Augusto

#PARMERA, Tecnologia, Mercados Financeiros, Música, Cinema

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@barraes Os relatos sobre suas experiências e o modo com que você lida com as situações tem me ajudado e inspirado (minha mãe também sofre desse mal). Obrigado por compartilhar e desejo que você tenha forças e condições pra continuar fazendo sempre o melhor pela sua mãe. Um abraço!

[BBC News Brasil @bbcbrasil]

#VÍDEO Os judeus ultraortodoxos apaixonados por #capoeira em Israel

[🅱🅔🅝 @ben_mathes]

We mix up AI brains with AI people. That is where we fail. We see the large language model (LLM) act, and we think it acts like a person. We give it jobs only people should do. Management. Therapy. Dating. These are tasks for humans. For beings with accountability.

IBM saw this problem long ago. They said a computer cannot be held accountable. So, a computer should not make management decisions. This idea holds true. An LLM learns patterns. It does not feel. It does not take responsibility. We must update the old IBM rule to fit new machines. If it cannot be held accountable, it should not act in a role that requires accountability.

Consider where LLMs fail: Dating apps using LLMs to chat for you. They create a false person. A therapist LLM offers advice without true understanding or empathy. Without the ability to truly care or be responsible for harm. These are extreme examples of confusing intelligence with personhood.

Now, consider where LLMs succeed. We use them for tasks that do not demand personhood. An LLM notices shared interests between coworkers. It suggests document edits. It drafts initial documents. These are tools. They augment human work. They do not replace human essence.

The line is clear. Do not ask a tool to be a person. Do not confuse pattern recognition with true understanding. Do not give a machine a job that needs a soul or a conscience.

[qm @quantymacro]

new post dropped

long, long, long thoughts on backtesting in low frequency space.

ref: @macrocephalopod @therobotjames @choffstein @__paleologo @ThePythonQuant @experquisite (yes I did say it's long)

as usual giving access to some who RT

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@crisinveste 48, R$ 1042

[MrBeast @MrBeast]

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made)

I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@FlavioAragao93 Usei pra fazer risoto e ficou ótimo 👍🏼. Valeu a pena

[Linus ✦ Ekenstam @LinusEkenstam]

Instant dubbing + lip sync with @HeyGen_Official

80% of the worlds population does not speak English.

Having the ability to not only voice clone and dub your content into more languages but also do lip sync is a game changer!

Below I (AI) speak 8 languages...

🧵 A thread

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@fasc1nate Don’t Wanna Be Anywhere , La Luz

[Pedro Torrijos @Pedro_Torrijos]

En 2004, doscientos anarcocapitalistas se mudaron a un pueblo de New Hampshire para transformarlo en su utopía: sin impuestos, sin planeamiento urbano, sin recogida de basuras...

Diez años después, el sueño terminó destruido por osos mutantes. En serio.

Está es la historia: Grafton es un pueblito tranquilo entre los bosques de Nueva Inglaterra. Bueno, *era* un pueblito tranquilo hasta que, en 2004, un grupo de "libertarians" que se habían conocido en foros de internet, (en su mayoría anarcocapitalistas) decidieron que era el lugar perfecto para poner en práctica un experimento que demostrase que las ideas de máxima libertad y mínima intervención pública eran el estado perfecto para el desarrollo del ser humano. Lo llamaron Free Town Project.

Dicho y hecho, unos 200 se mudaron a Grafton y, en poco tiempo, consiguieron reducir el ya exiguo presupuesto municipal en un 30% a costa de servicios públicos que consideraban innecesarios: mantenimiento de carreteras, planeamiento urbano o recogida de basuras.

Las cosas fueron más o menos bien durante un tiempo: se abrieron socavones que nadie reparaba, se declararon incendios que nadie apagaba y se cometió el primer asesinato en la historia del pueblo (por una disputa vecinal). Pero nada que no resolviesen una camionetas gigantes y un buen montón de armas. Supongo que es el precio que se paga por vivir en, ejem, la arcadia de la libertad absoluta.

Pero entonces llegaron los osos.

Alrededor de 2010, unos cuantos osos negros, que teóricamente no son agresivos con los humanos, comenzaron a internarse en los terrenos de los graftonitas. En realidad es posible que, al haber eliminado el planeamiento urbano, fuesen los graftonitas quienes ampliaron sus parcelas hasta el territorio de los osos, pero ese no era el verdadero problema. El verdadero problema era que la basura de los humanos huele MUY bien.

Veamos, el anarquismo (sea capitalista o no) requiere de un fuerte compromiso con la responsabilidad individual. Sin embargo, parece que muchos de estos mendas pasaban de lo de la responsabilidad y estaban allí solo por lo de no pagar impuestos. Se ve que no conocían al oso Yogui porque, como habían eliminado el servicio de recogida de basuras y hasta el mandato de meter la basura en cubos a prueba de osos (sí, eso existe), pues resulta que los osos dijeron "Mmmm, deliciosos emparedados de excursionistas". Y allá que se fueron en manada.

Claro, los restos de comida humana tienen un huevo de sal y azúcar, así que son mucho más sabrosos y MUCHO MÁS CALÓRICOS que las bayas y los salmones de los bosques, así que empezaron a llegar más y más osos, que dormían menos, hibernaban menos y estaban cada vez más espídicos y agresivos. Una suerte de osos mutantes drogadictos (pero sin cocaína).

Además, los plantígrados recibían mensajes confusos de los graftonianos, porque unos les lanzaban petardos, otros les disparaban, pero otros LES OFRECIAN TARTAS Y PASTELES.

Con la cosa un poco descontrolada, los anarcocapitalistas pidieron ayuda al Servicio de Caza y Pesca de New Hampshire, que les dijo algo así como "Chachos, este es el estado del 'Live Free or Die'. Apañaoslas vosotros".

Al final, en 2014, y con el pueblo hecho un poco una pena, los anarcocaps dieron por terminado el Free Town Project. Unos cuantos se fueron y otros se quedaron, pero entre todos acordaron que el presupuesto municipal aumentase hasta 1.5 millones de dólares: un 50% más que el que había antes de que llegaran.

[Ouriço de cartola @cegadede]

Deixa o tio Ouriço falar sobre viés de autoseleção para vocês.

Já viu perfis que se dizem do mercado financeiro e vendem cursos e mentorias de como ganhar dinheiro escrevendo burrices extremas nesta rede social?

Isso tem método.

[Pedro Cerize @PedroCerize]

Nada é mais deprimente que sugerir a um jovem que viva pra sempre como um pobre para um dia poder morrer rico!

Vai trabalhar mais, ganhar mais, gastar mais…. Não morre agora não. Melhor acumular histórias que dinheiro no banco.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Hedy Lamarr was a Hollywood actress in the 1940s and 1950s, and she was considered "the most beautiful woman in the world" during her time. She began her acting career in Austria and became notorious for being the first woman to simulate an orgasm on screen in 1933. It was during this time that she also got married to Friedrich Mandl, a Vienna-based arms dealer with ties to Mussolini and later Hitler.

The marriage did not last long. In her own words, she wrote, "I knew very soon that I could never be an actress while I was his wife... He was the absolute monarch in his marriage... I was like a doll. I was like a thing, some object of art which had to be guarded and imprisoned, having no mind, no life of its own." According to her autobiography, she disguised herself as one of the maids and managed to flee to Paris. Others say she convinced her husband to wear all of her jewelry for a dinner party and then disappeared afterwards.

She eventually booked a liner to New York, where she met the head of MGM, who was impressed enough to offer her a $500-a-week contract to work as an actress. In 1938, she arrived in Hollywood and went on to star in several movies, working with the likes of Clark Gable and James Stewart.

Beyond her acting career, Lamarr was also a scientist and co-patented spread-spectrum technology during World War II to prevent the Nazis from jamming navy torpedoes. However, her invention was rejected and wouldn't be implemented until the Cold War in 1962. The technology would eventually be used in developing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology.

[IP Capital Partners @IPCapitalPart]

Até pouco tempo atrás, diplomatas da ONU em Nova Iorque estavam isentos de pagar multas de estacionamento. Apesar disso, as multas continuavam a ser emitidas. Quer saber a nacionalidade dos diplomatas mais multados?

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@LucasCostaAT 50 Trades in 50 Weeks
https://t.co/he9bpDqJzR
Haymaker
https://t.co/jezpQu6xib
Dr. Pippa's Pen & Podcast
https://t.co/EDJNh13uOm

[Swann Marcus @SwannMarcus89]

My favorite Greek Taxes story:

Greece has a tax on pools so people wouldn't tell the government they had a pool. The government started using Google Earth to find people avoiding the tax and someone in Greece invented floating tiles to hide your pool from satellite imagery

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@JasonVieira

[Augusto @augustoc75]

@rodrigo_natali O dólar futuro parece comportado demais, concorda? Penso que se não fosse o custo do carrego seria uma aposta assimétrica, o que acha?