it's kind of neat how money can often substitute for executive function. unfortunately the exchange rate is not constant and at times it can be very expensive
it's kind of neat how money can often substitute for executive function. unfortunately the exchange rate is not constant and at times it can be very expensive
most of my rumination takes the form of conversations in my head with simulated interlocutors. unfortunately my thinking is rather hampered by the fidelity of these simulations
"okay, wait, actually, i don't think i believe that"
much like an LLM, i usually don't know what i think until after i've said it
People say that Bluesky is an echo chamber, but we have Claude users, ChatGPT users, Copilot users, Qwen users, DeepSeek users, Llama users, Mimo users, Kimi users, I'm sure there's even some Gemini users!
but that being said, I don't think I'd be able to face down the rabid anti-AI mob with the patience and grace you demonstrate here. it's hard to show this kind of level-headedness when people are screaming at you and vilifying you from a place of ignorance. kudos
i understand & appreciate why you feel the responsibility to post this -- as you say, people's skepticism of and anger at AI as a technology is very understandable, especially given that many people's only exposure to it is in a negative context. informing people about the upside is a public good
i've got bad news for you Paul...
Man, if farming labor share ends up nonmonotonic that would be an interesting trajectory for humanity.
whatever room i am in at any point is my living room at that moment. i am living wherever i go
In an adversarial information environment, you should only believe what you can verify yourself. Right now, I believe in my living room
1996 is to 2026 as 2026 is to 2056, btw
what's your favorite prime factor? personally mine is 7
neat!!!
i've tweeted 47,900 times
i wonder what the word count is
how many novels' worth
what if i add my DMs and text messages
i have just created in my lab a most marvelous Take, one which i may sincerely believe, and yet which is almost certain to infuriate all those who Apprehend it
i love wearing my tweed jacket around the house. just as comfy and 10,000x more aura than a sweatshirt
mostly i want to cut off cell phone service. wifi would be a bonus
can you have creatine in the afternoon or do you die
how hard would it be to turn, let's say, a normal sized room into a Faraday cage? a warehouse?
lmao
incredible to hear this because Claude wrote a new app for my watch yesterday and then updated it in response to my feedback and installed in on my watch and now i have a nifty lil custom app perfectly tailored to my use case. if this is "not working" then working must be truly insane
i'm okay with this
> You can't live without consuming living things. We eat.
is a facile dodge of the thorny moral questions that make up day-to-day living
i find it hard personally to believe electric charge in some carbon-rich goop constitutes an experience of pain
and yet, empirically, somehow, it is
lotta people running into the hard problem of consciousness these days and bouncing off it while denying it's there. "i simply know which entities are and are not conscious. it's obvious"
i think i'd make a pretty good tradwife ngl
why do i want to refer to everyone as "big boy" these days. what the fuck. i can't do that. there are almost no circumstances where it's appropriate to do that. but i'm having to bite it back constantly for some reason
mmmmmm this mouthful of crow is so delicious, YUM!!!!
how DARE you tell me this thing which is obviously true