I actually forgot there's a chapter in Rework call "Pick a fight" this explains why @DHH has been so insufferable lately: Marketing

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It'll soon be seen as deeply irresponsible to have critical code reviewed by human eyes alone.

The problem is that people like you, who obviously have no clue about AI and what this technology can do or how it works, shape part of the global discourse, thus distracting from the main problem for humanity, which is AGI/ASI control/alignment.

The whole "don't anthropomorphize AI" thing is very Woke 1.0. People trying to police language that is perfectly natural in some cases and ending up in a web of contradictions.

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No matter what you say on here about AI, the responses generally fall into one of two categories. Either: • “It’s just a next token predictor!” or • “The singularity is near!” And responses are usually accompanied by ad hominem attacks. The emotional reactivity is striking.

On some level, abolition is a vision of the world not without police, but where everyone is asked to be police, all the time. Your time constantly occupied with monitoring your neighbors, “holding them accountable,” counseling them, “educating” them, shaming them, and punishing them. I’m not interested in that work or in that world. I do not think the best vision of life is where we’re all constantly enmeshed that deeply in an interminable act of mutual “accountability.” Most of the time, I want to leave my neighbors alone; I want them to leave me alone. I want to have a place that is a refuge from “the community,” because “the community” is often (usually?) just the self-appointed individuals who claim to speak on its behalf, and who have the sociopathic ambitions required to defeat other challengers and scare off dissent. In other words, while capitalist atomization has robbed us of many positive social bonds, it has in fact liberated us from many negative ones. The work of a socialist project should certainly involve trying to revive or renew positive sociality, but I do not actually want to return to the “community” dynamics of a medieval peasant village, or a nomadic band on the steppe. I would like *some* measure of privacy and autonomy, and I do not want to be police. I do not want to live under the totalitarian thumb of “the community” any more than I want to live under the totalitarian thumb of capital. And so I am not an abolitionist, because that is what abolition actually offers.

you won't get a job with a humanities degree. you also won't get one with a science degree. also, you won't get one with any other degree. but you also won't get one without any degree

It’s sad to think that there are kids out there with leukemia whose lives could be saved by new technology, and hysterical pearl-clutching doomers like this guy are out there sandbagging the effort in exchange for some cheap attention instead of just going to therapy Pathetic