(20 minutes into an unscripted ramble in front of 5000 people carrying signs who are mad as hell and getting sunburned)

You know what would really get their attention, is if we didn’t pay taxes this year

More like auto foggy memories

I‘m assuming you have tried Lee King’s. That’s gotta be the most honest pricing in the game

All you need is a deli slicer and a dream

Anyway fuck nazis

Assumptions:
- You'd put this money in the stock market instead (~7% annual discount on future premiums)
- The price of health care in the US outpaces inflation (5%/yr)

Ignoring:
- Tax differences or other COL factors
- Denied claims, copays, etc

But at age 60, you are still getting screwed! This is surprising even to me.

A dominant factor is going to be health care: we pay much more for it and the quality is worse. The answer varies by age. A $100K check at age 65 or older is a windfall, since even in America you won't pay that much in premiums before you qualify for Medicare.

and presumably take away their universal health care

Yeah I mean an LLM is a sharp knife whose handle is also a sharp knife, and you can see the results of this in every attempt by the naive to hook them up to something

Yeah “how will we verify / constrain what it’s doing“ is the whole ballgame. With an agent writing little changesets using tools you know you can just inspect. More than that, you need a sophisticated strategy.

It reflects its author's revealed preferences in terms of complexity and verbosity I guess.

Gas Town itself is seems like an example of that. What with the Winchester Mystery House architecture full of ghosts with intricately specified overlapping personalities, each papering over a different weird problem.

Anyway largely agreed with the original thread, to the extent that the promise is something like Gas Town.

I don't really see how that works unless there's some verification oracle available for a particular problem, and that's a rare scenario.