@edwardcurrent More like their nephew/neighbor/grandson is a burgeoning "AI designer" and offered to "hook them up with free signs" and they didn't have the heart to say "could you please try to make a less unsettling one"
@AndyMasley there's a potential anthropic argument here, if you think pleistocene climate disruptions were important in producing humans. Ice ages are much easier with land for snow to accumulate on and raise albedo. Watery poles โ warm stable climate
@NYGovPress Governor I'm skeptical overall of kalshi but the ability to hedge against FDA ratfuckery probably makes cancer moonshots more investable? You literally picked one of the very few pro-social uses of event contracts to make your point. Do better
@Barrowwight@MattBruenig@mattxyzed do a guy with $10 and a guy with $10 + a non-transferable coupon for free waterpark admission have the exact same amount of wealth?
@zunzetrider hey sunsetrider I'm curious if you've seen Bruenig's recent uploads about what he's doing with it and what your reaction is? https://t.co/2mGH56TKoi
@Johntheduncan It's also just getting obsoleted because even a very good 30m "I just found out about x, here's what I learned so far" video is already inferior to a 30m conversation with Claude about x for some x, and likely to be most x by next year.
@duns_sc0tus Meanwhile, in real life, LLMs are quirky and interesting tools that are also occasionally quite useful. Yes many people use them for things that are fruitless and/or amoral but that's really no reason to negatively polarize yourself out of living in reality.
@Skylinex13 The plot of Stage Door (1937) completely hinges on a certain character being a mediocre actress. Said character is played by Katherine Hepburn ๐คทโโ๏ธ