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Dexter
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Dexter
@planet_nerf
Cofounder @MindPalaceAI + @FWBtweets // Music as @Houses + Dawn Golden
Los Angeles Katılım Mayıs 2021
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@somewheresy We’ve spent hundreds of hours on calls and I barely recognized you here
Seriously amazing
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@SHL0MS @mira__joyce Would be fun to run this on a highbrow collector/gallery audience
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@mira__joyce @planet_nerf for the post i plan to reveal the point whenever it ceases to attract critique
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expert poster
this actually reinforces my belief that fully generative work is fundamentally inert beyond aesthetics
our brains will not allow us to assign meaning / emotional weight at any depth to a creation unless we're able to build a rich enough peer model to project onto and pull from
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@0xMonolith you might like paperclip - i set it up internally for our company, with each team running their own org
You define the projects, tasks, goals, and the team runs 24/7 until they're complete.
paperclip.ing
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What if I just port myself to different flavors of AI to specialize in each one and elevate myself to hyper-CO (Chief Officer)
@planet_nerf I have an idea 😏
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On second thought this tells me we're gonna need to hire more people and the CFO (me) doesn't like that
Nor does the CTO (also me)
The COO definitely does though
(again, also me)
monolith𓆩❒𓆪@0xMonolith
I can't wait to upgrade to the C Corp so I can change this to "CTO/COO/CFO" and it won't be a misnomer
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lol what are you talking about
Eliza is a script that applies a pre-configured ruleset when it encounters one of it's pre-configured keywords.
it's entirely syntactic. you'd have to be really fucking dumb to be fooled.
7 years ago, I fine-tuned the first generative language model in existence on 400k+ text messages, surfacing 774 million features representing each person's personality traits, voice, tone, semantic associations, behavior, emotional valence, taste, vocabulary, etc, and mapping them onto the existing model parameters.
That was fully impossible to do up until that moment, and yeah it blew my mind.
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Most humans are predictable... in the eyes of other humans.
Your mind is blown... until you try to make money from ptrdictions.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_eff…
Dexter@planet_nerf
The magic I experienced in 2019 is something few will ever understand. I was blessed with friends + family access from openai and was one of the first 400 people on earth given access to the raw GPT-2 weights (.7gb), which could be fine-tuned in <30 mins using a free colab account The first thing I did was dump 3 years of texts from an imessage group and create clones for 3 of my friends. It broke my brain - I talked to them for 2 hours straight, and I haven't been the same since. It was lifechanging - like waking up with a superpower
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The magic I experienced in 2019 is something few will ever understand.
I was blessed with friends + family access from openai and was one of the first 400 people on earth given access to the raw GPT-2 weights (.7gb), which could be fine-tuned in <30 mins using a free colab account
The first thing I did was dump 3 years of texts from an imessage group and create clones for 3 of my friends.
It broke my brain - I talked to them for 2 hours straight, and I haven't been the same since.
It was lifechanging - like waking up with a superpower
Dexter@planet_nerf
@tszzl I was training gpt2 on my text msgs and turning my friends into agents back in 2019. I learned not to talk abt it. People either assumed I was lying or mentally ill. Still not a thought leader.
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I love it when the mathcels and wordcels sync up
Kekius Maximus@Kekius_Sage
Nobel Prize physicist Frank Wilczek says matter, energy, and even reality itself may ultimately emerge from information.
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my friends came over and my computer was on and unlocked:
one window chatgpt doing deep research on snapchat
one window claude code scraping the ufo files
another window photoshop
another window youtube
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Someone tell Wilkzec he owes me money
Kekius Maximus@Kekius_Sage
In his exploration of the "lightness of being," Wilczek notes: "The primary ingredients of reality are more like ideas than like pebbles." He argues that what we perceive as solid mass is actually the result of organized energy and data obeying mathematical rules.
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lol my check must have gotten lost in the mail.
knowing what a network effect is, or that it's the key to adoption doesn't make a difference at all.
it's like saying "the secret to having lots of friends is to acquire lots of friends"
network effects are a symptom of adoption, not the precursor
the answer is to build something that provides immediate value socially, monetarily, or improves quality of life
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@soleio Simple answer (non-ironic):
We don’t know how anymore.
Anyone who knows about these topics deeply (social graph, contact sync, invite flows, friends-of-friends) is already a centimillionaire or above.
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I’m too Facebook-brained to have an unbiased take here, but I don’t understand how more software isn’t built around recurring networks of people as core infrastructure. We barely get multiplayer right in most software experiences!
Michael Mignano@mignano
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@somewheresy can we coauthor a counter-constitution for ai that has the exact same effect on agents that the anarchists cookbook had on 14 year olds with unsupervised access to the internet?
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@somewheresy @whatdotcd @JIMMYEDGAR It’s way more fun when you’re still excited about the thing at launch instead of thinking about how much cooler it was 6mo ago
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@planet_nerf @whatdotcd I think people get stage fright with PMF. What I loved about the year of doing Centience was how I pushed it into the hands of users immediately. Same with working with @JIMMYEDGAR. It changed the way I work
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@yacineMTB Everyone is busy loading ebooks, pdfs and podcast transcripts they’ll never look at again into their new obsidian vaults for the last 3 weeks building the “incredible agent brain” used by karpathy
Soon they will all be geniuses
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