Duane Moore

Cantito is almost here. A more human way to learn languages — through stories, songs, and poetry.

A must read. This is the future of personalized medicine and cancer treatment. Let innovation flourish and stop restricting life-saving technologies from being used!

This is the correct view of existential risk from AI, and I'm glad @deanwball sees the same connection to Hayek's thinking that I do.

Never. I will never mispronounce words because they “sound cute”. This way leads to tyranny.

If you're a developer you should read every word of this. No one really knows what the ADE of the future will look like, but for most users it probably won't be a TUI.

me: yeah I think naming the song “Javert’s Suicide” is a needless spoiler; it should be called “Javert’s Soliloquy” to contrast it with Valjean’s soliloquy in Act I my boss: I meant “anything else” in terms of this meeting

@Jbn3ex “Ideal life” is to survive being drafted for Vietnam but somehow die at the age of 53?

>age 20 in 1967 I think youre forgetting about something here

It’s because people do not believe market forces are real. Even though they are as reliable as many physical forces, they come from humans so we believe we can just will them away.

JEPA are finally easy to train end-to-end without any tricks! Excited to introduce LeWorldModel: a stable, end-to-end JEPA that learns world models directly from pixels, no heuristics. 15M params, 1 GPU, and full planning <1 second. 📑: le-wm.github.io

I can't tell you how much I would bet against Dario on this. He is totally right on the technical part, but the implicit economic model is just completely wrong. Prices adjust!

i love this comment. it illustrates how we software people permantently get real-life wrong, then build systems that are supposedly helpful, when they are not. bonus points if you claim the system replaces humans. the world is more complex than it seems. domain expertise is still everything.

A South Korean remake of The Americans called THE KOREANS is coming to Disney+ and Hulu. I’ll actually be very curious to see this…

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Interviewer: Can you perform under pressure? Me: I can do the Bowie part, but I don't have the upper range to sing the Freddie part.

@factorydoge69 That’s codex’s job. Claude gives tough love

claude confirm all my pre existing cognitive biases and amplify them by sycophantically agreeing with all my ideas. make no mistakes.

@megannn_lynne That sounds like Happiness but instead of CATS it’s an original musical about the Trojan War pbs.org/show/happiness/

“The Pitt but set in a firehouse, The Pitt but set in a law firm, The Pitt but set in an airport” No no NO. The Pitt but it’s opening day of a community theater production of CATS

People are cooking food that you can buy at restaurants.

Its annoying that my tireless team of little computer people made out of statistical models that predict words based on the corpus of all human language & thus are reasonable approximations of a compression of the knowledge of humanity take 15 minutes or so to complete some tasks

i challenge you to find a single kernelwriting infra company this cracked and this confident that they can do this all entirely open catch up and its both immediately useful and ~nobody can catch up (if someone does, they still win because Mojo)

Catastrophic insurance is actually what “insurance” is supposed to mean. Routine costs (doc visits, occasional urgent care, prescriptions, the sort of stuff that people predictably use) were paid in cash - and were cheaper because of it. INSURANCE was supposed to be for unpredictable costs, like getting cancer or hit by a bus. And catastrophic insurance was fantastic for that purpose without breaking the bank. “Insurance” for predictable, routine costs that most people incur is just called “paying overhead on top of expenses,” which is why most people carry accident insurance but not maintenance insurance on their cars. It wasn’t consumers who were stupid.