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@brubsby
computer user /ˈbrʌbzˌbi/ https://t.co/mQtYsGU5h5
Katılım Mart 2014
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One common issue with personalization in all LLMs is how distracting memory seems to be for the models. A single question from 2 months ago about some topic can keep coming up as some kind of a deep interest of mine with undue mentions in perpetuity. Some kind of trying too hard.
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When I was on the ISS for my nearly year long mission, there was a telomere experiment comparing my telomeres to my earth baseline and my twin brother as a control. Hypothesis was they would get damaged and worse due to the environment. Turns out they got better. Initially NASA thought maybe it was due to exercise and diet. After I returned we learned JAXA had a telomere experiment on some small worms the same time I was there. Their telomeres got better too. Never saw the worms doing any exercise. After further study determined it was the radiation.
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@repligate I used to imagine dragging the shortcut of one game onto the shortcut of another game would make a game mash-up that was equal parts both games
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when i was a little kid my family had only a windows 98 computer 🪟🖥️with no internet connection, and several games on it installed from cd-roms we got from the library. my favorite games were sim park, sim tower, and sim city. but aside from playing the games, i also found the text README files in the game directories, and one of my favorite things to do was to edit the README files so that they described hypothetical versions of the game I liked to imagine existed. it seemed to me that if the computer was working as it should, editing the readme files would actually cause corresponding alternate versions of the games to exist. it's so cool that that kind of thing works nowadays.
j⧉nus@repligate
Imagine being a kid and this kind of entity lives on the computer
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The way I imagine this playing out is like, they start off pretty bad. Companies make low-bargaining-power employees wear them to improve their productivity with extreme micro-management. Outside of that, weird early adopters. The device is very low status, people don't like it
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@drdomicile @teortaxesTex getting this too, feels like someone else's response sent to me instead of them.
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Pony-alpha is GLM5, what is this nonsense?
tphuang@tphuang
wth? Is DeepSeek V4-lite really improving at this rate? From someone's bench that had been monitoring this. At this rate, it will surpass Opus 4.6 by next wk. Is this just from improvement in post training? Maybe DS is holding back V4 release until its truly SOTA?
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@gregthesorcerer @lrphilipson Greg is Myles Pinkney still alive, I want to commission him gratuitously for more wizard art
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@lrphilipson So I’m gonna need to see the goblin and know where you got it from because I need one of those in my house
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Greg the Sorcerer is such good representation for people who choose to have insane bullshit in their house. Like the time I went down to the basement and my soul nearly left my body because of the fucking goblin animatronic I left down there
Greg the Sorcerer@gregthesorcerer
I forgot I had a ghoul in my room and it scared me when I turned around
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I don’t think people not from MA know how weird the vibe of Salem is. Real historical tragedy, but the ‘spoopy’ aspects of it means that the whole city has slowly turned into comic con. You can see where an enslaved woman died in prison and then eat Rick and Morty pizza next door
wizard of loneliness@doofussy
salem is like if newbury comics was allowed to own land
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@wongmjane @jeremyphoward this tweet convinced me to write man pages for my tools
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I cry a little whenever I realize another novel software doesn’t come with the UNIX-style manual page, before I look at the sky and scream at the clouds 🥲
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@Miles_Brundage Marshall Brain's Manna always seems so prescient of the k shaped economy and everything, but I think it was just a little too ham handed to be popular
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People have been talking about Ratatouille-ing themselves with AI lately.
I discussed this a while back (as did Marshall Brain, RIP).
There is also something about this in Westworld but I can't say more without spoiling things.
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Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage
The Ratatouille Economy = AI tells people what to say/do via written text (e.g. human/AI customer support/sales) or spoken instructions (e.g. retail/food service headset), leveraging human body/motor skills/voice etc.
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@aaronjmars you joke but i got like 20 people to sign up for thriftbooks on manifold so i could get referral bonuses.
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prediction markets will replace buying stuff.
i want someone to bring kiwis to my house.
i make a prediction market about whether someone will deliver 4 kiwis to my doorstep and load $15 into "no". a guy with an ebike sees it and picks up some kiwis.
before dropping them off on my doorstep, he bets yes. he drops them off. the market resolves to "yes" and he gets $15.
rest in peace, amazon, doordash, ubereats, etc.
Daniel Tenreiro@TenreiroDaniel
Here’s an example of a positive externality of liquid prediction markets: Software engineers & truck drivers today are at meaningful risk of being automated into obsolescence, but they have no way to price that risk & hedge against it. Prediction markets fix this
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