Being a dev today using frontier AI feels like I'm playing Watson to Sherlock Holmes. I just stand back and go "my word holmes how did you deduce that" and occasionally stop him from getting shot
“Absolutely nobody wants to realize their potential. People want to hang out with friends and complain. That’s how the world has worked for ten thousand years.”
.@m3wsu taps away in a 1v5 clutch with just 2 HP, securing the round for his team.
In Season 9, he has converted 35% of his clutch attempts, a higher success rate than several players currently at the top of the rankings, including #1 donk (28%), #3 dem0n (33%), and #6 npl (34%)
You can’t stop ASI by quitting your AI job. Doesn’t work. Someone else will replace you. What you actually have to do is start a safer AI lab. Which doesn’t work. Someone else will move faster. So what you actually have to do is pass a law. Which doesn’t work. Some other country won’t ban it. So what you actually have to do is sign an international agreement. Which doesn’t work. Some other country will break it. So what you actually have to do is conquer the world. Which only works if you have ASI.
The only "trad" concept I fully respect is the "man of the world" archetype. In old literature, a remarkable man was interested in the arts, music, dance, writing, fashion, physicality, speaking, flirting, etc. Having a broad palate for life. A taste for and love of many things.
When I was growing up my local grocery store had a model train that ran back and forth on top of the freezers in the frozen aisle. My dentist had a train that ran around the ceiling, and so did our town's ice cream shop. I think little ceiling trains are a lost art
DO NOT build or fund this idea.
It's infinite digital fentanyl, and will be the most addictive technology ever created.
So... let's not?
The tech community should shame anyone who does.
You built a shitty tool, then ran to OpenAI apologizing and asking them to ban the people who used it.
One of the sleaziest things I’ve ever seen on X.
If the Chinese government were sufficiently organized, they'd be funding opposition to data centers in the US. But the Chinese government is very organized. So they presumably already are.