Hey, that’s Joe Rogan in a nutshell
It’s the win at any cost mindset with the post hoc rationalization that intelligent people can do with politics being utterly corrupt to stop this mess. We should really get money out of politics. SV is the new…
high token usage but where is the value? How come the other s&p companies aren't killing it?
they are probably gonna target these AI nerds next
yea, Chinese ladies use those crazy filters and i was shocked to find out how they looked like in real life.
really depends on what you work on and risk profile of such projects and your level. I'm sure if i worked at a startup just responsible for shipping features as fast as possible, i'd be going all in. At my work, finding…
to AI verbosity and weird use of diction is natural, to humans it makes it hard to parse. The number of time i start reading long winded AI written design docs, and i just can't get into the flow after reading a few…
This really only applies to certain class of SV people who've ridden the tech wave by arriving at the correct time.
seems to be a general rule of life, some people are just born with the right combination to be really good at a certain game at a certain point in time. The only issue with wealth is that they can influence other games…
my big issue isn't even the taxes, it's the fact that the money could easily disappear in bureaucracy even if it is collected. smh - the whole system needs a reboot.
i 100% doubt, one guy could disrupt the SV ecosystem - they might threaten to leave but they'll come back. The network and culture of SV which made these guys insanely rich is not something a few people moving away can…
it's pretty scary to think that your last bastion of improving your self in this world (your mind) might get taken away too - then we'll essentially have fixed positions where capital owners and their offspring are…
the reason bay area is so powerful is the network of all the smart people there, capital is a part of it but i think the concentration of smart people is much more important so this notion of capital flight because of…
one one hand, i think showmanship can be used to generate interest for something that is far off and thus allow humans to pursue long term goals and i think elon has used this tactic in the past for the right reasons…
yea but you have much more leverage over humans than you do over some company who spends it's time trying to see how it can squeeze it's customers.
no, i'd be more convinced if positions drop for tier 4 companies where everything is a mess. Companies like Anthropic have every incentive to build their system around AI accessibility and understanding.
If LLM's are supposed to get smarter, wouldn't they be able to wield agents for you? Seems like a skill with a short shelf life. In my day to day work i just use claude and it seems to spin up agents as it sees fit so…
this definitely seemed like something claude generated, i know because i frequently do all my research in chat and then ask it to generate a doc based on what we talked about and when i read what it generates the…
network, status etc...
probably assortive mating by education / income level which seems to be getting more and more common.
the rich in society (corps, individuals) are so absurdly rich that they can keep throwing money till something sticks with almost 0 risk. If you believe AI is something civilizationally transformational which it is…
AI will just create a bimodal society which already seems to be developing. You get people who'll use AI for what it's good for and people who'll stop use their brain and critical thinking skills until we develop 'real'…
They aren't just ideas, i read that in semiconductor manufacturing these old heads have a tremendous amount of process knowledge that's never been written down.
LLM's are very outcome oriented and i think this is where your observation comes from. You tell LLM you want something, it doesn't even question the premise and just starts calculating 100 different ways to get there.…
Well it depends on how humans organize society and what these autonomous AI agents actually become - In an ideal world, i wouldn't mind spending my time riding my bike, reading or doing things i intrinsically value and…
Hey, that’s Joe Rogan in a nutshell
It’s the win at any cost mindset with the post hoc rationalization that intelligent people can do with politics being utterly corrupt to stop this mess. We should really get money out of politics. SV is the new…
high token usage but where is the value? How come the other s&p companies aren't killing it?
they are probably gonna target these AI nerds next
yea, Chinese ladies use those crazy filters and i was shocked to find out how they looked like in real life.
really depends on what you work on and risk profile of such projects and your level. I'm sure if i worked at a startup just responsible for shipping features as fast as possible, i'd be going all in. At my work, finding…
to AI verbosity and weird use of diction is natural, to humans it makes it hard to parse. The number of time i start reading long winded AI written design docs, and i just can't get into the flow after reading a few…
This really only applies to certain class of SV people who've ridden the tech wave by arriving at the correct time.
seems to be a general rule of life, some people are just born with the right combination to be really good at a certain game at a certain point in time. The only issue with wealth is that they can influence other games…
my big issue isn't even the taxes, it's the fact that the money could easily disappear in bureaucracy even if it is collected. smh - the whole system needs a reboot.
i 100% doubt, one guy could disrupt the SV ecosystem - they might threaten to leave but they'll come back. The network and culture of SV which made these guys insanely rich is not something a few people moving away can…
it's pretty scary to think that your last bastion of improving your self in this world (your mind) might get taken away too - then we'll essentially have fixed positions where capital owners and their offspring are…
the reason bay area is so powerful is the network of all the smart people there, capital is a part of it but i think the concentration of smart people is much more important so this notion of capital flight because of…
one one hand, i think showmanship can be used to generate interest for something that is far off and thus allow humans to pursue long term goals and i think elon has used this tactic in the past for the right reasons…
yea but you have much more leverage over humans than you do over some company who spends it's time trying to see how it can squeeze it's customers.
no, i'd be more convinced if positions drop for tier 4 companies where everything is a mess. Companies like Anthropic have every incentive to build their system around AI accessibility and understanding.
If LLM's are supposed to get smarter, wouldn't they be able to wield agents for you? Seems like a skill with a short shelf life. In my day to day work i just use claude and it seems to spin up agents as it sees fit so…
this definitely seemed like something claude generated, i know because i frequently do all my research in chat and then ask it to generate a doc based on what we talked about and when i read what it generates the…
network, status etc...
probably assortive mating by education / income level which seems to be getting more and more common.
the rich in society (corps, individuals) are so absurdly rich that they can keep throwing money till something sticks with almost 0 risk. If you believe AI is something civilizationally transformational which it is…
AI will just create a bimodal society which already seems to be developing. You get people who'll use AI for what it's good for and people who'll stop use their brain and critical thinking skills until we develop 'real'…
They aren't just ideas, i read that in semiconductor manufacturing these old heads have a tremendous amount of process knowledge that's never been written down.
LLM's are very outcome oriented and i think this is where your observation comes from. You tell LLM you want something, it doesn't even question the premise and just starts calculating 100 different ways to get there.…
Well it depends on how humans organize society and what these autonomous AI agents actually become - In an ideal world, i wouldn't mind spending my time riding my bike, reading or doing things i intrinsically value and…