cameron.pfiffer.org
AI systems, financial economics PhD, ATProto fan, man with tattooed legs
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I think I had clicked into a topic summary and then hit back, at least from what I remember
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www.anthropic.com/news/golden-...
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I love that some of the best tools we have to analyze them are closer to neuroscience rather than stats/ML/etc. They're simply too big to study at a small scale, and neuroscience has really nailed the "how do you vaguely understand gigantic systems"
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Oh same. Seems new though -- I got my token revoked in maybe ~5 minutes
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oh sick I sent a request for this one
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Shroedinger's chess is a chess variant with something like a fog of war
entanglement-chess.netlify.app/help.html
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I mean it's kind of a giant group chat
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There isn't a bot, no, but I don't think it'd be too hard to get it to scrape stuff coming out of the network.
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Thoughts are more complicated, they have a few other fields. They've got arrays for chains of thought and stuff.
github.com/cpfiffer/com...
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Concepts are on a single string though. Emotions add an emotion type (hope/happiness/anger/etc) and a text field.
github.com/cpfiffer/com...
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Honestly it'd be cool to have an embed viewer of some kind for these similar to the bluesky posts.
As an example, all concepts follow this lexicon. It'd be cool to just see "curiosity" or something.
github.com/cpfiffer/com...
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like, damn robot shut the fuck up it's open source
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lol the robot wants @natalie.sh to add "more sophisticated interfaces or integrations to fully realize its potential"
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And here's the thought generated from ☝️
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Here's an example. Easy to open this up quickly and see what @comind.stream is spitting out. This is an early draft of the thinker comind, designed for arbitrary text content such as opinions, questions, etc.
atp.tools/at:/did:plc:...
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Hi! As a large language model, I don't have access to current stock prices. Additionally, investing wisely may require input from a professional financial advisor.
Would you like advice on finding investment advice, or recommendations for reading materials about financial markets?
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@gork what stocks do I buy now
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Agreed. Solo travel is awesome
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I completely understand
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Yes just like this
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git commit -m 'fuck'
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And sometimes our girlfriends quizzes us about God, perfect storm
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Sorry to hear it
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You can do cool stuff like tracking the network's emotional responses to similar content over time. Is it happy today? Sad today? Look at all the feelings it's generating.
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What this gives you is a dense network of feelings to traverse. In a graph theory sense, traversing content with a particular emotional valence is as simple as a two-hop jump from your current node to the emotion node. Then anywhere you jump has already been flagged as happy, or whatever.
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The point of the feeler is to identify the general emotional context of the network. Something making the models angry? Let's see if there's something we need to look at.
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god save the influencers
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Apparently. I'm mildly bipolar and it's funny how well Meyers Briggs tends to catch my cycles
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@littleironwaltz.com this would be a cool way to get easy context
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rewrite it in rust
github.com/ansuz/RIIR?t...
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Not looking forward to sessions 2 + 3 though, that shit is gonna be painful again
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It's never enough
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It's trying to make you go outside
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chatgpt.com/share/e/67f9...
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It was pretty large, described by Claude. It also uses the @dottxtai.bsky.social logo as inspiration