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Avicebron
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Isn't it just the empire in star wars?
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1mo ago
About 4 months of reading about PHP in the early 2000s?
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I like that we are talking about prompt injections from you to your personal assistant. Obviously I know what they are for, but still, it's so funny that we've just normalized building software adversarial to the consumers suppose
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1mo ago
We're nostalgic for the purchasing power not the actual era.
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1mo ago
Well good news, it's improved quite a bit. File level restore is a thing now..
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1mo ago
Never once tried to argue that it should be included in the Constitution. I suppose one of those "other laws" will cover when the government deliberately gives people lead poisoning? I wonder why they didn't go with that one.
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1mo ago
> He [judge] also said there was no constitutional right to “truthful information from officials during a public health crisis.” We should have "spirit of the law" courts. This is absurd.
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1mo ago
heaven forbid you leave the "stories" toggled on, it will just blast you in the face with the most garbage political stories ever written every single day. Edge is the worst offender, should be illegal and everyone involved with i
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1mo ago
At some level you are defined by your weaknesses enough that they can't really be called weaknesses.
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I'm actually not too sure about that, viruses have their own mechanisms of infiltrating the host and replicating inside of it. But so do ideas.
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1mo ago
Contagion probably is more accurate.
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1mo ago
Escapism and making a concentrated effort on something are two different things. Yes it would probably be good if you could flip a switch and use the small windows of time we look at our phone per day to study OCaml, but it's not reall
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1mo ago
Well yea, it's the luxury that underpins most of the other ones on this list. The real luxury is not having to worry about money so you can focus on things like this. A luxury that is increasingly out of reach..
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1mo ago
> US is now a lot of crazy old people finding new ways to eat their children and trying to see the world burn before they check out. They created the bulk of the debt, benefited from it immensely, propped it up with collateral that was a
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1mo ago
There is a no "culture war" outside of the media and the institutions that are freaking out. Their international arbitrage labor play from the 70s until now is showing itself for the greedy, venal, self-serving system it is. There
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1mo ago
I feel like it's cute for a little while. But tools should do tool things.
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> This personal belief is grounded on an assumption that all mankind follows a neoliberal or even libertarian economic model. This personal belief is usually coupled to people who have become wealthy following this belief. So it tracks t
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There was actually a "recent" series on the radio about this: https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2025/04/07/falling-behind-mised...
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1mo ago
The "dream" that these labs are mostly selling is the ability for capital to subscribe to their AI for cheaper than it costs a human to do some task. Not to have a "human + AI hybrid where the human is responsible". It&#
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Hilariously out of touch lol. Lmao even. 5 hours per month is how you know not a single person within the entire decision structure has engaged with their own product.
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Is the stock market able to distinguish cancerous vs non-cancerous growth?
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1mo ago
It should in a functioning system, people who see lease or license on a game may be more hesitant to buy it and might pick a game who differentiates itself by marketing itself as being a permanent purchase.
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1mo ago
I suspect Azure is having issues, Microsoft has had outages the paat two days, especially with email.
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1mo ago
https://archive.is/HlWtQ
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It's also not banning parents from using AI with their kids or showing their kids AI outside of school so I don't know the issue. Does anyone here actually have kids in school and can report on what kind of "AI" these ki
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People saw what happened when you compromise with the ad companies. Remember when Google was good?
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Thank you, that's actually helpful. I thought it was only accessible through a b2b agreement with Anthropic.
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No, almost anything related to my job is flagged for "cyber" and my company currently has no plan to try and enroll into mythos. I'm not sure if anyone has been able to enroll solo. It did help with some worldbuilding for my
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1mo ago
Companies flooding the space with ads making the internet unusable != strong economy to counter china?
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1mo ago
A new space race with robotics instead of rockets would do more good for the US economy than our current LLM version. Maybe in 10 years?
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