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They actually told Trump that his intelligence was Super after his twelfth dementia eval this year

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I hate the Doomsday Clock

This reminds me of the doomsday clock and how the atomic scientists want us to believe we are several minutes closer to doomsday now than we were during the Cuban missile crisis youtube.com/shorts/j-hWe...

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YouTube video by Bennett Tomlin

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yeah, but if they felt the same precarity when things actually changed then its not actually evidence that its driven by "all been getting worse for a long time and show no signs of improving"

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Not all the things with the economy kept getting worse, several important measures for people got better

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Like things did improve

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The problem for me is that things like real wages did grow under Biden

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I don’t have any sources inside OpenAI so I can’t help you there

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I mean other people who have sources will probably eventually have their own reporting on it, for now I guess you gotta deal with the reality that this is the outlet that has it now

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So if data is the new oil is Founder LLC the new Standard

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I’m not good enough at computers to figure out how they train things, this isn’t like the old days when I was fine-tuning GPT2 on my tweets

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Enough researchers probably out their fears over the insane models in writing so that they don’t want the liability of this one

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It kinda seems whatever OpenAI is putting in the reinforcement learning water may actually be making their models a tiny bit insane

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In the Claude code harness it also seems better at taking advantage of the harness, suggesting certain things for work trees, knowing what the tools are and when to reach for them, but I don’t know if that generalizes to other harnesses

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It’s way better at investigating

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Making a to-do list also involves understanding (a portion of) your life as a collection of tasks

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(It is expensive, but Anthropic is always expensive)

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Oh man really? I’ve loved it. Better than Fable 5.1 for me

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I hope the (derogatory) came across in that post

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This sounds like something Justin Sun would launch

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I bet this lasts about as long as their NFT marketplace they thought might be bigger than their crypto marketplace

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I think it’s good when Nazis leave Nazism and mostly bad when Nazis who left Nazism minutes ago get national coverage

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They should come up with a word for people who work to become a model follower of a Nazi movement

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what do you think i'm trying to get the cascoin foundation board to do this week

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I’ll explain this post in a week or so

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It’s incredible that it’s 2026 and the statement “tether is useful for money launderers and money launderers are useful to Tether” is still true

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I’m not going on X to try to find the clip of her throwing tokens out of a toilet but it exists

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Its not clear to me that this is a violation of an enterprise level agreement

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I’m trying to write a Kafkaesque short story about that concept but I’m not Kafka

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“Scapegoat” is the stand-in term I’ve been using for companies retaining humans who are nominally responsible for checking AI agent outputs so that firms have someone to fire when compliance type issues come up

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You might never get the chance to learn how to use an agent to do your job more efficiently. One day you’ll do your work the disorganized way you have, the next day you’ll meet with a consultant who’s shadowing you to see what can be automated, and one week later you’re being retrained as scapegoat

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So you might not end up using the agent to build the tooling, but your company might hire Accenture or McKinsey to send in a team of agent using devs to automate whatever they can and insert agents where they’re reasonable

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Tons of workers have things they should automate, that was one of my jobs back when I made code

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Otherwise you just use the agent initially to build the tooling to automate things

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You only need the agent when you need to simulate some amount of “judgement” around the inputs

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I mean if your task is structured enough you don’t need an agent at all

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And another 2 data centers since

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Denver population (proper not metro) grew by the equivalent of 7 data centers from 2010-2020

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Political poison for GOP to appropriate tax money for that, and may even be worse to add it on a fee to businesses you’re regulating, that’s red tape, that’s anti-innovation, that’s a whole bunch of BS they don’t actually believe but have to say

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Yeah but the SEC is under resourced and for the CFTC’s enforcement budget to match the SEC (not enough) it would need to grow by like 1,200%. Get every GOP member to agree to get executed if they fail to raise the CFTC budget by that much and I’ll believe them, otherwise there’s zero chance

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Like it wouldn’t make sense for any legislator who actually cared about regulation to give in on that point, because the GOP demonstrably hates funding regulators and sometimes even steals money from regulators for other purposes even when it’s constitutionally forbidden

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