Missed this when it was first going around

Leave it to fucking zuckco to figure out the worst way to make They Live happen

seems unlikely, see here for reference

well would you look at that, some consequences

“posting from the slop hole” is probably the best description possible for this, brb stealing

me here still steelman-following casey and masnick and such all like 😬😬😬

god this sounds exhausting

accountability sink go brrr

(and to step on my pedestal for a moment: turns out “flat file” semantics for reasoning about and managing computer instructions is kinda fucking terrible, who knew?! (gods I wish we could have had some of the alternatives… worse is better is why they won out, but we could do so much better with modern compute capacity…))

lol, lmao even

I wonder what will happen if people still continue (and I’m sure a few can afford to…)

but holy shit talk about absolute desperation…

^ this

all the other stuff around it is bloody unhinged, including how kent reacted when someone promoted his bot to reply in a manner that didn’t fit his deluded conception of it

from a distance, it looks like the kind of unhinged that doesn’t take much to progress into being dangerous

slowly burning through the latest BTB eps (on epstein), getting to the point in ep3 about the discussions/events around ~2016 and just … god

the remarks and then-recent actions, wrt affecting the internet and the social technological comms structure of humanity as a whole, and then rapidity of a bunch of shit starting to turn to shit 2014~2016 (as I’ve remarked on in previous posts)…

I’d want to see more threads checked into and researched in depth (and I know that some stuff (partly?) also had their own drivers), but fucking hell there’s a lot of apparent overlap. dunno if I can take on that investigation (my stats derivation/calculation skills border on a warcrime), but other than that would be interesting to see some analyses

and the W is for “wailing”

just 100 more billion bro please bro just 100 more billion bro, we’ll solve statistics bro you’ll see bro just 100 more billion bro

(and then in a year it’ll be 500b…)

ye, and they only notice when e.g. food production (that impacts them) is interrupted. outside of that you get a brief fascination with disaster porn, but never enough to do anything concrete

there’s a couple chairs I’ve seen where they’re designed for a different style of sitting, stuff coming from medical and similar worlds. I’m not familiar enough with them to have picked a specific example, but I’ve seen a couple of baytypes pick these up because someone else had one

nasb, video from a climate scientist going over the claims by promptfondler ceos

rolls 1, 1

I behold the paperclip calculator, and tremble in fear

the only revolutions these people are capable of is spinning their office chairs

…when it’s one on a swivel instead of some fixed-position ergo thing they acquired after reading a thotleader blogpost

I regret to inform you that the promptfans have a new fucked up way to thotpost:

https://nvie.com/posts/15-years-later/

Other than that, I find this whole thing mostly very saddening. Not because some company used my diagram. As I said, it’s been everywhere for 15 years and I’ve always been fine with that. What’s dispiriting is the (lack of) process and care: take someone’s carefully crafted work, run it through a machine to wash off the fingerprints, and ship it as your own.

So take your codebase, compress it as a zip at normal compression level, and then think how large the output problem space is, shrink it down quadratically, and you have a good estimate of how much ctx you need for LLMs to solve the hardest problems in your codebase at any given point during token generation

wat

I can see what they’re going for but that seems … wildly guess-y?