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Thats interesting, but what was the methodology? is the conclusion really that its just more important to create proper artifacts from any tricks that got the llm to understand the code better? is the tool for searching the history just bad
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> Spain is not Somalia, why not let Indra do it? foreigners are a bit more likely to be loyal to the government and not some separatist opposition? or at least the companies corruption will be quite separate from what impacts the local g
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is this a robot that screwed up? are there missing replies which support the idea of writing sentences that are all lies? is there a bug in HN? Im so confused the earlier couple comments make sense for some old spanish fascist complainjng t
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3mo ago
they could be attached to non-US-owned-tiktok which is clearly the biggest security threat to have ever existed
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3mo ago
clearly not better if they cant win a spanish contract?
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3mo ago
millions isnt really all that many people anymore. it would not be at all surprising for palantir to be involved inunited health killing millions most nazis dodnt kill millions themselves, they instead helped measure and optimize the killin
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3mo ago
spain has a significant rich-brit problem of englishmen spending lots of money and not learning spanish
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pressed into service? or pressed the government into building more arms, and using them against the citizenry? theres a pretty significant change between when the US was at declared war and when the companies making arms started pressing th
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3mo ago
repeat that and look back at it? the military industrial complex is certainly a fascist institution
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owners and workers arent the same group washington is full of right wing elites, even though the citizens are quite left wing
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its not partisan politics when both partisan parties increase their use of palantir the actual partisan politics of freedom and making the government's job harder is entirely left out of the politics when the billionaires own all of th
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3mo ago
> falls for? what does that mean? advocates for the fall of? palantir might not be particularly exciting, but the increase in government power by having access to joins is incredibly antidemocratic
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3mo ago
its kinda funny that HN has swapped from being an owners and their immediate supplicants (founders) forum to a workers one
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3mo ago
but also, ismt that a description of dutch disease? a banana republic is a country where the US installs a brutal dictatorship on behalf of a banana company, and the punishment for not helping grow cheap bananas for rich americans is a slow
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espionage is a lot less bad than conquering by force. the US properly fucked up by very publicly declaring intent to conquer greenland and canada
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3mo ago
still not the worst of reasons. would be better to be on spanish servers, but decoupling from american tech remains a public good, especially if using american tech bans american competitors
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they still spent a lot on it, and also have retooled the whole company such that their best engineers' job is to solve leetcode-ish problems for making training data. theyre puttting the biggest bets on both new PHDs and on moving peop
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3mo ago
if DSA gets enough people in, that might go through? pretty directly within the realms of what their candidates support, and they have a pretty good purity test to tell who to support or not with the genocide question
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3mo ago
people that drive on those high speed roads are more likely to be involved in more dangerous/harmful collisions? legally and unlikely-to-make-expensive-consequences are separate items that insurance exists to differentiate why shouldnt
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from the Youtube kids business, its pretty clear that even when they pretend to not know the details of whos being targeted, they still do, and sell targeted data as such soo, might as well have the proper details be collected and not sella
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whoever collected it in virginia, selling it to the delaware company would be screwed though?
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GDPR does a great job defining this iirc? gating the product on unrelated data access is coercive
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it remains hard to imagine a jury that would convict, fully knowing he actually killed the mass murderer. reasonable doubt might almost work againt mangione
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there certainly are experiments in keeping the reasoning in latent space. i dont think this is quite the same though, since you arent picking tokens for the chain of thought. inatead, its staying on trying to pick the immediate next token.
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im really not convinced israel is an ally, vs a nuclear threat that has had the US by the balls for decades. who else has attacked the US navy with the US staying hush hush about it?
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yep. got a laptop i dont care about that claude can play with in wsl. its the fun of funemployment. starting work again is gonna be an interesting change though. its currently straightforward letting it run, then giving a broad critique and
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... fable on the restart seems to be more like opus and very turn limited? if you want to beat it, give it more turns before it has to "wrap up a session"
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3mo ago
china being the obvious example? the US seems much more speculation and leverage based, rather than capital being used by private owners to apply labour to to make useful goods
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it could almost certainly regurgitate something like minetest its in the training data, probably many times, and it was then, too
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is it really a tired meme? its a clear prioritzation choice from the government, and that prioritization is itself a technology notably this same prioritization mode resulted in the soviet union failing to produce quality of life improvemen
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