Yes. Also exercise reduces the risk, and COVID has plausibly caused a long-term reduction in exercise levels.
Good piece, and ditto. Really the worst part for me was just not being able to eat for 24 hours before; the actual procedure was painless.
So the food got better from 2000 to 2022 and only since then has gotten worse?
I've been happy with Samsung's 27" 5k which has a decent clip-on camera: https://www.samsung.com/us/monitors/flat/27-viewfinity-s9-5k...
"They've specifically avoided trying" is also a possibility. Because what do they do if they actually find a critical flaw? Publishing leads to mass chaos. If they don't publish but it leaks, also mass chaos. (Probably…
But this is the age when large government is generally seen as undesirable or a threat to the individual Donald Trump would agree that the government should have a large amount of power.
The correct takeaway from this is that the AMT should be reformed, not that seizing large portions of founders' companies is fine.
that would still only account for a 6x increase in revenue-- not the 10x increase that they need to fulfill their contracts Assuming you're talking about the $600 billion or so over the next decade, they don't need a 6x…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
If the rich guy loses $1000 and you lose $10, is that good?
Did it catastrophically flop so the cinemas are ditching screenings? Yes. This story is a perfect example of being deceptive while not saying anything that's false. They conveniently leave out the abysmal revenue…
I think we'll see a lot less people willing to share if the end result is just to feed the machine no matter how they arrived at it. I don't see why I should care about this any more than I cared about "somebody I don't…
Give it another 6-12 months until the big AI shops shut those capabilities down and running local ones becomes cost prohibitive I don't expect that to happen, but I do expect Apple et al to spend trillions of tokens…
People enjoy different things. Its not strange. Yes! Which means that the argument frequently seen here of "AI is terrible because everyone hates using it" is not valid.
Interesting, reminds me of the Stroop test where people have to say what color a word is written in, except the word is "red" and the color is blue. I wonder if a sufficiently smart LLM would recognize the difficulty…
Ok, can you list which diseases and conditions we should not be trying to treat because evil rich people would benefit?
Correct. To be fair, housing costs are out of control in many areas. But this is almost entirely due to governments preventing housing from being built, so it's baffling to see so many people blame this on "capitalism".
I understand that sentiment, but I don't think it really counts if the only reason you were able to do something first is that others were forbidden from using an AI that would have done it faster.
We do for seniors, who are much more expensive than average due to medical costs. In a hypothetical future where AI is much more productive than humans we could easily extend that to everyone.
The Housing Theory of Everything is underappreciated: https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-every...
This is not a reasonable take in 2026. The proofs are valid. You can even check the Jacobian counterexample yourself with pencil and paper.
Yes, the classic marketing ploy of making false reports to the FBI.
Seems like it, and that's probably not a bad thing. Most companies have no need for git's distributed functionality, and even most open source projects just treat Github (or whatever) as the single source of truth.
335 according to https://github.com/jeff87654/busy-beaver/blob/main/ZF/README...
I feel it’s the ultimate hubris to think we can cheat death. And if we were meant to fly we'd have wings, and diseases are the gods punishing us for our sins. Moreover, why would you want immortality? I don't know about…
Yes. Also exercise reduces the risk, and COVID has plausibly caused a long-term reduction in exercise levels.
Good piece, and ditto. Really the worst part for me was just not being able to eat for 24 hours before; the actual procedure was painless.
So the food got better from 2000 to 2022 and only since then has gotten worse?
I've been happy with Samsung's 27" 5k which has a decent clip-on camera: https://www.samsung.com/us/monitors/flat/27-viewfinity-s9-5k...
"They've specifically avoided trying" is also a possibility. Because what do they do if they actually find a critical flaw? Publishing leads to mass chaos. If they don't publish but it leaks, also mass chaos. (Probably…
But this is the age when large government is generally seen as undesirable or a threat to the individual Donald Trump would agree that the government should have a large amount of power.
The correct takeaway from this is that the AMT should be reformed, not that seizing large portions of founders' companies is fine.
that would still only account for a 6x increase in revenue-- not the 10x increase that they need to fulfill their contracts Assuming you're talking about the $600 billion or so over the next decade, they don't need a 6x…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
If the rich guy loses $1000 and you lose $10, is that good?
Did it catastrophically flop so the cinemas are ditching screenings? Yes. This story is a perfect example of being deceptive while not saying anything that's false. They conveniently leave out the abysmal revenue…
I think we'll see a lot less people willing to share if the end result is just to feed the machine no matter how they arrived at it. I don't see why I should care about this any more than I cared about "somebody I don't…
Give it another 6-12 months until the big AI shops shut those capabilities down and running local ones becomes cost prohibitive I don't expect that to happen, but I do expect Apple et al to spend trillions of tokens…
People enjoy different things. Its not strange. Yes! Which means that the argument frequently seen here of "AI is terrible because everyone hates using it" is not valid.
Interesting, reminds me of the Stroop test where people have to say what color a word is written in, except the word is "red" and the color is blue. I wonder if a sufficiently smart LLM would recognize the difficulty…
Ok, can you list which diseases and conditions we should not be trying to treat because evil rich people would benefit?
Correct. To be fair, housing costs are out of control in many areas. But this is almost entirely due to governments preventing housing from being built, so it's baffling to see so many people blame this on "capitalism".
I understand that sentiment, but I don't think it really counts if the only reason you were able to do something first is that others were forbidden from using an AI that would have done it faster.
We do for seniors, who are much more expensive than average due to medical costs. In a hypothetical future where AI is much more productive than humans we could easily extend that to everyone.
The Housing Theory of Everything is underappreciated: https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-every...
This is not a reasonable take in 2026. The proofs are valid. You can even check the Jacobian counterexample yourself with pencil and paper.
Yes, the classic marketing ploy of making false reports to the FBI.
Seems like it, and that's probably not a bad thing. Most companies have no need for git's distributed functionality, and even most open source projects just treat Github (or whatever) as the single source of truth.
335 according to https://github.com/jeff87654/busy-beaver/blob/main/ZF/README...
I feel it’s the ultimate hubris to think we can cheat death. And if we were meant to fly we'd have wings, and diseases are the gods punishing us for our sins. Moreover, why would you want immortality? I don't know about…