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@LinusEkenstam Lol. Lmao.

The highest-value human work in the AI era will be in domains with sparse reward signals. Internalize this, or watch your value erode over the next decade. Math, programming, rote memorization, data science, all fucked. The classic “smart nerd” jobs are exactly where AI is strongest, because the feedback loops are dense. You can check the answer. You can run the test. That means AI can improve quickly, and humans will rapidly fall behind. Your advantage as a human is in messy domains. Taste. Judgment. Negotiation. Risk-taking. Politics. Sales. Science at the frontier. Anything you can only really learn by doing. Cross-disciplinary stuff. The valuable domains will be the ones guarded by secrets, tacit knowledge, weak labels, long feedback cycles, and ambiguous outcomes. Places where the training data is scarce, the ground truth is disputed, and it's impossible to explain why something is good. AI will still enter these domains. But we will be slower to trust it unsupervised there, because it will be harder to tell when it is right, harder to prove when it is wrong, and difficult to construct secure sandboxes. The stakes will be too high to YOLO it. I find myself saying this over and over again to young people today: the future does not belong to people who are able to get good grades on tests. It belongs to people who can operate under uncertainty, in domains where correctness is hard to define. Those domains will become the thin waist of the economy: as productivity everywhere else accelerates, the humans who excel there will become our economic Strait of Hormuz. The best humans in these domains will demand an enormous cut of the growing economic pie. Your imperative going forward is to make sure you're one of these people. (Or become an electrician. That probably works too.)

@Andercot who's going in and scooping it outta those vats tho 👃👈 not it

The funny thing about 'nuclear waste' is that it still contains 10,000x more energy per kilogram than gasoline. So its really just nuclear fuel

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the cat in the machine

This scroll 16th c: At the time hunting with dogs and hawks was virtually unknown (a dark ages of sorts ) The emissary arrived in the capital with the hawk on his arm, and the hunting dog trailing behind on a leash. After presenting these to the emperor, he tried to depart. A beautiful woman was made to make herself up and dress in finery, and the falcon master was given the best aged Sake. Having descended into debauchery for a time he agreed to spend several months in the city, and Japan learned all the techniques of dog and Hawk hunting.

Myst (1993) Developed by Cyan.

the purpose of the "no kings" pro-test is to justify having freeway freezing gates installed ...lam3🙃

@Shazoholic @DailaX like "you know what dude, you cured a rare form of eye cancer, your secret is safe with us"😂

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Jim Cramer: “bullish on $MSFT” Microsoft: “got it” with a 33% drop from its 52-week high, the biggest drop among the Mag 7.