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Why the short paragraphs?

They are hard to read.

See: this post.


I think ads were actually inevitable. Economies function on product/service awareness.

The article reminds me of the similarly ridiculous take in Effortless Mastery. These authors are selling your own hopium to you. The appropriate amount of effort is as much as possible - just don’t do it in such a dumb awkward way.

Picked up an Umbrel server to run Bitcoin Knots node last month. Works extremely well, I highly recommend it for similar applications. Nice web based UI.

Replace "on HN" with "in the course of human events" and we may have a generally true statement ;)

Stats/figures to backup the low quality claim?

If you have them, post them.

I'm on a team like this currently. It's great when everyone knows how to use the tools and spot/kill slop and bad context. Generally speaking, good code gets merged and MUCH more quickly than in the past.

This common response is pretty uninteresting and misleading. They simply predict tokens? Oh. What does the brain do, exactly?

We don't how

I guarantee that once we do know people will start appending the word “just” to the explanation. Complex behaviors emerge from simple components. Knowing that doesn’t make the emergence any more incredible.

The brain has intrinsic understanding of the world engraved in our DNA. We do not simply predict tokens based on knowledge, we base our thoughts on intelligence, emotions and knowledge. LLMs neither have intelligence nor emotions. If your brain simply predicts tokens I feel sorry for you.

Edit: really does not surprise me that AI bros downvote this. Expecting to understand human values from people that want to make themselves obsolete was a mistake.


> The brain has intrinsic understanding of the world engraved in our DNA.

This is not correct. The DNA encodes learning mechanisms shaped by evolution. But there is no "Wikipedia" about the world in the DNA. The DNA is shaped by the process of evolution, and is not "filled" by seemingly random information.


> But there is no "Wikipedia" about the world in the DNA.

Im surprised as to how you got to that conclusion by my wording. I never claimed u have something like a knowledge base in ur DNA...


It's your first sentence. The one I have quoted.

I'm not an AI bro and I downvoted mostly because of the addendum.

It does exactly the same, predicts tokens, but it's totally different and superior to LLMs /s

OTOH, brain tokens seem to be concept based and not always linguistic (many people think solely in images/concepts).


> It does exactly the same, predicts tokens,

That is an absolutely wild claim you've made. You're being way to presumptious.


LLMs are “concept based” too, if you can call statistical patterns that. In a multi-modal model the embeddings for text, image and audio exist in the same high-dimensional space.

We don’t seem to have any clue if this is how our brain works, yet.


Statements about "I wasted years doing X" are almost always overblown. The more realistic take is "I didn't get the ROI I wanted in specific area X."

The max supply is what makes it "hard money." Splitting it into smaller pieces is a separate concept and does not devalue it.

Ah, got it! Thanks for the clear explanation, really appreciate the clarification on max supply vs. divisibility and the Satoshi limit.

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