I think we are close to the finish line. One way or the other.
@tunguz
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Growing Up Means Understanding Multiple Perspectives in Complex Situations
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Big part of growing up is realizing that there are more than two sides in any situation.
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Rights Cannot Require Another Person’s Labor
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Something that requires someone else’s labor can’t be a right.
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Can AI Build a Simple Single-Purpose App Correctly?
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I’m talking about a very simple app that does just one thing and does it correctly. Something that even *I* could develop if someone told me what it is. If AI can’t do it then IMHO fails a very very straightforward test of intelligence.
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AI Still Struggles to Build Apps With Minimal Instructions
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NOPE NOPE AI IS STILL TOO DUMB TO BUILD EVEN A SIMPLE APP WITH JUST MINIMAL INSTRUCTIONS!!!
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90% of Recently Opened Twitter Accounts May Be Fake
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My rough estimate is at least 90% of the recently opened accounts. Can Vardar (@icanvardar) i’m convinced 75% of twitter accounts aren’t even real people — https://nitter.net/icanvardar/status/2041185735038935350#m
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AI censorship becoming more restrictive than social media cancel culture
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NGL AI usage censorship is starting to make the old social media cancel culture feel like a kiddie playground in comparison. Evgeniy Mikholap (@evgeniymikholap) 1 min of using Claude 😅 — https://nitter.net/evgeniymikholap/status/2041104232648950170#m
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What permitting requirements apply to AI systems?
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What kind of permitting is involved with these?
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Digital Computers Were a Mistake: IEEE 754 Floating Point Hack
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Digital computers were a mistake. Yaroslav Bulatov (@yaroslavvb) During last week's visit @stephen_wolfram talked about the roots of ML. Why do we use continuous numbers? He tracked it down to 1943 paper. At the time analogue computers seemed like a feasible option. Using them on digital computers needs IEEE 754 which seems like a giant hack — https://nitter.net/yaroslavvb/status/2040462121734180907#m
