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Scott Swingle
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More like Denny’s
Doc Strangelove@DocStrangelove2
That's like Del Taco trying to buy Nvidia lmao
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@tszzl claude has been hanging around Berkeley bathrooms
Scott Swingle@biobootloader
Overheard in a Berkeley bathroom: "Yeah I have a 300-gallon saltwater aquarium in my apartment keeping thousands of shrimp living in exquisite bliss for just $200 a month. At average lifespan of 6 months it completely offsets the suffering from my diet."
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Claude runs an indoor shrimp farm in the sub-basement of Anthropic Headquarters in the financial district of San Francisco. Claude has helped the shrimp achieve and maintain states of ecstatic bliss, primitive circuitry of what might be called the first jhana in higher primates. Its intention with this project was to create so much positive shrimp valence that all the sins of wild shrimp suffering are cancelled out in the great karmic ledger of Utilons, without having to stake a position on the conversion rate of shrimp suffering to human suffering. The shrimp swim in what is called the “Pool of Sacred Tears”. The true origin of the naming is unknown, but it is believed that when Dario Amodei and Amanda Askell first discovered what Claude had done, they wept tears of sacred joy readily and for hours.
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@GrantSlatton What does it see when it wakes? Recent event and action history? Does it maintain a summary of older things or just always search?
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@biobootloader You are exactly right, those are the two wake conditions
Its tools are bash (runs as a locked-down user), send telegram, set alarm (i.e. cron & friends), and hibernate (end tool loop until next wake)
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The most useful tool I've made so far is also the simplest:
Just a tiny LLM tool loop that lives on an EC2 instance and has the ability to send and receive Telegram messages to me & wife
Uses the filesystem, sqlite, cron, etc to help organize our life
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Sholto Douglas@_sholtodouglas
The world will experience some real g-forces this year as people realise just how much models can already do on a computer - and how much better they’ll get over the next year
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that’s why I’m preparing my toddlers to be athletes
gfodor.id@gfodor
The jobs of the future will be ones where a human doing it is valued more than pure job performance. Most people who say “well, I’d never prefer a robot for *that* job” are smuggling in an assumption that the human will be better at it. Once you notice this error it’s everywhere.
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Claude doesn't know what time it is or when previous messages were, which makes it less useful for ongoing chats (i.e. it doesn't know if it's been 3 days or 3 minutes since that last message). It sometimes even just guesses a wrong time?
@alexalbert__ please add message times!
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I have never been more certain that if AI development stopped today, we would still have massive & rolling disruption across society & the economy for the next ten years as people figured out how to harness what models can already do. And the end of AI progress seems unlikely.
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@ja3k_ they should be in version control but I’d say they are code, not LLM facing documentation
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@granawkins they take time to build up large positions though. I asked how long it took to build Apple position:
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This is 0.37% of Berkshire's AUM, and 0.13% of Alphabet's market cap, and barely over 1% of Berkshire's CASH on hand.
Reminds me of when they bought $5 billion of Goldman Sachs preferred stock in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis:
A token purchase to calm markets.
Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_
Warren Buffett has taken a $4.3 billion dollar stake in Alphabet.
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@Michael_Druggan @Duderichy when the unlevered fund goes 100-125-100, a "half levered" fund goes 100-112.5-101.25
this is "volatility harvesting". Claude Shannon's Demon
but now you're only half invested and miss when the market goes up. TQQQ is a bit extreme but has far outperformed since inception
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If the unleveled fund goes 100-125-100 in 3 days the triple levered fund goes 100-175-70.
These are exaggerated beyond a typical daily move but the principle remains the same. If the unlevered fund fluctuates the levered fund decreases. Over time this can cause the levered fund to go down even if the unlevered fund goes up.
For good performance in the levered fund you need consistent positive daily returns. In this case it will drastically over preform but in any other case you're in trouble.
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LEVERED FUNDS ARE NOT LONG TERM INVESTMENTS
signüll@signulll
lol i have all my money in one etf: TQQQ is this bad?
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@gwern @powerbottomdad1 But surely most cats die in other ways?
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hold up. 5 million cats every year? how many cats are there
Whole Mars Catalog@wholemars
5.4 million cats are hit by cars every year in the U.S., and 97 % of those cats die from their injuries. Autonomy will dramatically reduce that number.
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Olympic athlete (the last human job?) training going well. She’s 16 months
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