ReptileMan

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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
And how many immigrants didn't start unicorns? How do we filter out the best and leave the rest out? Should we have automatic deportation for people that are not economically productive enough? Deportation if some of the best in the wo
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
2016 all over again?
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Try to defy a court ruling and see how fast Brussels will slap you if you are EU member even if they are nominally separate. Or as a EU member can you withdraw from the court without consequences? They are intertwined.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Most of EE countries want the economic prosperity of EU without the ECHR crap. If you offer them devolvement of the EU to its original trade only idea - they would take it in a heartbeat. But specifically Israel was founded by a lot of peop
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
If you want to understand Israel - think of it as Eastern European country that is geographically misplaced. Kremlin knows how to pass convincingly as them. And Israel is a wedge issue. In psyops - discord is the goal.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Indeed. Think of how much we lose sitting in our AC rooms, eating our safe food, having light and hot water 24/7. And the anesthetics and antibiotics that allow surgery. We are softies. Real men work the field with plow and welcome the
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
It is not as if they can't write encouraging prompts to mythos from everywhere.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
There are many providers and harnesses. You could go almost 90% of the frontier models for the fraction of the price. You have 3 more free days of ox alpha. Geofencing has been quite good at creating feeling of being ripped off in the devel
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
But the drivers are not Uber employees. Which is the whole point of uber existing. It is a shitty model from Uber's side - but in this case just attack the model. Outlaw gig economy and be done with it. There are enough protections in
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Reading the Guardian article - it feels that the decision is weakly motivated. It is not clear exactly what rules Uber broke. >“Uber has committed serious infringements” by deactivating driver accounts without warning or human involvem
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Patriot act was 25 years ago and Snowden leaks were 15 years ago. Who is the master and who is the pupil is up for debate.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Are there any other wars that are not of aggression? What do you gain by parroting the legalese speak? Implying that it is extra bad and extra illegal war? Not your run of the mill PG-13 war? This one is X-rated kids. Everyone knows who the
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
I still think that Anthropic went the wrong way. It would have been much more entertaining to ask the model to find a non trivial zero not on the line and give it encouragement. To see what exactly it will come up with.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
The thing is who are those fleeing from California - if they are the ones that reliably voted Democrat since the 90-s - then you should be scared of them flipping Texas blue if they want the same policies that lead California to its current
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
So now the question is - majority or supermajority for the Dems in the midterms...
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Then US will just start making the things themselves and not import. Unlike Japan - for USA imports are optional.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Fair point. Markup then.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
If deepseek operate on 80% margins as some suggested, this means that OpenAI reduced theirs from 1600% to 1200%.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
USA is vast and endowed with resources enough to be self sufficient. And US citizens will always accept dollars by law.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Claude is pretentious abrasive snob, codex is the blue collar guy that gets shit done in my experience.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
You can always print money out of thin air and instead with debt, fuel spending with inflation.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Scenario 1: It will be nothingburger right until the time it isn't. US can't default on its debt - so massive inflation and money printing until everything is rebalanced. Scenario 2: AI and robotics deliver growth on par with semi
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
>Hundreds of bots modifying thousands of microservices That is way too close to monkeys on typewriters for comfort.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Technology is force multiplier. Everything could be used for oppression. Deal with it - the future is boot stomping on human face forever. There are lucky few that could choose whether they will be the face or foot. But it is inevitable. Or
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Like the Titan submarine team's moto mine is - real men test in production. The LLM produce so much code that the best I can is skim and look for obvious flaws, also pass it trough adversarial one.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
So Brussels caved as usual.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Somewhat hard to short non public company, don't you think?
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Problem is that once you are 100% remote you start to compete with everyone with acceptable english and fast internet connection for the same jobs.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
So what exactly is patentable? There has been a lot of prior art on the topic.
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by ReptileMan 1mo ago
Who knows. What I tell is that the AI productivity boom is here. Just for a change right now it is not shown on businesses balance sheets, because it is captured by the workforce in non monetary ways.

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