Jared M.

• Jared M. 20 Sep 2026 9:28 UTC

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  on: We’ve saved the world be­fore: what the ozone hole teaches us about AI

  Industry scientists are used to letting the PR people talk for them. But privately: “But there were nights, over drinks in hotel bars, when industry scientists seemed as concerned as anyone.” “Look, I’m a person. I have children. I want to have grandchildren. We’re interested in the future, too.”

  what is this from?

• Jared M. 5 Sep 2026 19:09 UTC

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  on: Evaluation

  nice

• Jared M. 16 Aug 2026 23:04 UTC

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  in reply to: leogao’s comment on: leogao’s Shortform

  +1 to this; did you ever find a compelling answer?

• Jared M. 23 Jul 2026 12:32 UTC

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  in reply to: Daniel Kokotajlo’s comment on: AI 2040: Plan A

  i have had enough of this fucking despair! we are in a golden age of purpose. whether we like it or not. this isn’t something to be sad about. we are simply in an era where brave souls are necessary. people ought to wake up with purpose and take themselves ~ quite ~ seriously. fukuyama-era nihilism is beyond cringe, it is dangerous.

• Jared M. 21 Jun 2026 2:24 UTC

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  in reply to: Ligeia’s comment on: Turn­ing 20 in the prob­a­ble pre-apoc­a­lypse

  i am 22. i felt similar at 18. i still feel similar. it never goes away, and you just ought to not lose faith in yourself <3
  
  sending kistch sympathies

sunsbeams

• Jared M. 11 Jul 2025 18:48 UTC

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  in reply to: Richard_Kennaway’s comment on: Is there a loom­ing Cul­tural Om­ni­cide?

  +1

Is there a loom­ing Cul­tural Om­ni­cide?

• Jared M. 16 Jun 2025 3:19 UTC

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  on: The virtue of determination

  3rd best thing I’ve read in 2025

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