Steinar Bang

@steinarb@mastodon.social

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"Us AI people, are we Stanford-Ketamine or are we Agentic," he says, diligently exploring the tall weeds of the issue

*This is like watching a crypto guy wondering, "Are we all the money forever, or is there no such thing as money at all"

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Yeah well, I was taught in a uni course back in 1991 that technological determinism was a fallacy.

I think it was true then, and i think still is.

It is a pity so many CS professors seems to not subscribe to the same belief...

20 de agosto de 2026

RE: mstdn.social/@noelreports/1171

*I guess we're cordially overlooking that busted Russian pipeline in Danish territorial waters

*"That was then, this is now"

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19 de abril de 2026

"What happens when we "fork" and the bro in the forkpod next-door is Sam Altman and I can't stand him

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@bruces I guess it’s just another instance of “fork around, find out”.
On a more serious note, none of these suggested "forks" are actually biologically incompatible, so it seems more like a lifestyle choice, albeit at a larger scale. Since most of the choices fall straight in line with financial capabilities (you can’t have a nice simulation of you running if you’re broke), new options will only widen the social gap some more.

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@bruces I don't agree between choosing between valuing terrestrial life and space exploration.
Imhi, both are interlinked

As in, instead of mining and destroying our planet, we should find asteroids with the necessary materials and get those

If we worked towards doing stuff in space, instead of inside our planet, we could surely have both

P.S. Before the "is expensive" crowd comes in, that's because we currently don't calculate the ecological impact in the expenses.We throw that to the future

14 de abril de 2026

*Trying to drive in the GPS Jamming Zone.

restofworld.org/2026/gps-disru