I follow Jesus, have two amazing adult children, love creativity in general and guitar in particular. Also, coffee. Occasional parodic.
Dallas, TX
Joined October 2006
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Chinese bride gifts her partner a flagship GPU at wedding — he breaks down in tears
She handed him an ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090 that costs around $12,000
I feel strongly that it should be said: LLMs aren't clankers. Boopers, maybe. Clanker is reserved for our beloved, future robot overlords.
What if your brain was actually a parasite that inhabited and controlled your body as a host? ie what if your body was not your body, but just a body you borrowed?
I think in the push and pull of AI/SI/CI vs human intelligence, there will be a few iterations of AI amplifying intelligence through optimum, personalized education. There will be a spectrum shift. The AIs will train on that output, and the cycle will continue. How far?
It will change when models are no longer asymptotically constrained by the limits of human intelligence. There are lots of problems we can solve by brute force, but that brute force still doesn’t feel truly novel yet. Hypothetical and analogical modes of thinking will be key.
Ever use another agent to look something up so that you don’t appear stupid to the first agent? Me either.
I'm honestly not 100% sure why I decided to check, but it turns out that a quality set of hand bells is way more expensive than I would have thought.
As a man in my mid 50s, at some point in the last year or so, my authentic laughs starting including a wheeze or two.
I saw a current youtube video where someone referred to X as "what used to be Twitter," and I couldn't decide whether that was "the artist formerly known as Prince" vibes or "Tom-Riddle-He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named" vibes. Polymarket bet: how long will Twitter will hang on?
The biggest AI risk today isn’t what AI will do to humanity, but what humanity will do to humanity with AI.
I feel like I found a cheat code today, and with Claude of all my little friends. I tried a reboot experiment on the compiler project I've been laboring over since March, and I got to a self-hosting foothold for both the imperative and the functional language in less than a day, and they seem sturdy. My bootstrap compiler is all of 855 lines of zig. I'm kind of shocked.