric of neoliberal initiatives try to seductively present to vulnerable intellects and hearts.

Advertising empathy as being better than a slice of bread is just fascism and a strain of neo-colonial desire in a clever (but not clever enough) disguise. The global threats to capitalism's productivity goals aren't fooling anyone. The Devil's idle hands and economic regression will have to retreat back to the drawing board and find a new military tactic that would be more effective than trying to disguise morality as something cool looking (when in reality it looks ugly and unappealing as an asset).
makerdiety
·2 years ago·discuss
Doesn't the environment already affect genes albeit on huge timescales like millions of years? Then the more clear question becomes how to accelerate mutations and for one individual person instead of through delicate and fallible processes like generations of species made through costly reproduction acts like civilizational projects.
makerdiety
·2 years ago·discuss
But what if it's possible to alter your influential genes, through some powerful mechanism? Whether it be through insane willpower or anything else. In that case, you have an analogy like something like artificial general intelligence or recursive self-improvement. We get to approach the discussion of questioning natural values and instinctive goals with this line of inquiry. We get to eventually question the metaphysics of God, morality, and aesthetics, by introducing fantastic elements like radical self-modification.
makerdiety
·2 years ago·discuss
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