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This should be the main URL here since verge’s is only a tweet like text linking to this URL.

The Forest People by Colin Turnbull and If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies by Eliezer Yudkowsky

I am mostly excited about all this but also feel incredibly sad at times about many aspects of it. We need a new word for this feeling pronto.

This is the 3rd time I am reading such a comment on HN within a day and I absolutely agree. It comes off as instantly disingenuous and a ‘turn off’ for someone to use an LLM for basic writing stuff. Not to mention it ends up being distracting in a meta sort of way.

Thanks tor sharing this!

But cheating is not wrong when it comes to survival of the fittest, like nature in its most elemental form. Morality is very unique to humanity but not other animal forms. In nature, maybe, cheating is the norm not morality.

I’m not a science person but I think I understand the crux of what you’re saying here - have a question though: are those particles finite? And those are light particles, right? Is the number of those particles increasing the longer they travel?

Sorry if questions don’t make sense…

@dang - may be combine these discussions although one has no comments yet.

@dang - can this be linked to the post itself here?

And will give way to many which thrive or evolve to thrive in hotter climates?

You are paying less monthly if you commit to annual pricing, if not, you can still pay monthly pricing which is higher. Commitment means you will likely be a paying customer for a year at the least and hence company gives you a discount. What’s the insidious aspect? The whole thing can be confusing, yes, but it does what it says.