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Just trying to kill boredom without killing anyone in the process | Anything unrelated to actual (super niche) area of expertise | Dubito ergo sum

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A. Distributed knowledge, discovery, and spontaneous order Hayek, F. A. (1937). “Economics and Knowledge.” Economica*, 4(13), 33–54 doi.org/10.2307/2548786

Economics and Knowledge | JSTOR

F. A. von Hayek, Economics and Knowledge, Economica, Vol. 4, No. 13, Feb., 1937

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Apparently you get banned for doing it. Samsung is more critical for the AI value chain than HP though. Fwiw I bought a samsung TV in 2025 and I was horrified but what I saw when I first set it up. And every day I learn that it’s worse than I thought
PITTI@PITTI_DATAAug 19
The same goes for my “smart” TV, my “smart” washing machine. Intelligence will help undo smartness
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tfw the French turn British as soon as they retire
Sulla
@spqr_sullaOct 24
Your based and redpilled youth, sir
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Tfw Americans too ; they just retire much later than the French
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Adam Smith’s research for his Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
Amazing Maps
@amazingmapOct 24
On his 1858 trip through Russia, Alexandre Dumas travelled as far as Baku on the Caspian Sea.
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I guess we are doing this lmao
PITTI@PITTI_DATAJul 23
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You are not ready for Crystallizing Causal-Record Gravity (CCGR) I’ll ask Fable to contribute. Buckle up
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So much potential…
PITTI@PITTI_DATAJul 23
Vibe-physicsing is going to be fun. There is so much potential for AI psychosis. I see it happen before the end of the year Maybe I should be first mover by letting gpt5.6 pro work on my pet theory about quantum gravity (as a non physicist who knows nothing)
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Funny that I’ve seen that this point made twice in the last 12 hours…. Once from someone with a maths background, once from someone with a physics background. Each time in response to something an openai model did, but they very different reasons to make that point
Jonathan Gorard
@getjonwithitOct 24
Nice try. Everyone knows that formally verifying down to the laws of physics is impossible…
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So yeah, I highly recommend this essay. Good read, it makes you think about various things unrelated to AI or Mathematics. It’s not about Mathematics but it has to do with AI and society doomslide.substack.com/p/aga…
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For my French-speaking followers, you’ll get similar vibes from: - La Gouvernance par les nombres - Technologies Invisibles, Michel Berry, 1983: hal.science/hal-00263141v1/d… Both highly relevant to what’s happening now. Suppiot covers the history of Mathematics like doomslide
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Back to hallucination days (ChatGPT, today). Wow
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To be fair. It spotted the error
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I’ve redownloaded Claude code. Opus 5.5 Extra to fix some things I didn’t like about Astra on a task. 35min it’s a shit show. The same infuriating patterns than in 50 decks I receive each week. This model must be babysitted and bullied. Extremely bearish for the AI trade
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Sadly, bullying works
PITTI@PITTI_DATAOct 11
DM open if you want to invest in the pre-seed of the next solicorn (one-man unicorn)
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not letting users try gemini 4 in a normal app seems like a terrible business decision from google. Maybe they didn’t want users to know about the model. Maybe they didn’t want users to vive test it. MAI energy.
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From kimi benches to oai’s meltown and spectre story. All this feels contaminated
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Meltown lol
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