Cantinflas

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by Cantinflas 5d ago
"but when you were affected, you wrote a complaint that the website been collaterally blocked, and the next time they did the "match blocks", the website was no longer blocked." Care to elaborate? They block by IP, that&
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by Cantinflas 27d ago
No air gap, no data diodes, no visibility... OpenAI should fire lots of people over this. HF should sue them. This is pure negligence.
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by Cantinflas 28d ago
Yeah I totally agree. It's wonderful, even though it may cause weird localized effects.
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by Cantinflas 28d ago
/goal code migrated to python 3
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by Cantinflas 28d ago
That's a very narrow view. If anyone could vibe code their printer drivers, maybe free software wouldn't have existed, because it would not have been needed in the first place.
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by Cantinflas 2mo ago
As claude would say, "relatively" is carrying a lot of weight in that frase. Definitely load-bearing — would not pass a quick smoke test.
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by Cantinflas 2mo ago
You need terabytes of memory to run a frontier class model
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by Cantinflas 3mo ago
That is not what the article is saying, at all.
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by Cantinflas 3mo ago
Somehow related: https://github.com/elder-plinius/OBLITERATUS
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by Cantinflas 7mo ago
It doesn't matter any more! Software is a (very cheap) commodity now.
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by Cantinflas 7mo ago
"If “AI-rewriting” is accepted as a valid way to change licenses, it represents the end of Copyleft. " Software in the AI era is not that important. Copyleft has already won, you can have new code in 40 seconds for $0.70 worth of
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by Cantinflas 7mo ago
That's not their mission, in any country, ever.
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by Cantinflas 8mo ago
Funeral service providers, for obvious reasons.
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by Cantinflas 10mo ago
Is the patch already available for GrapheneOS?
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by Cantinflas 10mo ago
Yeah this is very confusing for me too, how could the attackers create a valid DKIM signature for coinbase.com? Either there is a huge misconfiguration or it's not possible. Am I missing something?
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by Cantinflas 11mo ago
Asimov was so good. Amazing story
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by Cantinflas 11mo ago
The link doesn't mention "seeking out" those books, in fact it mentions catholic priests both burning and lamenting the burn.
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by Cantinflas 11mo ago
That's exactly it! I didn't knew it had a name until today. Thanks!
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by Cantinflas 11mo ago
I was taught to always speak up in every meeting by my boss at that time. Always, no matrer what, I had to come up with something. If you do that, you'd do me a favour.
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by Cantinflas 1y ago
Is the govt going to manage your private keys any time soon? How would that work?
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by Cantinflas 1y ago
What is your opinion on managerial virtue signaling?
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by Cantinflas 1y ago
Imo long term efficient, short term could be inefficient enough
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by Cantinflas 1y ago
Why is it so hard to believe that a complex neural network can think? You literally have one over your shoulders that does exactly that.
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
Imo 1) and 3) make little sense, e.g. no one learns anything from a toddler dying from cancer, and no "freedom" caused it. 2) looks more interesting, although I'm not sure I understand it
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
Violence can also be taken over by robots, it's another job that they can do better
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
That's a lof of GPU time right there
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
Imo treating traumas with ayahuasca is like treating flu with a baseball bat.
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
Can't they just tale vitamin D supplements? Why extra exposure?
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by Cantinflas 2y ago
Why bother running models locally? Privacy, for once, or censorship resistance.
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by Cantinflas 3y ago
> But here’s the problem: it will answer them wrong. There is no way to know that, and even if it ends up being true, blocking openai will likely make the problem worse, e.g. the ai answers will be worse without access to the documentati

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