Kapura

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by Kapura 1y ago
I am not sure what point you're trying to make here; none of the games you mentioned contain the famous "arrow to the knee" line. Dwarf Fortress, in fact, shows just how much is possible by committing to deep systemic synthes
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by Kapura 1y ago
> The first team to deliver a model that can run on a GPU alongside a game, so that there is never an "I took an arrow to the knee" meme again is going to make a LOT of money. this feels like a fundamental misunderstanding of h
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by Kapura 1y ago
not if you're trying to impress your bosses to get a promotion.
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by Kapura 1y ago
How is this anything other than a genocide?
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by Kapura 1y ago
Isn't the advantage of having AI that it isn't prone to human-style errors? Otherwise, what are we doing here? Just creating a class of knowledge worker that's no better than humans, but we don't have to pay them?
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by Kapura 1y ago
How is "i have been incentivised to agree with the boss, so I'll just google his opinion" reasoning? Feels like the model is broken to me :/
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by Kapura 1y ago
nobody would be claiming an excel spreadsheet is anything close to intelligent tho.
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by Kapura 1y ago
this is my understanding; it makes me ask where exactly the "intelligence" is here.
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by Kapura 1y ago
Here's an idea: make the AIs consistent at doing things computers are good at. Here's an anecdote from a friend who's living in Japan: > i used chatgpt for the first time today and have some lite rage if you wanna hear it.
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by Kapura 1y ago
Glad to know that others agree; this is the elephant in the room that the original link doesn't mention. The manga was completed several years after the film's release, and the expanded freedom allows the story to be expanded in e
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by Kapura 1y ago
One of the key advantages of computers has, historically, been their ability to compute and remember things accurately. What value is there in backing out of these in favour of LLM-based computation?
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by Kapura 1y ago
It is a crime to stalk people. When we catch people doing it, we should stop them. I was taught many, many times growing up in the U.S. that people had a right to privacy, to free speech, to being considered innocent until proven guilty. Wh
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Journalists wary of travelling to US due to Palantir surveillance(bsky.app)
237 points by Kapura 1y ago|260 comments
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by Kapura 1y ago
the current regime has shown hostility to keeping europe peaceful, what do you want?
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by Kapura 1y ago
“With this action, EPA is delivering organizational improvements to the personnel structure that will directly benefit the American people and better advance the agency’s core mission, while Powering the Great American Comeback.” the amount
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by Kapura 1y ago
You shouldn't have to measure the fact that feeding children does good, and you should push back against anybody who thinks you should (because they clearly don't want all children to eat, a strong signal of fucked up morality).
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by Kapura 1y ago
forklift gym gang gang
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by Kapura 1y ago
I feel like there's the administrative overhead, but also every child having food when they are learning is sure to be a profound positive externality. The only outcome of having kids to go to school hungry or receive substandard educa
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American War: A special series confronting the legacy of the Vietnam War(theverge.com)
3 points by Kapura 1y ago|0 comments
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by Kapura 1y ago
This framing conveniently ignores the question of whether the president should have the authority to single-handedly withhold funding for universities, broadly considered to be one of the foundational pillars of America's strength in t
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by Kapura 1y ago
weird metaphor, because a gym goer practices what they are doing by putting in the reps in order to increase personal capacity. it's more like you're laughing at people at the gym, saying "don't you know we have forklift
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by Kapura 1y ago
I am sorry, but if this impresses you you are a rube. If this were a machine with the smallest bit of actual intelligence it would, upon seeing its a chess puzzle, remember "hey, i am a COMPUTER and a small set of fixed moves should
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by Kapura 1y ago
So... it failed to solve the puzzle? That seems distinctly unimpressive, especially for a puzzle with a fixed start state and a limited set of possible moves.
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by Kapura 1y ago
It is a statement that the current regime wants to discourage judicial independence. A judge is not an agent of ICE or the feds; they have undergone study and election and put in a position where their discretion has the weight of law. It&#
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by Kapura 2y ago
ah, that's genuinely useful. thanks.
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Ask HN: Why do DOGE stories never make it to the frontpage?
16 points by Kapura 2y ago|11 comments
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by Kapura 2y ago
This is incredibly brave of the employees involved. It is easy to condemn genocide from the outside; it's much harder to speak up when these sales pay your salary. But that's exactly why workers need to speak up.
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Tabletop industry in full panic as tariffs poised to erase decades of growth(polygon.com)
8 points by Kapura 2y ago|0 comments
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Trump Tariffs "a seismic shift" for nascent US tabletop industry(sjgames.com)
16 points by Kapura 2y ago|0 comments
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by Kapura 2y ago
When i look around at all the positive innovations cryptocurrency has failed to deliver, it really does seem like they invented a currency exclusively useful for doing crimes.

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