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An example is state health insurance - if you move states, it feels complicated and confusing to fix your health insurance - no one wants this. But, hasn't changed in my lifetime.

And insurance has become the scapegoat (not even recently) - like over the last 20-30 years maybe.

I think people underestimate popular anger (whether or not it is justified - leaving that to another side) - there are a bunch of issues around healthcare that everyone seems to agree exist but don't seem to change (not even political stuff) - and I think that fuels the anger more

hmm I feel it would be fun

inspiration

I joke I joke lol

I think they are called GPUs ~~

I can't really tell whether he is saying something other than -> "the lisp syntax generally looks like lisp lists and it is easy to parse those into trees using the tools of the language".

I think changing the link behavior and encouraging people to go back to linking their substacks would really bring a lot of a academics back to twitter - he doesn't have good "monetization" for academics who don't want $ but want reputation with peers.

I feel like it hit a bunch of touchstones of the current twitter convo - a lot of which make Twitter more boring now?

But - just a few tweaks from Elon could take some of the wind out of Bluesky's sails...

I mean the goal of Anthropic & co is to figure out how to get a small number of extremely high quality labels, and then use synthetic data to get great coverage from them.

So, it is the "average data labeler's answer" but that average data labeler is an IMO winner.

I think some of this is aimed at "in domain" style questions - which are likely to be much closer to the preference labeled prompts.

I think he's making a valuable point there, aimed more at people who expect LLM answers to be magic to a very regular question.

going through more of the references - feels like "many such cases" type stuff