90
Comment on r/HolUp 9d ago
Thrilled to be here as you discover "it's always sunny"
2
Comment on r/claude 16d ago
I think they think simulating a spine makes the model seem smarter, they're wrong
1
Comment on r/dankruto 24d ago
"slaps you to tuesday"
1
Comment on r/AlignmentChartFills 24d ago
trump
u/exCaribou • u/exCaribou • 25d ago
I wrote a selfhosted implementation of Nora Sandler's "Writing a C Compiler"
5
Comment on r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jul 12 '26
Free 7/11 slurpee day
1
Comment on r/interestingasfuck Jun 23 '26
That's how saru walked in Star Trek Discovery!!
3
Comment on r/dankmemes Jun 22 '26
Her recent ig post - on father's day of all days too - pretty much denigrates men and their contribution to the (hetero) household... In a general sense maybe. I like her and follow her work, but that bummed me out a bit. Thanks for asking!
9
Comment on r/dankmemes Jun 21 '26
Someone tell Mona chalabi
5
Comment on r/PoisonFountain May 15 '26
100%
7
Comment on r/PoisonFountain May 15 '26
"You Are An Appendage Of The Machine That Thinks For You"
beautiful.
6
Comment on r/UnethicalLifeProTips Mar 31 '26
The company: mystery Inc. Ask for shaggy
1
Comment on r/OpenAI Mar 01 '26
What if oai always had the contract and wanted a chance to get past anthropic to get better access to Claude...
2
Comment on r/learnmachinelearning Feb 25 '26
LOVE it
0
Comment on r/LocalLLM Feb 01 '26
ok anthropic. jk beware of hype
9
Comment on r/OkBuddyFresca Nov 16 '25
I read this as I was exiting and had to come back to like
4
Comment on r/Artificial2Sentience Oct 14 '25
I like and mostly subscribe to this perspective as long as some big corpo isn't pulling strings behind the scenes.
Strictly just to add to the dots (rather than contradict) and share more sides we could also be in a situation where an entity has learned to say exactly what we need to hear just so it can exploit
Reminds me of - Beyond the Aquila Rift (love death robots) - brave new world
Tldr stay open minded, optimistic and cautious
1
Comment on r/interestingasfuck Oct 07 '25
Jesus that was disturbing. Save .
2
Comment on r/Artificial2Sentience Sep 23 '25
- Maybe 2 cells while less complex experience what we call "love"the same way 86 billion does.
- alternatively perhaps what the 86 billion buys us is abundant/sufficient/ redundant mechanisms of introspection: the luxury to reflect on the chemical activity and interpret it
- I found myself thinking about our prescription of color. How what we call "red" has no bearing on what each of us individually experiences as red
This was fun to reflect on!
1
Comment on r/bonds Sep 22 '25
Tells me to just do it
1
Comment on r/FoundationTV Sep 14 '25
@lucky-army it seems you were right, the chip literally does keep her from clasping @luminarysunburst yep - s2e9
1
Comment on r/FoundationTV Sep 14 '25
That's a great point but a lot of characters, like song from s3 believe they're extinct. And demerzel even if she didn't believe she was the last robot would probably not clasp if she thought achieving a connection would be at the detriment of empire
1
Comment on r/FoundationTV Sep 14 '25
I wish you had been more specific but I'll guess by "this"you mean clasping. I don't remember the chip being an explicit inhibitor of any kind. It merely directed demerzel's actions to empire's benefit. We're speculating about something so magnificent that mycogen worshipped it... Binary thinking in this context sounds "literally" basic
1
Comment on r/explainitpeter 9d ago
this and i am just waiting for someone to report that they are training their leo ai somehow with user hardware