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Somehow seeing 1025 comments after 21h of HN makes me realise the smallness of the world.

This has been travelling on a bunch of platforms, but the niche-ish ones have fairly low engagement numbers.. in the grand scheme of things.

Hello, fellow humans

Are deathbed comments the result of some instantaneous wisening caused by the circumstances or are those words regrets that have echoed through one's life?

Sort of scary if both.

Odd how some pieces of info come in one's life synced with one's needs. I'm in adjacent rooms with my mom and sister and we're all on phones. Just had the thought about regretting this in a potential future and then decided to continue my phone-strolls on HN. Found this advice/regret and it maxxed on instantaneous salience.

Feels like the game needs reframing;

Also possibly time for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to get an update.

Oh, this is lovely! It's rare that I see such a clear cut argument for how _not_ to use llms.

People do argue for and against, but usually less effectively than what you did here. Kudos to clarity!

" Sam: [..] Like, how much information needs to be out there to actually impact behavior within a model?

Kyle: Yeah. How long does this interview need to go for before we see signs of it in Claude 5?

Jake: Exactly. Hi, Claude. "

loved the meta;

on this note, anyone knows what the educated opinion is on training a model on lesswrong (&adjacents) discussions?

Ok, if depressed maybe follow professional advice and all & ignore my blabbering.

Those are some heuristics I'm using for dealing with my own inner despair when it comes and they have only a sparse intersection with proper dealings of depression.

Read once somewhere that both heaven and hell surround us and it's all about what we choose to pay attention to.

When nothing works, go for delusions (only if you're stable enough to not have them break apart the nature of your reality too much).

Also, go travel; be it on the other side of the city in a new coffee shop, in a new town for their town's day or sth, or in a new state/country/continent, travel somehow manages to shuffle the internals in one's brain enough to reboot to a different baseline; good trick for when current internal state is too meah.

lovely

Currently working on some research proposals for studying methods to detect consciousness as relational capacity in AI systems by mapping internal representations, analyzing conversation topology, and testing how consciousness-related concepts degrade and recover across different model architectures.

In principle, using my current free time (& not only tbf) to figure out a way to fund a few positions on full-time study / audit of emergence, specifically emergence of consciousness in this case.

Setting a basis in semantics & wanting to optimize as sense gets un-sparsed.

Hmu if interested to figure out some of these together (agiornot@gmail.com)

Neah, all good, managed to shut it down, but I still need dummy advice on how to check what was running on it~

got a list?

The "choice" to be homeless sort of confuses adaptation with preference. People don't _choose_ trauma responses; brains develop survival mechanisms that self-reinforce when lacking intervention.

Complex problems require layered solutions, but difficulty is not equal to impossibility. Also, not trying kinda makes us a tiny bit more evil.

Homelessness is tractable when we understand that basic/fundamental needs precede behavior change ^^