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by abtinf 1y ago
I would prefer those with commercial interests pursue technological development than those nationalistic and weapons development interests.
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by abtinf 1y ago
Does this have anything to do with The Metamorphosis Of Prime Intellect, or did they just abuse the name and the cover art?
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by abtinf 1y ago
One reason: everything is insider trading.
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by abtinf 1y ago
Agreed and, if anything, you are too generous. They aren’t just not “close”, they aren’t even working in the same category as anything that might be construed as independently intelligent.
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by abtinf 1y ago
> once again will ask why iPhones are treated any differently from other computing devices And then you immediately state a way they should be treated differently (worse).
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by abtinf 1y ago
> it's never again going to be profitable to pay American workers to make t-shirts rather than Bangladeshis. Indeed, America is the world leader in manufacturing Bangladeshis ;)
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by abtinf 1y ago
3. The net of trade and capital flows is zero. In other words, foreigners who export to America in exchange for dollars have to get rid of those dollars somehow. If they aren’t buying American goods and services, their only option is to sa
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by abtinf 1y ago
What is the value of low latency when the first page results are garbage?
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Congress passes Take It Down act despite major flaws(eff.org)
250 points by abtinf 1y ago|105 comments
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by abtinf 1y ago
In fact, becoming known takes an enormous amount of energy dedicated toward that purpose.
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by abtinf 1y ago
Well then, be sure to thank EFF one day when one of the conservative states passes a law requiring service providers to retailers to report sales of sex toys to the government, and the legal challenge is lost citing this case as precedent.
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by abtinf 2y ago
Unfortunately, EFF is not principled. Had the facts of this case been slightly different—say, state law were to require some privacy invading practice that the foreign company does’t want—then EFF would take the opposite stand.
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by abtinf 2y ago
> This declaration details DOGE activity within NLRB, the exfiltration of data from NLRB systems, and – concerningly – near real-time access by users in Russia. Notably, within minutes of DOGE personnel creating user accounts in NLRB sys
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by abtinf 2y ago
Wouldn't that allow the router to MITM all encrypted data that goes through it?
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by abtinf 2y ago
> They're not CNCF Kubernetes, CNCF Helm, CNCF Jaeger. Maybe they should be?
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by abtinf 2y ago
Pre-observable, I used d3 to develop a very complex visualization with real-time updates. It was difficult because d3 has a lot well-thought-out-but-complex concepts, but the docs and examples helped me fully understand how it worked, and t
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CONCEPT1 – Rideable Kawasaki Robotic Horse(khi.co.jp)
1 points by abtinf 2y ago|1 comments
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by abtinf 2y ago
The author has a phd in philosophy.
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by abtinf 2y ago
> As long as there is monorepo That sentence is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
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by abtinf 2y ago
Posts like this are why I wish there was a way to downvote stories. It doesn’t deserve to be flagged — it’s not spam or malicious or even misleading. It’s merely intellectually titillating garbage.
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by abtinf 2y ago
You were paying for Kagi but not using it as the default?
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by abtinf 2y ago
For better or worse, dollar is the only reserve currency. Every other central bank holds dollars on both sides of their balance sheet. As a result, any attempt to switch away from the dollar would be… cataclysmic.
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by abtinf 2y ago
How much of that $260m is invested in Firefox? The docs don’t say.
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by abtinf 2y ago
Could you expand a bit on the point of K8S being a blocker to moving to on-prem? Naively, I would think it be neutral, since I would assume that if a customer gets k8s running on-prem, then apps designed for running in k8s should have a str
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by abtinf 2y ago
> because the business side is also a big grift with the exact same problem all the way up to the founders recursively It’s like you stopped reading the comment halfway through.
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by abtinf 2y ago
I think you misread the comment you are replying to. They are not saying that the abstract is a slam dunk.
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by abtinf 2y ago
A charge of hypocrisy necessarily implies you agree with the principle.
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by abtinf 2y ago
Posting this not because of the political issue, but because I’ve seen this dynamic play out innumerable times in startups and corporate politics. Great to finally have a name for it and to be able to spot it in the future.
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The Stranger in the Room(hollywoodreporter.com)
2 points by abtinf 2y ago|1 comments
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by abtinf 2y ago
Whoever endorsed this author to post on arxiv should have their endorsement privileges revoked.

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