jae (hallowed)

jae (hallowed)

@fubarchitect.com

maybe, maybe just once, i, will get, what's coming to me

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there's plenty of evidence that the first proofs of big theorems are supplanted by later more elegant and intuitive work. my pet example is erdos-ko-rado: the original proof was a tedious double induction, the current popular textbook proof came a decade later

in contrast tho, for most people reading this, your work is 99% simple stuff that open models were sufficient for last year

Quantian@quantian.bsky.social

If you are still on the “cheap Chinese models will take share from US labs” cope train you need to get off. US labs are now distilling their own models to compete across the Pareto frontier, so Haiku is better model than Kimi at 1/8th the cost. The only reason to use it is if you MUST self-host.

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also "the sankey community" is beautiful

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if you're a professional programmer, and you have 'ops folks', they do not and have never actually trusted you, and you can treat your models like they treat you

garrison@garrison.corporate.fm

I mean it's kinda impossible to use models to write code unless you trust them

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but steve, being a credentialist little fictional weasel, needs the credit to do the work, and so we have a system to give it to him. it's rather recent, and it's not very good, and people act like it's a central pillar of society

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but steve, being a credentialist little fictional weasel, needs the credit to do the work, and so we have a system to give it to him. it's rather recent, and it's not very good, and people act like it's a central pillar of society

from my pov it also ties in to why we suck ass at history as a society; we really wanna know whodunnit, but most things aren't actually done by a person, as much as there's simply a person who is there when they are done. they are done by movements

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personally i'm excited for the proto-borg thought that promptly emerges when you can't expect to have your name on the world changing paper that's how operators are, broadly. no one gets credit for the site staying up. so it takes a type

it's sorta bullshit to credit the openai paperdump papers to "openai", but not because collective credit is bad. it's bullshit because 90+% was done before they appeared. but that means it'd also be bullshit to credit steve the math professor

math is not dead, but first-past-the-post credit in math might be, and that means a lot of individuals' motives to fuck with math might be but that's deeply distinct from math being dead!

hell yeah, starter packs in on strapd. i am unfortunately addicted to macbook tactility so this macbook being onboard should speed up The Work

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"fedora, but you sa-" shh. I love Debian but it turned out to be a huge pain in my ass to even get a baseline running in there because of the backwards packages. they were also dangerously slow for this last vuln week

hell yeah, starter packs in on strapd. i am unfortunately addicted to macbook tactility so this macbook being onboard should speed up The Work

i think i am gonna focus hard on getting the ux good on this mac, including some things not in the source material like palm reject, and then lift that wholesale to nixos; then lift *that* wholesale to strappage, compile it to fedora, and make the fedora img

The Diamond Age (1995)

dame@dame.is

my nuclear-grade AI hot take that’s sure to get me cancelled until kingdom come is that refusing to use AI at all is rapidly becoming an extremely privileged lifestyle choice that feels social justice-y while actually being the complete opposite

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prediction: if you were to peel off all the people upset about anti-ai sentiment on hn/lobsters the resulting pro-ai community would be even more annoying

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There's a tendency in anti-AI spaces to - because AI is reactionary-coded, thought to be inherently fascist - not consider the ways in which one might be falling into those same traps. I've been beating this drum for a while, but hopefully this is blatant enough to make it unambiguous.