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You have to have a fanatical conviction in your own abilities bc why wouldn’t you
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∿spencer.
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∿spencer.
@_ontologic
vice president of @conceptcountry // cohost of @ai_rebels // programmer, poet, poster
가입일 Haziran 2021
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I invented a perpetual motion machine but none of you are sauced enough to even conceive of it let alone leverage it
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@somewheresy Mimicking the interests of their target audience is a marketing technique
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@usr_bin_roygbiv @grok Most of my personal framework is based on a synthesis of Nietzsche and a variety of poststructuralist thinkers, so makes a lot of sense that I just wound up recreating Jung
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@_ontologic it's far far too dense to explain in a single reply but tl;dr builds off nietzsche and freud to explain id, ego, superego, correlates it to the success of christianity in the west due to confession/sin as catharsis for habituation while failing to acknowledge shadow. @grok
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This is prompting me to ramble a bit, so hopefully it makes sense to ppl.
An under-discussed aspect of mental health is habituation. The brain is a machine for generating meaning, but it depends on a solid habitual foundation. Most of this foundation is essentially invisible 1/
Zach Tratar@zachtratar
I have a hard time describing what I'm feeling right now with regards to coding agents and code-agent sandboxes. This is so clearly the future. Perhaps the entire future of all software. It *feels* like entering a new world. No wonder some people are getting psychosis...
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@usr_bin_roygbiv I need to read him properly! I’ve been lazy and have only really read stuff that’s downstream of him
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@_ontologic idk if you've ever read Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious or Aion but Jung talks about this in extreme detail
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I’m the guy who OpenAI is catering to with the click bait message sign offs in ChatGPT. I’m Clickbait Georg and there’s nothing I love more than a rabbit hole
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pillars rather than stepping back to re-observe the foundation they rest on. In our rush to do so, we knock over a bunch of the micro-habits that keep the place nice and tidy, leading to further ungrounding. You chose your pillars for a reason! Trust yourself to figure out how 3/
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@ai_rebels One must become a Knife Sharpened For A Single Purpose
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Most of our guests have said the same thing:
You can’t outspend OpenAI or Anthropic on general purpose AI.
The play is specialization.
Pick a specific problem. Solve it better than the foundation models can. That’s the moat.
You don’t need to be better at everything. You need to be undeniable at one thing.
∿spencer.@_ontologic
Scope creep is gonna kill so many AI companies
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Scope creep is gonna kill so many AI companies
Anton Osika – eu/acc@antonosika
Introducing Lovable for more general tasks. Lovable has always been for building apps. Today it also becomes your data scientist, your business analyst, your deck builder, and your marketing assistant. This is a big step toward what Lovable is becoming: a general-purpose co-founder that can do anything. See examples below.
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@usr_bin_roygbiv Exactly. The knowledge is already ingested and applied, and you can’t force a person to unlearn something
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@_ontologic By the time you get served the lawsuit it’s not going to matter anymore
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IP is dead I tried to tell you all
Harveen Singh Chadha@HarveenChadha
things are about to get interesting from here on
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@snoopy_dot_jpg Respectfully you must not have seen the code and business practices I’ve seen. Fewer ppl need soc 2 than get it, but I’ve been at some startups doing genuinely horrifying stuff with customer data and software licenses
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mixed feelings. delve was obviously a scam, but soc2 and the other standards are also scams. you either hire good security people or you don't
erin griffith@eringriffith
A detailed and brutal look at the tactics of buzzy AI compliance startup Delve "Delve built a machine designed to make clients complicit without their knowledge, to manufacture plausible deniability while producing exactly the opposite." substack.com/home/post/p-19…
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@valhalla_dev Reactionaries are all paper tigers
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Parts of the left seem to have gotten extremely comfortable being in positions of moral superiority to the right and are just making the laziest statements and attempts at critique of the current power structures and are still laughably uncomfortable with criticism
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The point of almost all of his books is not “god is dead” it’s “humanity can take you places where god can’t save you”
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The Road is essentially a founding myth about the rebirth of civilization through a messianic figure in the wake of catastrophe. I don’t know how you could possibly believe him a materialist
Dwayne Barrick@SitLibertas
@christopherrufo I believe McCarthy was largely a misanthrope and an extreme materialist. He was a first-rate writer in terms of command of the language. But he did not believe it was worth noting the inner lives of his characters. He was Gnostic but without the desire for transcendence.
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You should be thinking hard about how you get AI written code to fail as fast as possible
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