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Sam Egbo retweeted
Programmed this fruit fly to goon till eternity.
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Sam Egbo retweeted
nit: when someone says 10,000 agents they really mean 1 model pursuing 10,000 threads/contexts in parallel. it's not the same diversity of thought as 10,000 people.
No one agrees on the position of the line dividing free speech and hate speech.
🇩🇪 German Chancellor Friedrich Merz just said social media should be restricted much more, then immediately shut down the free speech argument with
“Don’t come at me with Free Speech. This has nothing to do with Free Speech.”
He says the state still has to protect people from false information, which puts him right in the middle of Germany’s fight over how far government can go in policing what people see and say online.
You do not have to understand German to know how condescending he is talking here.
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Sam Egbo retweeted
Hard things do not stay hard for people who keep doing them. They stay hard for people who don't.
Think about anything you're now good at. It was hard once. Like driving a car, it felt laborious until it became automatic. The difficult became easy because you kept showing up until it became normal.
When you look at the things you've been avoiding like publishing your work or developing a skill, it has been hard for years and in all those years it has never once become easier. Avoidance is the only approach that guarantees a thing stays difficult. Even a clumsy attempt moves you somewhere. Avoiding it keeps you stuck.
And avoidance makes it worse. Every time you look away you teach yourself the thing is too big to face. The truth is the size of the task hasn't grown at all but your fear of it has been growing for years.
So there is only one way out, and it is not waiting until you feel ready, because that feeling never arrives on its own. You have to start. You make the terrible first version. The moment you begin, the thing starts becoming ordinary, because everything you do repeatedly becomes ordinary.