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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
Cities feel riskier, but in many ways they offer more room to grow. Kids don't just need nature; they need space to navigate the world on their own terms
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
The tragedy isn't just that they're doing this online, it's that it's the only place left. We paved over their physical freedom, then panic when they carve out virtual freedom we can't supervise. And ironically, we
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
Classic social engineering, just aimed at a language model instead of a person
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
Our locks are great, except when someone picks them effortlessly and robs the whole neighborhood... but that's why it's important to keep making better locks
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
If a model in one account can run tools or issue network requests that touch systems tied to other entities, that’s not an AI problem... that's a serious platform security failure
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
It's less like locking the door and more like asking politely not to be robbed
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
This feels like the point where the conversation around AI "alignment" shifts from hypothetical to operational
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
Mozilla has a real pattern of shooting itself in the foot
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
Text is a terrible medium for conflict resolution
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by ErigmolCt 11mo ago
This should be a wake-up call for any org trying to "AI-ify" community-driven work
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Sooo make bad behavior costly instead of just annoying
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
It's not about censorship in the classic sense but it is about enforcing norms
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
The idea that we should only block based on clear technical harm made sense when the web was smaller, less commercialized, and more idealistic
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
At this point, it's not if the data gets accessed, it's when and how quietly it happens
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Yep, it's like we speedran 1984 but made it a startup
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Sooo you've basically built a modern home surveillance system that doesn't phone home to a dozen third parties
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Even a short distance can feel like crossing from panopticon to peace and quiet
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
This is one of those stories that reads like a Black Mirror episode but is just... real life now. What’s especially concerning is the normalization of this kind of surveillance creep...
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
What gets me is that it's not an accident
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
This might be the most poetic description of TikTok's web experience I've ever read
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Deep work isn't just about focus, it's about staying long enough in that state for the compounding effect to kick in, and it sounds like you've nailed that
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
You did everything right (set boundaries, kept things intentional) and still the internet crept in through the cracks like water under a poorly sealed door
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
That algorithm is like a friend who never shuts up but somehow always knows your guilty pleasures
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
When hundreds of tools look polished but behave inconsistently, trust becomes the differentiator
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Yeah, the line about big companies suddenly moving fast felt more like wishful thinking than grounded observation
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
I think the article is more reflective of the low-to-mid complexity product landscape, where surface-level features dominate and differentiation is minimal. But you're absolutely right: once you're building something that touches
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
It's kind of wild how the same traits (hyperfocus, detail orientation, pattern sensitivity) can be superpowers in some contexts but limiting in others that require leaps of intuition or comfort with ambiguity
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
But the evolutionary pressures discussed in the paper are much older
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
If your father's side carries some of those sensitizing variants, it could explain both the cluster of traits and the generational occurrence of more severe ASD cases. That actually fits eerily well with the picture this paper is paint
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by ErigmolCt 1y ago
Basically, it's a population-level story about evolutionary trade-offs, not a psychological profile

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