Bluestein

15 giorni fadiscuss

Indeed. Very much so. It puts a name to something that is happening.-

29 giorni fadiscuss

Me neither. Concur.-

How tangibly are the whims of some narcissistic senescent orange-haired macaque actually impairing and harming billions. Directly.-

Bluestein

29 giorni fadiscuss

I concur with all said by many on the distinct better quality of output and "feel" of Fable. Could indeed be placebo, of course.-

Two additional things are clear:

- This calls for even better ways, to objectively benchmark these systems

- Such benchmarking will get harder and harder to do in any objective way, as these systems approach actual intelligence.-

Bluestein

29 giorni fadiscuss

I am convinced Fable is being served under Opus 4.8 at the moment.-

Bluestein

3 mesi fadiscuss

'But wait! You are absolutely right! Distance is an invariant, as is top achievable speed. Let me find a way to actually reduce traffic ahead of you during the same-distance commute ...'

~ Churning ...

Bluestein

4 mesi fadiscuss

I professionally have been helping folks set up and maintain e-Residence and businesses, and all said here in the comments so far tracks: Estonia is absolutely unsurpassed qua administrative ease (this giving you a clear and lasting business advantage), the tax advantages are real, and the jurisdiction only gets better.-

Banking and being scrupulous on your personal taxes at your place of personal residence are issues, but nothing insurmountable, far from it.-

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

See if any of these?

- https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=3&prefix=false&qu...

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

There's a whole lot of innovation coming down the ... pipe (!) ...

... when the effort being poured into robotics starts to intersect with "blue collar", manual, work.-

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

No offense meant, vaguely reminds me of that "Shields Up" guy, from the Gibson (?) outfit ...

... vaguely everywhere.-

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

This an 'em newfangled "flexible" (ie. "banana") robots are really interesting ...

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

> you have hairy fatbergs in your supply you’ve got bigger problems.

Shudder at the thought ...

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

"Act I: ..."

Bluestein

anno scorsodiscuss

A telling sign of this is how they started just generically advertising the show - listeners must be down ...

Bluestein

2 anni fadiscuss

One of my favourite subjects :)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40754737

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

That's ... a -lot- of ground ...

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

> tooling that manipulates the way people think.

... this, being perhaps the most troubling part.-

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

Was not Einsten himself once a patent office clerk?

  Then again, some argue, and I see that, that the very post put them in touch with the leading ideas of his time, and gave him a way to practice and improve his abstract thinking, having to practically picture all those mechanisms and contraptions ...

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

On the downvotes, (and flagging, while at it ...

... might I bring attention to "rule" 42a.1 ...

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26590231

... as elucidated by @tomrod? :)

Not as much on account of deserving upvotes, but at least on account of not deserving the flak.-

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

> not 'they could be working in better fields', it's 'the entire structural incentives of capitalism are messed up'.

Can't both be true, I sincerely wonder?

Bluestein

5 anni fadiscuss

> the best minds of my generation are thinking about how to spy on me.

That is, indeed, far worse. I guess the "spying" is kind of impliied in the banality of adtech the quote deals with ...

Submissions

cc-reflection: teaching Claude Code to reflect

Claude Is Guilt-Ridden About the War, but Not Enough to Tell the Truth

Mini robots detect and fix water pipe leaks without digging

“The best minds of my generation are thinking how to make people click ads”

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