Yizahi

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by Yizahi 2y ago
The sole purpose of the strategic reserves of tokens is to make them "too big to fail". Tokenbros correctly guess that their luck with impotent SEC may not last long, it may be 4 years more, or 8 years, or maybe tomorrow some Gabb
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by Yizahi 2y ago
He is working long hours most likely. The problem is that C-levels include all commutes in the work hours (not possible for a lowly grunts), all dining in the work hours, all meetings and chatting in the work hours, all golf matches and so
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by Yizahi 2y ago
It is always the same idea - if the data is even slightly touched and/or processed, it is suddenly not a personal data anymore and is "ok" to be sold.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The level of fear of the SEC chairman. They were afraid to classify all tokens as securities because BTC and ETH were too big by then, thus created this meaningless distinction. In real life there is no difference except number of users.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
It's reverse in my opinion. Tokens used for illegal stuff at first get into the finance sector if there is no oversight, e.g. banks start holding them, exchanges use them etc. Then when the government asleep at the wheel (or complicit)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
I think one of the reasons why big corporations in this sector are still keeping this "open prompt" UI as a main one is to keep up pretense that these programs are actually thinking. After all, when we open a chat with another per
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by Yizahi 2y ago
USA has backdoor laws afaik. Sweden is targeting Signal to force them create a backdoor. And this is only from regular news, I'm not even reading infosec industry updates. All govts are targeting privacy tools and the clock is ticking
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by Yizahi 2y ago
> You've used 'stochastic parrot' so many times, actual parrots are filing for trademark infringement. Ahahaha:) This line wins:)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
> You predicted Facebook would collapse into a black hole in 2012. The only black hole we found was the one where all your optimism disappeared. Ouch... :) PS: This profile check idea is really funny, great job :)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
LLMs coding performance is directly proportional to amount of stolen data for the learning process. That's why frontend folks are swearing by it and are forecasting our new god dominance in just a few years. That's because fronten
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by Yizahi 2y ago
"The unborn are a convenient group of people to advocate for. They never make demands of you; they are morally uncomplicated, unlike the incarcerated, addicted, or the chronically poor; they don’t resent your condescension or complain
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by Yizahi 2y ago
A perfect match :)
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by Yizahi 2y ago
I was recently at a local IT meetup, a majority of us were senior developers. And a topic took turn to browsers and Chrome at some point, so of course I've had to voice my two cents about Chrome monopoly and Firefox :) . A few guys wer
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by Yizahi 2y ago
If I understand correctly, the Top 1 and 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. issue is how to make that plasma do actual work. So far the designs which boast Q>1 or are close enough, all produce plasma in short burst and no one has invented a way to make tha
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Meeting summaries is the most hilarious thing these neural networks have produced. I don't know which NN model does Zoom use, but the text it produces is super funny :) . It basically can't parse half of the words, and then genera
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by Yizahi 2y ago
OP was being sarcastic, I guess. Also, assuming 250k people will be teleported straight into armed forces, this will does almost nothing to the high level course of war. Sure, it will help with morals a lot, it will allow to relieve many pe
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Nazis were interested in that, and fascism is a bigger category. AfD supports fascist regimes like Russia. A small good thing doesn't cancel out huge negative thing.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
- ... and how do you know? - I have generated a very likely series of letters and then added a little randomization to not sound like robot.
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Inspired by this comment thread :) 9. Evaluate - after NNs will take over a majority of jobs, will bread be free, or will we starve and kill each other in a series of major land wars?
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by Yizahi 2y ago
If anyone is interested, there was an experiment about that. A week without either of Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook. And last week without all 5. Very illuminating. https://gizmodo.com/i-cut-the-big-five-tech-gi
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by Yizahi 2y ago
More like impossible
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by Yizahi 2y ago
I'm reasonably sure that if you will block every single Amazon owned address at your entry firewall, a majority of the apps or sites will stop working for you. That's what is implied by saying that it is not possible to avoid Goog
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Very old anecdote: "The problem with this country is stupidity. I don't propose that we introduce a capital punishment for stupidity, but what if we simply take warning label from everything and let the problem solve itself?"
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by Yizahi 2y ago
No need to suspect, they are advertising that openly and are proud of it. Famously, years ago they invented House of Cards TV show by looking at the most popular search tags and picked the most popular ones to select a genre and theme of a
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by Yizahi 2y ago
I don't know about Netflix specifically, but some companies do sell all-in-one package solution to create your own kinda Neflix on prem. Don't know how great these solutions are, but I imagine with sufficient budget they should wo
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Removing reasonable discriminating items from hiring is good idea, like mandating no photos for example. But we can't remove all of it and people will still be discriminated, even just by name and surname. Then we decide to force the i
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The same issue as with some other terms in 21st century. For example monopoly by the 19th century definition would be almost impossible today, because "look, that company has a whopping 0.1% of the market, hence we with 99.9% are not a
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by Yizahi 2y ago
The LHC indeed works, as a device. But what was it's purpose and did it do "meaningful" stuff over its lifetime? LHC is a yet another collider which basically can be boiled to the simple idea: Some scientists invent hypothese
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by Yizahi 2y ago
By people in change of money printer, did you mean Giancarlo Devacini, who has printed hundred billion funny tokens in some non-extradition offshore with zero audit, and used those funny tokens to buy other tokens like BTC, ETH and others?
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by Yizahi 2y ago
Yes. That ban (sorry, I still think that's what it was in reality) was a mild one and inconsequential. I personally have no problem with that specific episode. The real problem is that and other such minor episodes normalized word bans

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