EGreg

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by EGreg 5mo ago
Writing it myself would mean doing the research myself. How would I do that? ChatGPT can do it faster at scale. Then the summaries are short enough that cutting any particular part wouldn't make sense. I could re-word it, I guess. Why
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Can you tell me what you would cut, in this article, specifically, that would make it more meaningfully concise? The point isn't that you can't run the deep research. Everyone now has more capabilities, and if you want to waste ti
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by EGreg 5mo ago
What would that improve in this case?
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Worth pointing out that this is part of a much larger encroachment on user privacy, and not just in the US: https://community.qbix.com/t/increasing-state-of-surveillanc...
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by EGreg 5mo ago
What would it take to remove yourself from the loop so your agents can go parabolic and kick off the singularity? (Have them cover their own token costs, hehe).
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Then Opexus fired the one who said it. Leaving no one to say anything anymore on their behalf.
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Wait, I never understood why we need "intrepid reporters" hired by a certain company to enter a war zone, for instance. Everyone has cameras now. They're ubiquitous. What we really need is collaboration online to make sense o
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by EGreg 5mo ago
I looked — 99% of them involve AI
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by EGreg 5mo ago
One of many simultaneous attempts all around the world: https://community.qbix.com/t/the-global-war-on-end-to-end-en... And by the way, this article mentions other things already in place, such as being able to command
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by EGreg 5mo ago
How's BSD doing? How about Amazon Linux?
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by EGreg 5mo ago
I refer you to all my own comments about decentralized solutions, which you can see in my history. And the posts that have been flagged after amassing too many upvotes. I think that's sufficient.
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Increasing State of Surveillance from All Sides Around the World(community.qbix.com)
2 points by EGreg 5mo ago|0 comments
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Don't you see it closing all around you? It's not just Google. It's governments, corporations, all around the world, simultaneously. The noose is being tightened gradually, then all at once. And it's coming for all of us
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Seems more and more people are coming to the same realization: https://community.safebots.ai/t/prominent-people-come-to-the...
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Start here: https://github.com/Safebots/KV
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LAWS: A new transform operation turning LLM inference into cheap cache lookups(arxiv.org)
7 points by EGreg 5mo ago|2 comments
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by EGreg 5mo ago
I like Proton a lot. But isn’t WebRTC already trivially end to end encrypted? We built an entire encrypted and decentralized peer to peer videoconferencing and livestreaming system years ago, and made it open source so anyone can host it:
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by EGreg 5mo ago
How does this get added in practice?
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Direct yours
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by EGreg 5mo ago
I really think there is something here. It's a very low level general primitive, and you're right, OOP has been around for a long time. Objects and protocols, e.g. in objective C. If you want, I'm happy to jump on a zoom and
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Agents are a first-generation technology. They propose and act at the same time. I recommend you read https://safebots.ai/agents.html
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by EGreg 5mo ago
Kerchkoff would beg to disagree. Please do not refuse a beggar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerckhoffs%27s_principle
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by EGreg 5mo ago
He started with literally graffiti. So sure - not subtle!!
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by EGreg 6mo ago
Yes, several projects have been going in the right direction. But also - see https://safebots.ai/grokers.html
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by EGreg 6mo ago
I hope HN can appreciate what a game changer (and paradigm shift) Zed can be. To the Zed developers: CONGRATULATIONS! I have been following your project with great interest since your speed demo years ago. And since it’s AI-first, I’m inter
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by EGreg 6mo ago
So... just like the App Store on iOS?
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by EGreg 6mo ago
“even really strong development teams” One would think a single really strong developer, let alone a team, would look for interpolation in strings fed to RDBMS?
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by EGreg 6mo ago
Wow! Yes it does sound exactly like that. Reality really can be stranger than fiction
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by EGreg 6mo ago
Security by obscurity through morality? :) The thing is, technology is either enabling something or not. The exploration space might be huge, but once an exploit is found, the exploitation code / strategy / plan can trivially proc
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by EGreg 6mo ago
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born in Votkinsk, May 7 1840. When he was a little boy he never played out in the streets of Votkinsk like the other little children of Votkinsk, because when Tchaikovsky was one month old, his parents moved to

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