TZubiri

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by TZubiri 3mo ago
The discussion of "haha LLM companies stole data and now they have their data stolen so it's the same thing and it's fair." was reductionist when it started, and it's been like 3 months, and every internet user thro
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Politics aside, this is a sensible position, there was a major client revision, they can put security measures in the new version that are not present in the older one, this happens in many many industries. To be specific, the defensive mea
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Politics aside, this is a sensible position, there was a major client revision, they can put security measures in the new version that are not present in the older one, this happens in many many industries. To be specific, the defensive mea
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law "Any observed statistical regularity will tend to collapse once pressure is placed upon it for control purposes." Or the more pop layman version "When a mea
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Just gross positives is the claim. Ad is the negative, and the services are the positive.
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kind of a bad example, but take google, search, youtube, Android. It's an extreme position to argue that those products exist to serve advertising, they are clearly useful to end users.
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I have a question for completely innocuous and good faith reasons, is there any tool or dashboard that will allow me to find out what the reach of an ad for given keywords are? Like Google's Keyword Planner? If, as an advertiser, I wan
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The product seems to use the same 'scoping' mechanism that humans would use, so you can give agents access to whatever 'channels' you want. The issue seems to be that they 'invented' an auth and permission prot
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I think the victor would allow you to even have a small army, not big enough that you can rebel and be a threat, not small enough that you are useless, defenseless (or bored). And if the victor dies, you would then be free. Not necessarily
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Don't worry, we'll never do that, we'll just do it but it will be an opt in feature, but it's on by default, also it's just easier to standardize all users and just have the feature on for everybody, otherwise we&#x
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I think annihilation is a property of how we played the game and not of the game itself. I get that the game was designed around it, but there's nothing stopping players in a Free For All from subduing an enemy into slavery instead of
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It might be a highly technical and nuanced point, but while the subjective explanations Linus gives are neutral indeed, the stance is binary, and he took what to my estimation is the wrong approach "allowing llm generated code in the r
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Besides the subjectives, here are two objective policy stances that Torvalds is defining for the Linux kernel development: 1- Maintainers are allowed to commit LLM generated output. 2- Criticism of LLM generated code is not welcome/wil
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That just because a problem has existed for years, it doesn't mean the problem is gone or that it's no longer appropriate to make the same warnings and precautions as when it first came out.
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If anything it's more important to hold. It's easy to hold one position and then falter, there's a pressure to always be with the times and not be 2 years demodé, but simple positions still hold true. I wrote in the opencode
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Hard to escape the white shouth-african optics
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Nowadays not just big orgs are falling into the delusion, but also big people. When Linus posted that AIs and vibecoding were here to stay and declared resistance to it as harmful, I stopped to consider whether I was wrong, but it has made
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I'm glad that when I recommended opencode to a friend, I taught them first to install a vm and create an app specific user to boot. Many users did things right the first couple of days and then turned the security off after seeing it &
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I would argue it's fraudulent. There's loads of text to speech synthesizers that work just fine but sound robotic. The huge technological advancement of tihs technology is that it 'sounds human', even if it isn't. L
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I remember feeling that once with cannabis, I was feeling some sensations and emotions and initially I tried to explain them rationally, but eventually I came to the theory that some brain areas were just being activated by the drug. Don&#x
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Maybe the first such experimentation actually teaches you something? By destroying a part you get to understand the true shape of the self. But by repeated use I imagine you get diminishing effects on the knowledge, and exponential damage,
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Nice. If I may ask for your advice on a related subject. I have an old electric piano, it doesn't register dynamics, the strength with which I hit each note. Which is a huge bummer. I can't think of a simple way to hack dynamics o
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That's awesome. That said, didn't you just shift the cost instead of reducing the cost? It's of course subjective, and the goal of the question isn't to devalue your work, au contraire, I'm saying that you contribut
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I don't want to be mean, but you sound confused. Are you building agents? or building apps? Or building an API platform that has everything from databases and auth and coffee making capabilities? Sorry for meandering, but this is a com
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Perforce charges $500 for training training videos.. and it's AI narrated(training.perforce.com)
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I was like 10 minutes deep into the free version when I noticed that a couple of weird things could be attributed to the 'narrator' being a ChatGPT like speech synth. 1- The voice is not consistent across different videos. 2- Once
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But it's a pretty good indicator of skill level. High wpm means they write a lot. It's also helpful as a burst speed. It doesn't mean you are always cranking at 120wpm, but you can hit 120wpm when the words in your mental buf
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Similar to: wpm.silver.dev
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and for that matter, fopen is all you need, you do not need sqlite
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>Most AI systems work by reading the pixels of an image up close. Not really, most AI systems work by reading the octets as ASCII/unicode (and then tokenizing it). You could make an even better decoy font that renders one letter as

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