EthanHeilman

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Post-Quantum OpenID Connect(openid.net)
2 points by EthanHeilman 6d ago|0 comments
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by EthanHeilman 8d ago
That's what 95% is intended to capture. That some level of expertise in an area is should be captured by 95% sample of the population, you could push it to 99% of 99.9%, but you want it to be quantified by a number to avoid arguments t
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by EthanHeilman 10d ago
Does RSI actually mean anything specific anymore? RSI, AGI, at this point seem like buzzwords. Sure AGI has definition that are measurable, say "better than 95% of humans on 95% of intellectual tasks" but if we used that definitio
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by EthanHeilman 13d ago
Oh nice, thanks for sharing
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Map of stars around Earth out to 40 light years(claude.ai)
3 points by EthanHeilman 13d ago|2 comments
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by EthanHeilman 18d ago
I believe jrflo was saying that OpenAI watches the chats of everyone from Anthropic because watching what Anthropic employees type into their personal ChatGPT accounts is a critical source of intelligence on is happening inside of Anthropic
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by EthanHeilman 18d ago
A careful reading of "we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products helped improve our models" could be saying that yes they trained on it but they don't know if that training data result
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by EthanHeilman 19d ago
I am surprised that this happened to liquid. Many of the other hacks seem to the sort of mistakes that I expect projects to make. RNG-failure resulting in bad keying material is a mistake that people have been making since at least the last
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Pedagogical Provinces in Dangerous Times(peterberard.substack.com)
1 points by EthanHeilman 24d ago|0 comments
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by EthanHeilman 24d ago
> You have accurately described a email mailing list. Where in the value-add here? Pre-prints are basically a mailinglist where you post your paper prior to peer review. The value over a simple mailinglist is: 1. Stable URL and citation
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Novels about secular-knowledge-preserving utopian communities(peterberard.substack.com)
1 points by EthanHeilman 1mo ago|0 comments
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
They wouldn't be the only party, but they are in my opinion the most likely party. What the people that can monetize it? Microsoft, X, IBM, Salesforce, Discord, Google Microsoft would likely buy OpenAI due to their investment and integ
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
And that might be why Google loses, they are competing with companies that are willing to operate outside the law (or at least pay Trump to have the DoJ look the other way).
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
Gemini seems like a better search engine than the alternatives because it has access to Google's massive crawler feeds. I think Google could charge 30 dollars month for Gemini + all the data Google has locked up (Scholar, Books, crawle
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
Anthropic has no moat, their models just get distilled and resold. They can maybe get good margins when LLM improvement rate is very high but as it slows down they are looking at commodity margins. Google has the products that makes that co
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
I disagree. Google is one of the few parties that can monetize AI because Google has a massive moat in the form of their products: gmail, chrome, photos, search, etc... and Google already has the custom-built chips and datacenters. Google s
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
You can use a self-hosted identity provider with OPKSSH. OPKSSH is just the protocol and the software that plugs an identity provider into SSH. Lots of people use it with authentik instances they run themselves. > Still, using certificat
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Opkssh integrating single sign-on with SSH (2025)(ethanheilman.com)
10 points by EthanHeilman 2mo ago|2 comments
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Turning GitHub Actions into an oracle (2025)(ethanheilman.com)
2 points by EthanHeilman 2mo ago|0 comments
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by EthanHeilman 2mo ago
Exactly! Assume that you will have bad apples and build a system that protects against them and minimizes the harm they do.
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by EthanHeilman 3mo ago
Those jobs protects aren't necessarily wasteful in that they stimulate the economy and cutting them would have serious impacts for those states. The essential question is, could that subsidy to a state have more impact. For instance, r
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by EthanHeilman 3mo ago
Because finding people that are 100% ethical is extremely difficult. Even if we are wildly optimistic and say 20% of the population is 100% ethical. You aren't likely to weed out unethical people, so you are hiring people, training the
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by EthanHeilman 3mo ago
A Surveillance state is not the same as police state. We already live in a surveillance state, but we are protected by three things: 1. The cost of arrest. Actually sending someone to pick the person up and put them in handcuffs, process an
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Strategic Implications of Lunar Mass Drivers as a Dual Use Technology [pdf](afpc.org)
4 points by EthanHeilman 4mo ago|0 comments
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
This is a very cool idea, surprised no one has done it before!
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
It was an accident, you can read the investigation. No one claims Nagasaki or Hiroshima were accidents. > I think americans have the false belief that US is some of kind of benevolent force acting for the good of the world and promoting
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
> Iran does not think they are dealing with a madman. No one knows but the Iranian leadership. The Iranian leadership has been famously bad at modeling the intentions and motivations of other nations leaderships. A bolt of the blue decap
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
Threatening autocrats might work, but just bolt out of the blue decapitation strikes undermine future threats because they figure they'll get no warning. If you are threatening, you are bluffing and when you aren't bluffing, there
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
> I think "Iran was considering a peace deal" is a bit of a stretch here. Iran was considering a peace deal. I agree that the most plausible was they would reject it. > What does Iran still have to lose? Well, a lot. The US
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by EthanHeilman 4mo ago
The bigger issue is the tankers. The US Navy isn't going to be happy patrolling the strait sure, but even if they did they wouldn't be able to protect the tankers enough for it to make sense for tankers to take the risk. The last

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