Miner49er

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by Miner49er 5mo ago
If we achieve runaway AI, the stock market goes to infinity. So from an expected value standpoint, massive spending on it is worthwhile. Even if the odds are tiny, the payoff warrants a massive bet size.
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by Miner49er 5mo ago
They promise to not use customer code to train models. AFAIK, that hasn't changed.
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by Miner49er 5mo ago
Yeah, didn't see til after I commented, but this CEO ran this same playbook with New Relic. Layoffs and then sold the company 2 months later. I think Staples is a guy you bring in to sell the company, not run the company.
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by Miner49er 5mo ago
Yeah doesn't make sense. My guess is they are doing this to prep for an acquisition. Probably by an AI company or Datadog or similar.
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by Miner49er 6mo ago
Isn't that just Gitlab with Duo turned on?
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by Miner49er 6mo ago
Are they doing PRs? Putting their code in git? Is AI deploying it or do they get help with that?
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by Miner49er 6mo ago
Well it might. If the actual rate is .9x then it matters a lot. Or even if it's like 1.1x, is the cost worth the return?
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by Miner49er 6mo ago
This is a predictable outcome of what people like Altman are doing, and probably will happen more and more. Altman and co. are massively changing society, putting people out of work, etc. It is systemic violence on a massive scale. Systemic
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by Miner49er 6mo ago
What Sam is doing is immoral too, just not illegal.
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by Miner49er 8mo ago
Isn't learning to use AI just learning how to talk, read, and think coherently? Unless you mean learning to build AI or how it actually works?
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by Miner49er 8mo ago
Whatever one that lets me install what I want
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by Miner49er 10mo ago
There's no way they run out of names for a good while. There's over 50 Toy Story characters at this point.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Also Elixir abstracts even more of the OTP and does some automagical stuff with it. Erlang is more explicit, which is better for learning, IMO.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
As does Google maps
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Government run groceries stores are bad, but government run drug stores are good, I guess. This should be good for Americans, though.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
My point is OP is wrong that it doesn't include speech. It includes some speech.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Yeah, the courts don't even have to involved. All you need to do is be charged, and they can revoke the passport, even if charges are later dropped.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
No, material support has been ruled to include speech in the past: https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/national/2010/06/22/c...
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Just passport, so revoking the right to travel to other countries.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Out of curiosity, at the tech company, did the team use typespecs and dialyzer?
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Is it really desirable though? Sure, it might eliminate human error, but it also probably eliminate pilots saving planes. I don't think an autopilot would have put US Airways Flight 1549 into the Hudson.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
There's also the timing. Maybe there's something specific about takeoff that makes it more likely for the failure to occur. However, assuming there's not, then the odds of this occuring at takeoff (the worst possible time) in
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by Miner49er 1y ago
It was definitely speculated this could happen as soon as he launched the coin, not sure if there was any concrete evidence of it like this.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
I guess I would hope it takes more then that to rise to the level of obstruction. Additionally, you have to prove intent, and unless the judge was careless, I doubt they will ever be able to do that. I'd bet the prosecution knows this
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by Miner49er 1y ago
There doesn't have to be, it's up to the prosecution to prove the reason was to aid him in avoiding arrest. The judge doesn't have to provide an alternate reason.
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by Miner49er 1y ago
How in the world is this an arrestable offense. Escorting someone out of a room?
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by Miner49er 1y ago
Another example: https://theintercept.com/2015/11/19/an-fbi-informant-seduced...
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by Miner49er 2y ago
We have plenty of workers that want that kind of work, we're just deporting a good chunk of them.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
It happens to everyone, but we have data showing that it happens to women more. OP is objectively correct.
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by Miner49er 2y ago
How's that any different then the US? Generally people post the best version of themselves on social media. Also, the US is known for exporting the American Dream and American culture as being great.

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