Have you seen @norabelrose.bsky.social 's optimists.ai/2024/03/10/d... ? This is literally the only time I heard an AI optimist explain the AI doom position in detail _before_ arguing against it. Others seem to be dismissing the arguments before understanding them.
Deconstructing Bostrom’s Argument for AI Doom
I had a pretty great discussion with social psychologist and philosopher Lance Bush recently about the orthogonality thesis, which ended up turning into a broader analysis of Nick Bostrom’s a…
optimists.ai
March 3, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Have you seen @norabelrose.bsky.social 's optimists.ai/2024/03/10/d... ? This is literally the only time I heard an AI optimist explain the AI doom position in detail _before_ arguing against it. Others seem to be dismissing the arguments before understanding them.
Indeed! Since the day is over, here is the answer in ROT13:
haqrsvarq :: UnfPnyyFgnpx => n
haqrsvarq :: UnfPnyyFgnpx => n
January 23, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Indeed! Since the day is over, here is the answer in ROT13:
haqrsvarq :: UnfPnyyFgnpx => n
haqrsvarq :: UnfPnyyFgnpx => n
Oh, that video isn't an intro to React (only the first 10 seconds are).
For the category theory point of view, perhaps the paper "Declarative UIs are the Future — And the Future is Comonadic!"? I think he claims that each UI frameworks including React embodies a different comonad.
For the category theory point of view, perhaps the paper "Declarative UIs are the Future — And the Future is Comonadic!"? I think he claims that each UI frameworks including React embodies a different comonad.
January 23, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Oh, that video isn't an intro to React (only the first 10 seconds are).
For the category theory point of view, perhaps the paper "Declarative UIs are the Future — And the Future is Comonadic!"? I think he claims that each UI frameworks including React embodies a different comonad.
For the category theory point of view, perhaps the paper "Declarative UIs are the Future — And the Future is Comonadic!"? I think he claims that each UI frameworks including React embodies a different comonad.
e.g. the first 10 seconds of this video summarizes what's good about react and teaches it with examples 🧑🍳👌
youtu.be/DIFPVCcolO8?...
youtu.be/DIFPVCcolO8?...
January 23, 2025 at 1:08 AM
e.g. the first 10 seconds of this video summarizes what's good about react and teaches it with examples 🧑🍳👌
youtu.be/DIFPVCcolO8?...
youtu.be/DIFPVCcolO8?...
My wife participated in a contest contest about generating blog posts using AI. Her approach was to proof-read and fact-check each post. At first it looked like the guy who just generated 1000 garbage posts per day would win, but then Google caught him and delisted all his posts 👏
January 3, 2025 at 2:07 PM
My wife participated in a contest contest about generating blog posts using AI. Her approach was to proof-read and fact-check each post. At first it looked like the guy who just generated 1000 garbage posts per day would win, but then Google caught him and delisted all his posts 👏
As for why filtering spam is easier: spam wants to sound fake because they only want gullible people to enter the costlier part of the funnel.
www.reddit.com/r/explainlik...
www.reddit.com/r/explainlik...
January 3, 2025 at 2:36 AM
As for why filtering spam is easier: spam wants to sound fake because they only want gullible people to enter the costlier part of the funnel.
www.reddit.com/r/explainlik...
www.reddit.com/r/explainlik...
Actually, they succeeded! My wife used to make SEO websites for a living, but Google killed that entire industry in 2023. At the cost of lower quality search results: my wife and others were pouring their souls into making good contents for both humans and machines! SEO ≠ spam.
January 3, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Actually, they succeeded! My wife used to make SEO websites for a living, but Google killed that entire industry in 2023. At the cost of lower quality search results: my wife and others were pouring their souls into making good contents for both humans and machines! SEO ≠ spam.
My wife used to hire writers to write these preambles, they write surprisingly fast. Then she used AI. And these days she's dropping the preamble because Google killed SEO, so she can finally focus on the recipe itself 😅
December 20, 2024 at 6:11 PM
My wife used to hire writers to write these preambles, they write surprisingly fast. Then she used AI. And these days she's dropping the preamble because Google killed SEO, so she can finally focus on the recipe itself 😅
Wow, I would love to work on a programming language (more specifically Klister github.com/gelisam/klister) full time! How long did it take you to get enough sponsorships to make that sustainable?
github.com
November 18, 2024 at 1:22 AM
Wow, I would love to work on a programming language (more specifically Klister github.com/gelisam/klister) full time! How long did it take you to get enough sponsorships to make that sustainable?
I recently added you via the Functional Programming starter pack bsky.app/profile/leos...
bsky.app
November 15, 2024 at 5:38 PM
I recently added you via the Functional Programming starter pack bsky.app/profile/leos...
I'll try: do you live in a city where bikes are often stolen?
November 12, 2024 at 11:40 AM
I'll try: do you live in a city where bikes are often stolen?
I now see how the "over several years" part might be discouraging but you have to understand that there wasn't a much learning material as today in 2006
November 10, 2024 at 12:59 PM
I now see how the "over several years" part might be discouraging but you have to understand that there wasn't a much learning material as today in 2006
Persevere! I gave up and tried many times over many years and now Haskell is like my number one attribute, e.g. a friend made a Haskell-themed cake for my birthday
November 10, 2024 at 12:31 PM
Persevere! I gave up and tried many times over many years and now Haskell is like my number one attribute, e.g. a friend made a Haskell-themed cake for my birthday