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The first rule of AI alignment is don't talk about AI alignment (in any medium that could end up in a training corpus).
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by _--__--__ 5mo ago
The ZipAir direct flight can get you a week long trip from SF to Tokyo for ~$750 outside of peak seasons, although I'm not sure what their rates for extra bags are if you were only going to shop.
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by _--__--__ 5mo ago
? This is related to a vulnerability that was introduced to the Linux kernel in 2017.
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We live in a time where skilled and honest tradespeople have significantly more demand for work than they can actually take on. Having anything resembling a friendly and trusting relationship with them gives you a huge advantage over the ot
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Incorporating in Delaware was initially attractive because of usury laws that matter to a small number of business sectors. The charitable take is that most corporations want to comply with a state's regulations because unintentional
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That seems totally reasonable but I wonder if there was some head butting in non-public channels given Bun is one of the biggest players in Zig and planned to push through a change like that on their own.
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by _--__--__ 5mo ago
Possibly related to https://simonwillison.net/2026/Apr/30/zig-anti-ai/ where the Bun team wanted to upstream work to Zig that was rejected by a blanket anti-LLM contribution policy.
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It is not a perfect or rigid system, but it's the one we have (and any attempt to improve it would get caught up in the weeds of how much 'racial science' can be endorsed by the US government). Practically speaking, most Amer
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It is self reported according to the US census recognized racial categories: white, black, asian, native American/Alaskan, native Hawaiian or Pacific islander, and other (or two+ categories). Hispanic/latino identification is a se
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On some level it would make sense for LLMs to be inherently good at stylometry, but apparently no model before Opus 4.7 could do this. And the one stylometric task that has been tried over and over with little reliability (here's some
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
I lived in Reston Virginia for 5 years, the claims about NoVa noise pollution in this article are bizarrely conflating the noise levels of active construction sites with the regular operations of a data center (which are imperceptible compa
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My father, who is otherwise in very good health for a ~60 year old, has severely reduced kidney function from taking an ibuprofen+antihistamine most days of his early life to deal with allergies. I'll second the claim that no doctor at
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure that claim about Japanese Twitter activity was true for most of the site's history pre acquisition
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
They have a 'proprietary' model which is just an open source (kimi?) fine tune
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The confusion/disconnect between those two benchmarks suggests something about the size of CA's public expenditure...
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It was obvious, which is why their earlier decision to attempt to restrict 3p access was hugely unpopular. They're now trying to walk that back but on the condition that those users need to be on the higher plan.
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
Because 'claude -p' is a backdoor for any third party client to use subsidized token pricing, and they've flipped course again to decide they do want the OpenClaw type users as long as they're on the $100 plan.
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
I was more surprised by gemma models consistently flinching on anti-Europe more than China or America. Can't imagine Leopold or Amritsar get much attention in fine-tunes, so it probably means the models are just told to be open to crit
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Everyone in this thread is bashing on religious causes but cursing was one of the very few obvious social class signifiers in 20th century America, which was part of why it was so harped on by parents and schoolteachers of that era.
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The payoff for MBS was to use SNK's brand recognition to promote the esports World Cup (run by another of his foundations). He even got to buddy up with some celebrities (Christiano Ronaldo and some famous DJ) when he shoehorned real p
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by _--__--__ 6mo ago
I assumed from the title this would be about using overlapping 2.4ghz wifi channels, which I would probably support urban ISPs shaming users for doing.
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by _--__--__ 7mo ago
Is it a coincidence that the first open problems solved by an LLM and a 4chan thread would be in the same field?
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by _--__--__ 7mo ago
There was some kind of public knowledge of this project over a week ago because people were trying to domain squat them and submit it to HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=nemoclaw.bot
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by _--__--__ 7mo ago
so all EDGAR APIs need to be updated to support either 10-Q or 10-H per firm?
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DoW is the opposite of newspeak, it is much more transparent and honest about what that organization is and has been for my entire life
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by _--__--__ 8mo ago
If only I were lucky enough to get LLM generated responses, usually a question like "Did you consider if X would also solve this problem?" results in a flurry of force pushed commits that overwrite history to do X but also 7 other
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by _--__--__ 8mo ago
Took me a while to realize this wasn't an intentional "they call me 007" joke
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pol was made to contain all posting on the American culture war so it could be banned from the other (more active) boards
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Mangione is charged with killing a man (in New York, with New York state jurisdiction) and stalking a man (across multiple states, the federal charge). There is no such thing as a federal crime of fleeing across state lines or owning a list
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Federal courts do not have jurisdiction over murders by default. There are two obvious cases where they do (murder of a federal official, murder on federal land) and a shaky third category of "murder pursuant to another federal crime&q

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