It was a mistake to call Chain of Thought by that name, because now people think it actually represents a thought process rather than some thought-inspired intermediate output that affects final output in ways we don't yet fully understand, sometimes better when it is nonsense
@jodiecongirl That plus their slop glorifying algorithm has me wondering who took their data science south.
LI, for like 3 or 4 good years, used to be a delightful place
i am convinced that one of their analysts told them that more active users had higher LTV is some way and the company blindly decided this relationship was causal and tried to pull the activity lever
Remember folks, they're all about "ethics" and "safety" this money is just the cost of bringing us utopia through beneficial "artificial general intelligence" and preventing the bad guys from creating the machine devil that will kill us all.
https://t.co/VlZZ7yGg2h
AI is weird and mathy, so people love using their knowledge of AI to flex on others. Peer pressure is a bitch so we've hit the point where questioning any aspect of AI's usefulness or ROI makes you look like a depraved luddite who thinks that the sun revolves around the earth.
weird how masculinity is innate and natural but there are a million accounts on here dictating the specific ways masculinity is allowed to be expressed
Made this for some friends in a book club (Causal AI by Robert Ness), but figured more folks oughta see how @marimo_io forces good behaviors in notebooks.
This is a teensy tiny bit of why I like it. Worth looking at if you prototype in notebooks and want tight, transferable code
Since Out-Of-Pocket started in Feb 2020, I've written 267 posts! Approximately once a week for 6.5 years, and ~1800 pages total
More than anything, I'm proud of the posts. I've never really used clickbait or current events, I've always tried to give nuanced views of healthcare issues, and I try to put out ideas on how we can fix the healthcare system.
And also...I have basically used new meme formats for every post. You have no idea how difficult that is lol, honestly probably the hardest part.
I've been told I need to be more celebratory in the milestones. Keeping a writing cadence is hard, but I've enjoyed every minute of it.
Founders overestimate how hard it is to become a top 100 expert on most subjects.
For most things you need to solve, there’s usually a very clear path: just go do the work, obsessively, and become friends with everyone else doing it.