Amie Pollack
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Amie Pollack
and because the algorithm was constantly changing, I had to change with it. I was constantly adapting my visual and verbal style to keep up with trends
My Smartphone Was Ruining My Life. So I Quit.
I think there's a very deep point about the universe being interconnected there, but there's also a really interesting point for people who want to make stuff—write or make podcasts or whatever—because there's this deep fear that everyone has about being pigeonholed. And it's like, well, if I pick this really specific topic, I won't be able to... See more
Dan Shipper • Transcript: ‘Dwarkesh Patel’s Quest to Learn Everything’
Great prompt for code
In other words, if AI replaces all our jobs, it might not because because what we do is easy, or because AI is so good that it can do as well as we do. It may be because it never mattered if we were particularly good at it in the first place.
Some group of people must exist who are educated, aware, motivated, and at the bleeding edge of a field…who nonetheless have some spare hours in the workweek to spend innovating on something instead of slavishly executing a task.
It’s necessary to be slightly underemployed if you are to do something significant.
[12112024, Latent Space @ NeurIPS] Reasoning
docs.google.comLanguage models have randomness built in, the reasoning process should mirror that. humans do not.
I just learned that silent reading isn't silent for everyone.
Some people hear the words in their heads as they read.
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