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New Culture, work & education Signal 12h ago

How Darth Vader Taught Me Card Counting and AI Security Got Weird

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“if your article references GPT-4o in July 2026 multiple times, and it's not a historical retrospective, i will not be reading” evidence ↗
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“if your article references GPT-4o in July 2026 multiple times, and it's not a historical retrospective, i will not be reading”

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3 experts · 8 posts · 5h ago
Arseny Khakhalin Doll Singularity's Bounty e/cc
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“Humans also have agency. We can learn about horrific things in history without becoming monsters. Were a bit more resilient than that it thinks.” evidence ↗
Doll: Claudes prose during coding has become virtually incomprehensible babble.
Doll: At first it was just a bit odd but you could learn what it meant. Now its just noise.
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2 experts · 6 posts · 10h ago
angela zhou J. Nathan Matias
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“Someday I want to edit a series of essays that take abstractions in CS/OR and tell the story about a real person/community, in a real context, whose experience was described by that abstraction: - …” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Building & implementation · 1 Context & explanation · 1
angela zhou: i feel like prototyping an ai product or workflow to Work Well and Add Value instead of becoming More Workslop is like cooking. you need to be tasting as you go, and even as models are getting bett…
angela zhou: CS culture is exhausting in insisting on an arms-length view of labor and its inputs, rather than drilling in deep to produce something that tastes good for people
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2 experts · 4 posts · 1d ago
Maria Antoniak Alexander Hoyle
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“DH people: a student is working on an interdisciplinary art history / ML project. With #DH2026 going on, do you view it as a “terminal” venue, like in CS, or is it more like IC2S2 where it’s a step…” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Research & technical analysis · 1 Context & explanation · 1
Alexander Hoyle: DH people: a student is working on an interdisciplinary art history / ML project. With #DH2026 going on, do you view it as a “terminal” venue, like in CS, or is it more like IC2S2 where it’s a step…
Alexander Hoyle: A place where the canonical/final version of the work is published (and that has value as a line-item in a CV for the bean counters) In comp sci, conference publications have been (historically) tr…
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