ambicapter

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by ambicapter 5d ago
You picked three animals that will literally eat anything, I think they'll be fine.
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by ambicapter 5d ago
> I think trying to complicate or make this lesson “all accompanying” to make it more accurate to the real world would make it lose something in the process. Yeah, it would lose any credibility it had as you realize that there’s nothing
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by ambicapter 5d ago
I'm guessing it's more likely their blogging platform automatically appends a referral header to links.
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by ambicapter 6d ago
Where did he say the AI would do that just for him?
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by ambicapter 8d ago
I find coworkers will massage the truth or stay as ambiguous as possible all the time, purely for CYA reasons.
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by ambicapter 8d ago
One leads to the other so its simpler to point the root issue.
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by ambicapter 8d ago
Probably because it claims there’s no problem, and then makes a tiny little mention of the BIG problem at the very end.
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by ambicapter 8d ago
> autonomous bots hacking sites. They weren't even autonomous. They were tasked with solving a hacking task. "AI" doesn't actually do anything at all unless prompted to, then it takes millions and millions of dollars
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by ambicapter 8d ago
It's like that, now imagine a couple billionaires started funding pro-nuclear groups as a means for them to promote their anti-democracy ideals.
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by ambicapter 8d ago
I love the assertion that they were right and that you're familiar with what they were right about, but never actually stating outright what they were right about. Super convincing.
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by ambicapter 8d ago
> His autobiography even opens with a parable: as a small child he threw his favorite squirtgun off a third-floor balcony rather than accept that his mother could lend out what was his, and felt complete when he heard it hit the pavement
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by ambicapter 8d ago
I know who Aella is from being on the internet and I have never heard of these habits of hers until this post.
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by ambicapter 10d ago
I think the level of invasiveness is probably closer to existing ads than you think. Not that that's a good thing, mind you, I think your disgust level here is probably pretty accurate to the level of personalized data that is currentl
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by ambicapter 11d ago
I think OP is confused about "others" vs "them".
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by ambicapter 11d ago
The tweet is from July. Since then, HF got bought by Nvidia for $12.9B.
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by ambicapter 11d ago
No because I'm not a cunt.
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by ambicapter 12d ago
Totally, so many people like to bring up a counter-argument and expect you to fully disarm it, but very few people will justify whether their argument is actually relevant or reasonable to the discussion at hand.
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by ambicapter 12d ago
Can you explain in which way they are outdated?
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by ambicapter 14d ago
CFAA says doesn't require intent, you use a computer system the way it "wasn't intended", you're liable.
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by ambicapter 15d ago
What are the token reset shenanigans?
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by ambicapter 15d ago
My condolences :(
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by ambicapter 15d ago
> Ie. absorbing the reality that the way in which my eyes (or any optical sensor) see the world is not canonical. Vegetation is red, not green! Pretty funny to figure out that your perspective wasn't objective reality and then immed
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by ambicapter 16d ago
Google already had the machine, this was just feeding the machine. 99% of companies do not have this machinery in place and probably wouldn't know where to start.
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by ambicapter 16d ago
Ok? I didn't say this iphone would solve all aspect ratio issues ever. It can only solve the problem for the space it controls, e.g. itself.
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by ambicapter 16d ago
This way you don't need to design your app to work with different aspect ratios, because it's always the same.
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by ambicapter 17d ago
Go win a Millenium prize then.
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by ambicapter 19d ago
Sounds like you don't actually care about anything going on in the book, you're just trying to get to the end.
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by ambicapter 19d ago
> I do all of my writing by hand, since it helps me think. Later > I wonder if long form writing will go the way of code. You and the AI agree on an outline or other high level representation, then the LLM expands it into a document.
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by ambicapter 20d ago
Yeah, when I read that I just assume #1 is actually the only thing they'll focus on.
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by ambicapter 22d ago
Laws won't help against foreign actors, which are, after all, the main adversaries of the military.

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