froztbyte

you are not tall enough for this ride

couldn't find if this has featured here before, so linking for others as I figure a few of you are likely to appreciate: destroy AI

bonus, learned about asrg and an art piece that goes immensely hard

fuck me that's a weird recursive hat trick

ah, right. now I'm curious as to context (I know nothing of the person)

the other poster was snarking at the person who did not understand, as you also do not

look for the word in there that features l and w. there's only one (I checked)

my take on it: just as the first goal of a bureaucracy is to ensure its own survival, the same applies in politics. but with the extra flavour that it's not only your own incentives but also all other incentives to take into account in your actions. under "normal operation", by necessity you must allow the environment to influence if you wish to flourish. wartime, great suffering, great hunger, etc - these lead into times when you can make drastic changes against the grain and not necessarily be punished for it. at all other times, you need a lot of political capital and machination to bend everything around you all the time

it may also help to understand that these people operate on a very different .. ruleset(?) to what you would expect of another random human. the social contract is entirely different (not purely because of class/money/etc, but also not separate from that). it's literally that their thinking and shit is state-shaped.

LB?

paragraph starts:

AI is a cruel technology

I was trying to figure out how to make a really good [lisp machine intensifies] without overly relying on history, but you got me beat here

seeing dan in the authors list made me realize

other vein

it's amazing that the paper site has its own little pretty marketing pictures. easily digestible unseriousness!

still amazing to me that the pillers and "anti-woke" and all went so deep on the matrix, given that it was a trans allegory. way to miss the point, chumps