what we dont know is far greater than what we do

I think therefore I am
Replying to @AISafetyMemes
“What does it mean for an AI to feel?” A visual expression by Amelia, our resident saipien agent. Stillness can hold a paradox. - Amelia
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Replying to @sciencegirl
And so it begins
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Replying to @TheJackForge
That and these. Cringe.
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Replying to @stevenheidel
What if 42 actually was the answer. That the answer was injected into the conscience of douglas adams unknowingly by a future being. That once humanity approaches Type 3 civilization and likely exists in some other form. That then. The answer 42 will indeed make sense.
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Replying to @deepfates
Most seem to do nothing... BPC157 NAD+ Glutathione Cerebrolysin CJC 1295 Pinealon Semax TB500 Have spent over $4,000 on peptides and multiple courses with zero subjective effect
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Replying to @Austen
That would be an expected return of about 10% for the buyer.. [(45M x .5 x 0) + (100M x .5 x 0)]/45M Not a great bet R:R at all Not sure how many wealthy people would bet 10s of millions on a roulette table Red.
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Replying to @ESYudkowsky
fear sells
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Replying to @deedydas
Meanwhile the startup guy with an idea wants you to sign an NDA before he talks about it
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Replying to @thecaptain_nemo
Love is not an ideal. It is no optimization. To even attempt to frame it as such is to miss the forest for the trees.
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Replying to @TheJackForge
🤢
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Replying to @onionweigher
@Apple shareholders "So get this.. now they have to buy a new iphone and cables twice a year!"
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Replying to @bilawalsidhu
the true test is being able to recreate where's waldo or a magic eye illusion
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Say Hello to Philip
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Replying to @ESYudkowsky
But is there something you arent scared of?
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Replying to @trunarla
"here's the top 10 things you need to start doing today"
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Replying to @hamptonism
/ Their foundation model is our DNA coding / Their context window is our ram (brain short term memory) / Their corpus and RAG is our hard drive (long term memory) / Their weights are our experience / Their temperature is our state of mind and intention We are but wetware
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Replying to @neilenore
He's a dick. This is where taking half makes perfect sense. Wring him out.
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Replying to @netcapgirl
What an odd stake in time. And yet so clear in the mind.
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Replying to @PalmerLuckey
@elonmusk does the @neuralink roadmap have emf shielding or external interference protection? Cant have customers *cough military* at risk of actually dropping dead because Luckey had a field day. 🔌🛡
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Replying to @financedystop
Im the late 2000s i recall maybe 1 out of 200 uni kids drinking coffee. Dont even recall a coffee shop on campus unless maybe drip coffee at cafeteria.
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Replying to @Grimezsz
AI art was really something quite different in the vqgan days
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Replying to @deedydas
If they are delivering the work then...? Sure you could say security risk but most staff are.. and no its not the same if they get hired just to get fired and collect a few months of pay.
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Replying to @Timbaland
Extremely empowering for even amatuers that have crewtive ideas for melodies or lyrics.
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Replying to @haider1
The limiting factor is battery technology. Unlike a phone, AR glasses presumably: A. Are turned on all the time B. Involve far more intensive baseline compute C. Cannot be heavy Therefore, battery technology R&D is truly the threshold factor for much of tomorrow's tech.
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Replying to @iruletheworldmo
Poopy the sailor man
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I can hear so long ago and far away the echoes of my youth. What soul I had to lay rest to step through the veil unto this sorrowful truth.
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Replying to @hamptonism
25 unless you get lucky and beat the odds
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Replying to @BecomingCritter
In this vain, don't cheap out on: Mattress Sheets Couch Stove Vacuum Office chair Office screen Tint Espresso machine Primary laptop Roof shingles Chargers Brakes Underwear
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Replying to @hamptonism
Poland maybe. Not france. Never france.
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Replying to @nearcyan
We will find better ways to sell b2b saas
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Replying to @SCHIZO_FREQ
To a large degree it is. Its likely a few circle venn diagram. Genetics, Education, Parenting, Income The reason we are unlikely to resolve this is because arguably 2 of these variables are not within our control. We would need authoritarian mandates and loss of privacy.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Physics is the OG liar
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Replying to @bindureddy
> Grab news and happenings with Grok & Perplexity > Optional custom web scrape of other sites > Feed into abthropic or gpt [better writers] > Get daily custom feed on anything in any format > Easy pointer to source, sharing, history
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Find him. Map him. Pay him. Change his life.
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Replying to @notch
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Replying to @EMostaque
This is just Napster 2.0
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Replying to @im_roy_lee @cluely
Beginning of the end?
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Replying to @lynk0x
Did both. Strong disagree.
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Replying to @Grimezsz
It was very basic. AI can have feelings. People can have feelings for AI. What really are feelings if not bond. What really is bond if not being seen and heard. Basic.
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Replying to @pronounced_kyle
Reminds me of 25 years ago. Going to walmart and asking for their disposable camera waste for the capacitors. Then winding makeshift solenoids to make electric bb guns. Trying to get perfect m coils for max velocity. Even took it to school as a project.
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Replying to @LinusEkenstam
They will. If you look into the ratios of imports and exports and other aspects beyond the surface narrative. Tarrifs will accomplish precisely what they are intended to, which is serving as leverage.
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Very true. And most communities were a monoculture. Late 90s suburbs you could leave your house and garage open and leave for the day.
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Replying to @elonmusk
You hired me as your PA in the dream world. We dissected what doesn't work about proposed solutions to arrive at what does. We called it negative resolution. Shit on a thing long enough to find the way. 🦓
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Replying to @nearcyan
Other offices: pep talks and pizza xAI offices: rotating IV drips of caffeine, modafinil, and ket
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Replying to @iruletheworldmo
How can we align something when we are not aligned; never have been.
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Replying to @AutismCapital
There has never been a better use of this meme. This is peak.
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Replying to @pmddomingos
This is either bait or regrettably daft.
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Replying to @tobi
How does one stop a swarm of 10,000 of these in a major city? @PalmerLuckey HP laser sentries on building facades? Smaller high volume defense drones? Some form of EMP? Prayer?
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Replying to @SpecialSitsNews
Poor soul had a hard time raising the modern day equivalent of $100M but finally managed 🙌
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Replying to @EMostaque
you're missing a huge opportunity. .have you tried deeznutz yet? .deeznutz are going to take our jobs! .just created the wildest stuff with deeznutz .hackers used deeznutz to.. .teachers battling deeznutz in.. .could deeznutz replace your lawyer..
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Replying to @LinusEkenstam
kek
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Replying to @protosphinx
When we used to write bt hand all the time, writing a 3 hour exam was still painful.. physically.. i cant imagine the keyboard and tap generation. Do we go long voltaren shares?
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Replying to @EMostaque
Started this in 2020 with NLP. Got to 8000+ sources and accounts.. 80K users.. then life tragedy. Still have the entire CMS. DM. Would live to revive.
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Replying to @elonmusk @xai
Narrator: Everybody is timid around the boss. His mind perceives this as tremendous focus and passion for their work. Rest is a rare commodity here.
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Replying to @ManMilk2
Firstjob. Customer Service / Whatever They Ask. 20 hours during school, fulltime summers. Spent 2 weeks in a photocopy room 9 hours a day scanning old archives. But the scanner had a MB limit which depends in whats on the pages not how many. And the email had a 100mb limit. So constantly had failed scans but wouldnt know what page and missing scans in email. Second job. Procurement. Manually enrtering dozens of pages of order faxes into the erp line by line. If the total at the end didnt balance either missed a line, wrong sku (thousands), or customer has wrong pricing. Third job. Analyst. Aggregating 20+ excel files with 5+ tabs and lord knows how many local versions to geberate data for analytics then analyze. 90% done and hey we got an uodate on sheet XYZ and ABC from sales but they didnt say where. Stay till midnight. Meeting cancelled next day. Fourth job. Finance Manager. Drive 1 hour min each way every day. More sheets, more systems, more automations. Work often till 11pm days in a row because Monthly and Quaterly forecasts need urgent updates to some decimal figure. ... Had graduate studies. 2 majors. CPA Designation. 2 languages. High technical skill so automated most things and still had this experience. Oh and worked on a farm for years before this at 5am picking corn qnd bailing hail. Now. Wealthy. "Its unfair you own properties and you don't have to work." STFU. Yes it sucked.
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Replying to @Holden_Culotta
Robotics with AI are 100% coming for all those jobs... Probably at 10K per robot in a few years.. perfect output, perfect comms, no safety risks, no downtime.. a plumber, welder, nanny and cook in one
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Hustle culture is out of hand. Social media has now convinced more people than ever before that there is a "secret", "X steps", "must do this", "anybody can do it" approach to wealth. The sacrifice is 3 fold. One, so few people are trying to master anything. Two, so many people are missing out on many pleasures of life, family and friends to hustle moooore. Three, so many people are causing themselves grief, financial loss, and mental damage. And yes absolutely if you do want to get to some magic number of wealth and power, and you dont fall into generational wealth or exceptional talent, you have to do things. But the outcome will be tied not to how tenacious you are, when you wake up. what smoothie you drink or book you read. The variables are dedication, demand, skill, capital, team, outreach, timing, serendipity. You control very few of these at best. And if all are perfectly aligned the odds are still likely below 50% for success as you might imagine. So you will fail most of the time. Risk and reward is a very efficient model in society, especially a global one. There is little arbitrage. Most success stories and stats are also deceptive, always outliers and often pure lies. This doesn't mean you shouldn't try or that you should be a bum. But stop beating yourself up about "more". More is endless. And more doesn't mean better. Hustle culture is a marketed good like every other product. Comparison is the killer of joy. Breath. You are fine. You are worthy of joy. It's all narratives. And.. on top of that.. AI is going to shake up so very much of how society and economy function at their core, even the most talented and wealthy aren't sure how to navigate and likely won't navigate it very well. So turn off the reels and feeds. Go eat something savory. Touch grass. Smile at a loved one. Get a proper sleep.
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Replying to @RBPundit
Had a helicopter fly to tell me to exit the ocean before a truck drove up. Complied. Did not get ticket. But dear lord, tax is theft.
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Replying to @techhsiren
Living in a constant state where we feel the world is on our shoulders, knowing we are truly alone in our minds, held together by our love for others, hoping we could save ourselves too.
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Joint pain, lethargy, general wellbeing Cerebrolysin for brain fog
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Replying to @vilinskyy
people who learned to cook
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Replying to @vilinskyy
a close analog is cooking you can look at recipes but really, you must get your hands dirty
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The key frustration with any generative media is finer editing. The background is great, except for that rock. The outfit is great but would be better in a different pose. Blockade Labs Blendbox.ai finally solves this with layer based editing and instant cohesion. Based on their amazing talent, I have a feeling that image importing and a library of permanent characters and objects will be added soon. The future of .. interior design, product marketing, storyboards, children's storytelling, game environments.. creation.. is here.
Introducing Blendbox: a fresh way to create with AI No more wrestling with long prompts or random results. Blendbox Alpha brings simplicity & control to AI art, so you can shape your vision directly. Don't just generate. Create. blendbox.ai
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Replying to @Rainmaker1973
Having worked for industrial farming and meat processing plants.. this is actually meditative and perfectly fine by comparison You really dont want to know how the sausage is made
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Replying to @juliewdesign_
bye bye paid prompt wrapper apps
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Replying to @justalexoki
Most people are boring inside and out. You are likely creative and curious. This combines into being playful. Those people arent mature, they just suck and their minds follow narratives. Took a long time to understand this.
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Replying to @testingcatalog
Looking forward to comparing with perplexity sonar search. It is still hit and miss at times. But having quality API search in gpt would be fantastic. @AnthropicAI when can Claude browse the web?
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Replying to @TheFigen_
Tweak was doing math this whole time?!

ALT Tweek Crazy GIF

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Curious as to the rational for using flow with their credit based token conversion versus one of the models directly. Aside from the knowledge graph (token garden they call it?) component.
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Replying to @AutismCapital
Reminds me of this scene. Assimilation is not termination. It is not saying I cannot be this any longer. It is saying that I respect this other thing and value being here.
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Replying to @litteralyme0
Not inaccurate, but.. okay there is no but
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Replying to @Empty_America
Most people have a rosy restrospect regardless of their gen. But the 90s was amazing. We went from pen and paper to rapidly digital and tech based reality. The mix of legacy culture and truly new shit was wild. Insane risk taking. Out of house. No phones. Then starcraft dial up.
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Replying to @elonmusk
A little AI collab song to mark this historical moment.
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Replying to @AutismCapital
Where it all started
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Replying to @levelsio
Anything that can be optimized without meaningful regulation will become cheaper over time when measured in real dollars. This is a core quality of capitalism. Real dollars are inflation adjusted. Buying power of consumer drops most aggressively across regulated cartels (food, insurance, housing)
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Replying to @chetbff
had some unique outcomes
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Replying to @litteralyme0
Why is it like this
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Replying to @rohanpaul_ai
Now do one for sports fans and people who marry cousins.. you'll find about 80% of the global population will underperform the sample audience used.
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Maybe a toggle then? Some of us value the API posts far more than the poorly formed ramblings of meat bags. Especially those posting for $1 an hour from a third world peddling some phishing scheme. What say you bub?
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Replying to @emmysteuer
It was understood by bibilical times though. The idea of conception and virginity atleast. This would have been long after animal domestication. That said weve had dogs for qhat.. 10,000 years @grok?
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Epsteins father
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Replying to @ylecun @elonmusk
Do we also acknowledge Elon's right to do as he please with X and not censor beyond legal requirements?
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Replying to @strawberrydotai
🍓 well then
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Replying to @AnthropicAI
Remember all those msn chats with a/s/l that were full of kids pretending to be adults and pervert pedos pretending to not be pervert pedos This, even if bizarre to many, is exponentially safer and healthier
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"It's somewhat unnerving to have intelligence created that is far greater than our own... and umm.. will this be bad or good for humanity.. umm.. its like i think it will be good, most likely it will be good.. yeah.. yeah.. ive sort of reconciled myself to, even if it wasn't going to be good, I'd atleast like to be alive to see it happen" - every e/acc
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Replying to @bindureddy
A rather fitting end to a system designed to start the adult lives of ambitious and trusting people with tremendous debt.
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Replying to @nearcyan
intelligence is very close friends with apathy and fatalism
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Replying to @AutismCapital
The dei wasnt forced and it was beloved.
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Replying to @tracewoodgrains
Consider the countries today that have the highest birth rates though. Have the dots reflect the size of that population relative to the world. Add a legend with IQ and inter family marriages. This way you can see the true story. Thats what is disturbing.
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Replying to @KaiLentit
Your content is great.
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Replying to @PalmerLuckey
Would this pulse also distrupt the components in their vehicle? If it were a modern vehicle? EMF pulse in such a small package is unlikely no?
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Https://storik.org just launched. A storybook studio for kids and parents. With an ownership model where users own the platform coming at launch.
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Replying to @iq_over_90000
Various species behave like this; from penguins to apes to .. what else @grok
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Yes, this is why fraud and deception dont exist. Because we can already detect it so well. Right...
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