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He has weird stubby little dolphin feet I KNOW DOLPHINS DON'T HAVE FEET I was saying his feet are shaped like dolphins OH MY GODD
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Well that was a whole bunch of shite wasn’t it? I’m not even seeing the same level of MAGA excitement online as 2016 All they seem capable of is shouting “that didn’t age well”, “cry harder” then throwing slurs around. Very low energy from them. No enthusiasm. Sad
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mini rant: the illusion LLMs are intelligent comes from their massive scale. it is hard to visualize, but these things memorized the WHOLE internet. everything you've ever asked it, either has been solved before, or is a simple combination of existing solutions. but that's still an illusion. when LLMs face a problem that require a NEW solution - one of original shape, one it has never seen before - they fail. it is that simple. that's what my example shows. i took as simple problem - inverting a binary tree - and added a few constraints to make sure the solution is unique and not in the dataset, forcing it to actually SOLVE it itself. and, surprise - it can't! and I must stress this isn't about THIS problem. but about all. LLMs can't solve ANY problem, at all. it can only spit a memorized solution. if nobody posts this solution online, not even GPT-6, opus-5, or o3, will be able to solve *this very prompt*. I'm betting on that. the inability to create new solutions imply LLMs won't invent new science. yes, they will completely change the world as we know it. they'll have a higher impact than computers and the internet. but, unless a new kind AI emerges, we're still on our own when it comes to curing cancer or making superconductors.
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Basically rewatching an old TV series right now. If I'm feeling stressed, I'll just chill on the sofa, snacks, watch an episode. Middle of the workday? Feeling overwhelmed? BAM. TV time. Forget the gym, forget meditation. Goblin mode for an hour.
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This also goes hand in hand with the realisation that maybe 25%-50% of what I do Isn't Actually That Important and I can just optimise my schedule to get a spare hour every day.
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Replying to @mulberryjane
I held a seminar on reporting to c120 people and instead of saying 'special booking fees' I said 'fcking special bees'. Luckily, they laughed.
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‘Sausages’ is nothing I stood in front of 200 people at a professional conference and said ‘spreadshit’ rather than ‘spreadsheet’ It got no better as i fell down the two steps when leaving the stage and said ‘balls’ loudly whilst still miked up #Sausages #LabourConference24
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HOLY FUCK THIS PLACE IS A SHITHOLE I ponder the reasons why I’m still here. So far conclusion is that it’s a mix of apathy, masochism and schadenfreude. By the gods it really is mostly the dregs of humanity who remain in this hell pit. And the bots, of course. Oh, the bots.
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If you’re still here having Strong Opinions About Things you can rest assured it’s less than pointless and more than likely you’re just fuelling a fire that ultimately is designed to burn the things you love.
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But the only meagre position left to take on this site worth taking any more is that it’s nowhere near as much fun wasting time on here as it used to be.
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Heh, yeah that’s the part that makes me most cynical. Follow the money. Literally all of tech is in harms way one way or another if AI falls through.
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I mean don’t get me wrong it’s still extremely useful tech. But anyone throwing humanity under the bus because they foresee the dawn of the Digital God is a fool.
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Right, I'm off again. This place is - as always - a dopamine factory of attention-grabbing hype and nothing but a pathway to long-term mental illness. Just a heap of s**t masquerading as a social network site.
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For example, several years ago I started learning Blender and 3D rendering, it was fun and rewarding and an interesting challenge. Now? It feels rather futile. *Could* I still do it? Of course. Do I actually *want* to? Not really. Something important there has been diminished.
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Ultimately, what's the point? It would only be for me. It becomes harder to even share genuine effort and passion without it being overwhelmed by AI noise. I genuinely don't think we truly understand what we're losing yet. We will, some day.
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Learning Blender 😘💋
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A teacher once said I was lazy because I did all of my work as quickly as I could so that I could spend more time doing nothing. 30 years later and I still don’t see what the fucking problem was
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the real trick to worldbuilding is to make the moon fucked up. you don’t even have to explain it. just fuck up that moon it’s always cool
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Buildren retweeted
People Born in 1990-2005, how’s life?
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You don’t need to wash bagged salad before you eat it
Tell me your most radical position that cannot be placed on the left-right political spectrum
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I keep having to mentally remind myself which is the bad and the good Molyneux and sometimes I'm not so sure.
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(to clarify though, he is always the good Molyneux in any scenario)
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People Born in 1990-2005, how’s life?
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Do something that scares you every day. If you do that, then each day, little by little, you will be scared. Every day will be scary, and your life will be very scary. 💫
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