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by EA-3167 19d ago
Obviously the difference is stealth.
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by EA-3167 20d ago
Automobile manufacturers invented Jaywalking, right off the top of my head, but I'm sure there are more examples. Arguably the self-driving evangelists like to do that by using "but human drivers" as a way to argue for a tech
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by EA-3167 20d ago
I'll believe it when they confirm a date.
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Ukrainian USV Attack on Sochi Reveals Rarely Seen Russian Navy Trained Dolphins(hisutton.com)
2 points by EA-3167 20d ago|0 comments
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OpenAI's rogue agents probed Hugging Face weaknesses months before major hack(reuters.com)
3 points by EA-3167 20d ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 20d ago
Oh very funny, very much in the spirit of engaging with what others say on the best possible basis.
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by EA-3167 21d ago
Calculators don't think for you any more than a slide-rule or a pen and paper does. It takes values and operations that you instruct and then all it does is the part that's entirely deterministic and repetitive. My computer is an
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Anthropic Confirms Claude AI Use in Weapons and Surveillance(thedefensepost.com)
3 points by EA-3167 21d ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 21d ago
Asking a machine to think for you is absolutely different than asking it to expend physical effort for you. If you can't see the difference than frankly this is kind of pointless.
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by EA-3167 21d ago
You have to know that isn't what anyone means by "Slop". Slop is *low effort* by definition, and whatever you think of the long list of technologies you mentioned none of them were remotely low effort, never mind "Tell t
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A Vision of a Future Where Machines Fight Wars(undark.org)
3 points by EA-3167 21d ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 21d ago
So ONLY their ethnicity matters? Is that true for every ethnicity or you know… just the one.
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by EA-3167 21d ago
If you want to believe without evidence why bother to read articles? Faith doesn’t require that, but if you’re serious then a lack of evidence is important.
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by EA-3167 21d ago
No, that was strictly funerary cannibalism and not a source of nutrition. What the OP means is that wild pigs were available without the need for breeding or domestication.
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by EA-3167 22d ago
That gets into a discussion that HN as a whole doesn't excel at: The realpolitik of what goes on in embassies, what staffers might know about ops, and the need to keep those secrets rather than have them spilled in a foreign court. You
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Not the Glue They Thought It Was(science.org)
3 points by EA-3167 22d ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 22d ago
Just because how it works doesn’t make sense to you doesn’t mean that isn’t how it works.
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by EA-3167 23d ago
Diplomatic Immunity isn’t just found in movies, and while it can lead to some unsatisfying outcomes it’s necessary.
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by EA-3167 24d ago
Plus that lawsuit from Apple might go spectacularly wrong.
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by EA-3167 24d ago
All of this rests on the assumption that this game of musical chairs can continue indefinitely. If you believe that then this is flushing money. If you don’t it’s acknowledging failure to monetize the tech to the tune of trillions, and fail
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by EA-3167 24d ago
It follows if the goal is to deflate the bubble without popping it, and if the reality under the hood supports the absurd investment. The companies themselves wouldn't do it, but they could be required to if they want to operate in the
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by EA-3167 25d ago
From the article: > The federal Environmental Protection Agency plans to scrap a federal requirement that states tell the public — and allow public comment — before approving air-pollution permits for industrial facilities. That includes
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by EA-3167 25d ago
To be fair he didn't say who was getting rich, presumably the people making the deals, not the chumps left with the cleanup and the bill.
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by EA-3167 25d ago
Here's the thing... pollution is a global issue. We share the same atmosphere, we share the same grid, we share the same resources to generate energy. So no this isn't an issue for local governments who can be easily bribed, it&#x
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by EA-3167 25d ago
It isn't flippant, it's just not exclusively focused on your target of choice.
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The State of AI Antibody Design(science.org)
3 points by EA-3167 25d ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 25d ago
Again, “People I disagree with have no agency” is a really unfortunate cognitive failure mode.
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by EA-3167 25d ago
The funny thing to me about this is how driven by (ignorant) public demand that led to premature re-openings. People have agency, and it’s always a little depressing to see people acting like they’re robots being led by a shadowy power. Peo
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by EA-3167 25d ago
With an x at the top right… if you click it then it goes away and doesn’t bother you again. Realistically if you want the level of professionalism and coverage a site like Stat produces you are going to have to pay for some of it. The alter
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by EA-3167 25d ago
That article isn’t paywalled.

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