TedDoesntTalk

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by TedDoesntTalk 10d ago
You think the hugging face incident was a stunt? Can you explain?
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by TedDoesntTalk 12d ago
> The thing we considered the most troubling was whether AIs could autonomously acquire resources by running businesses. So we decided to build that to validate and confirm our fears.
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by TedDoesntTalk 13d ago
… but he’s not using a “hacking model”
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by TedDoesntTalk 13d ago
I think he means this: https://openai.com/index/ai-policy-window/
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by TedDoesntTalk 14d ago
Great point.
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by TedDoesntTalk 16d ago
Is this why Oregon Trail Deluxe freezes on Mac? https://oregontrail.ws/games/the-oregon-trail-deluxe/play/
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by TedDoesntTalk 16d ago
I will make miniature dioramas and photograph them.
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by TedDoesntTalk 16d ago
Even easier is to just take a picture of an AI-generated picture.
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by TedDoesntTalk 16d ago
Propagation
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by TedDoesntTalk 21d ago
Sophisticated attacks will always leverage multiple vulnerabilities. That’s why you have to think of any vulnerability holistically, not in isolation.
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by TedDoesntTalk 27d ago
What is the point of that? Why is that better than using the harness directly?
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by TedDoesntTalk 2mo ago
Were you still alive after paying it off?
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by TedDoesntTalk 3mo ago
Agree. I almost never watch them when posted in comments. Sometimes if it’s a main article I might.
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by TedDoesntTalk 3mo ago
Java has a lesson of what can go wrong with types, just as parent says. That example is dates and times. So many types… And before Java finally settled on what we have today, we had 3rd-party libraries like jodatime that tried to fix it. I
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by TedDoesntTalk 3mo ago
I’m in the USA and have a Tenda WiFi usb stick. Not as popular as other brands but they are around
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by TedDoesntTalk 3mo ago
> So it was undiscovered for 16 years until now Publicly undiscovered
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by TedDoesntTalk 3mo ago
Cardinality is the easy way to resolve this. If the data has a cardinality of 1, it should be an attribute. If cardinality > 1, it should be a child element/node.
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by TedDoesntTalk 4mo ago
Loyalists were gone by from America by the mid-1780s.
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by TedDoesntTalk 4mo ago
I found it interesting that you used the term European several times, but never once the term American. He served in the American military, lived in America, had an American father (according to the article). So you consider 19th century Am
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by TedDoesntTalk 4mo ago
How much does corporate espionage help them?
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by TedDoesntTalk 4mo ago
He could have sold those printouts instead of giving them away.
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by TedDoesntTalk 4mo ago
Experts have beginner’s mind.
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by TedDoesntTalk 5mo ago
Great story. Had no idea. Still love the name Uwe. One of those German names that doesn’t have an English equivalent unlike, say, Pieter.
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by TedDoesntTalk 5mo ago
> the more they will tend to gradually pull that into some homogenous abstract equilibrium I experienced this with resume editing. The LLM removes everything that differentiates my resume from a pile of junior engineers with “average” ex
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by TedDoesntTalk 5mo ago
You may disagree with Freud, but he is responsible for mental health therapy becoming a socially acceptable practice in the West.
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by TedDoesntTalk 7mo ago
Where does he mention “without Robux”?
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by TedDoesntTalk 7mo ago
It’s not debt bondage in Roblox. It’s company scrip https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_scrip
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by TedDoesntTalk 7mo ago
The CEO does not say it’s a horrible idea. The interviewers say that. CEO says it’s “brilliant idea”.
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by TedDoesntTalk 7mo ago
In case you don’t want to watch the video: his answer is yes BUT he needs to figure out how to do it legally in the different jurisdictions that control kids gambling.
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by TedDoesntTalk 8mo ago
Were the payments considered income?

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