Vibe-coding script kiddie living a Dymaxion life.
“Artificial intelligence is not here to make man obsolete. It’s here to make ignorance, waste, and needless drudgery obsolete, provided we direct its intelligence toward livingry and the success of all humanity.” – R. Buckminster Fuller
I mostly post under this account and PapaSkwat@Lemmy.today. Back-ups of my username: openmic.social, discuss.online, piefed.zip, lemmy.wtf, discuss.online, nord.pub, lemmy.today.
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1·2 days agoI love the idea of using this sticker!
1·3 days agoDo it!
I knew they were a shoe-in for the record.
1·3 days agoI didn’t realize how fucking loud the things were until I watched the video!
I’m glad that you see that interacting with ignorant people isn’t a good use of your time. Turns out that it’s not a good use of my time either, so thanks for reminding me.
Gotta get them clicks!
And if you think that every single think you see or read is about politics and some imaginary class war… ya might want to rethink things. Most people don’t give a shit. Lemmy and reddit are not even close to being the attitudes of people in the real world.
Isn’t it tiring domscrolling all day, every day?
OR we can just stop thinking everything is about oligarchs and stop doomscrolling all day and stop thinking the world is gonna end. Isn’t it tiring to think everything is about rich people trying to get you down all the time every day?
I already live in the middle of nowhere, so all good here! Just about to go to playground with my kiddos. Beautiful day.
Farther into the thread, he had this to say when asked what he thought of AI:
"I find AI is similar to other technologies, such as the automobile, in this regard: situationally very useful, but not universally so. (The article “AI as Normal Technology” https://knightcolumbia.org/content/ai-as-normal-technology is one elaboration of this point of view.) Technology is all about tradeoffs; it is almost impossible to avoid conceding some valuable good when using technology to obtain another valuable good, but the best one can do is be mindful both of what one is gaining and what one is giving up when using any technological tool, and explore ways to capture more benefits while simultaneously mitigating or reducing costs.
“For instance, the arXiv summaries I was able to get my agent to generate are certainly extremely convenient compared to manually reading all the submissions (which has become quite challenging in recent months due both to increased volume of arXiv activity, and decreased time available on my end), but come at the cost of serendipity - finding an unexpectedly interesting paper that would not have made it to my summary list due to its offbeat nature or lack of evident match with my previously declared interests. I am thinking of directing my agent to try to create some “artificial serendipity” by throwing in a few additional wildcard items to the summary lists, but this is a partial mitigation of the issue at best.”