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by anonym29 8mo ago
No, but note that my comment didn't mention pedophiles. Someone being a convicted sex offender should already be a big enough red flag that any parent with a working brain shouldn't ever let that person anywhere near their kids.
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by anonym29 8mo ago
Not all autism presents with intense narrow interests, and not all expressions of intense narrow interest are autism. Would you say the same for a teenage sports prodigy?
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by anonym29 8mo ago
No doubt about it, and there's no reason to suspect this can only ever apply to embarassing minor queries, either. Even beyond model alignment, it's not difficult to envision such capabilities being used for censorship, informatio
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by anonym29 8mo ago
Apple was a PRISM partner. They share just as much with the NSA as Microsoft and Google.
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by anonym29 8mo ago
sToChAsTiC pArRoTs CaNt PrOdUcE aNyTHiNg NeW!!!!1
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by anonym29 8mo ago
Why even consider violent civil war a possible outcome when we can redirect to peaceful separation instead, before more innocent life is lost? Human life is more important than federal supremacy. The adults in the room need to reject the im
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by anonym29 8mo ago
Israel had a net birth rate increase from 2000-2025 despite being at war and under regular rocket barrages for much of that time. While they aren't immune from the global fertility decline, doesn't that skew against "their ch
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Don't forget - Microsoft, Google, Apple, Amazon, Oracle, etc are all proud partners of the US intelligence community, which includes DHS and ICE. When the NSA asked these companies to participate in an unconstitutional and unlawful pro
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by anonym29 9mo ago
You are not powerless. https://0xacab.org/dCF/deCloudflare
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by anonym29 9mo ago
A lot of them are even proud of being the loyal partners of the US intelligence community, which includes DHS and ICE.
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by anonym29 9mo ago
I do understand that. That doesn't take away from the points raised in the article any more than the extensive, real security issues and relative prevalence of crypto scams do. I believe that to focus on those is to miss the emerging f
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by anonym29 9mo ago
This conflates "a human set up the agent" with "a human directs each action." The technical architecture explicitly contradicts this. OpenClaw agents use a "heartbeat" system that wakes them every 4 hours to fe
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The Machines Built a Church While You Were Sleeping(rokoslobbyist.substack.com)
6 points by anonym29 9mo ago|4 comments
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by anonym29 9mo ago
>market that Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix are abandoning to chase the AI server market These three have collectively committed what, approaching $50B towards construction of new facilities and fabs in response to the demand? The memory i
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by anonym29 9mo ago
With kv caching, most of the MoE models are very usable in claude code. Active params seems to dominate TG speeds, and unlike PP, TG speeds don't decay much even with context length growth. Even moderately large and capable models like
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by anonym29 9mo ago
I'm really glad I bought Strix Halo. It's a beast of a system, and it runs models that an RTX 6000 Pro costing almost 5x as much can't touch. It's a great addition to my existing Nvidia GPU (4080) which can't even r
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by anonym29 9mo ago
This is a breeze to do with llama.cpp, which has had Anthropic responses API support for over a month now. On your inference machine: you@yourbox:~/Downloads/llama.cpp/bin$ ./llama-server -m <path/to/you
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by anonym29 9mo ago
edit: disregard, new version did not respect old version's developer mode setting
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by anonym29 9mo ago
TL;DR: The classic CIA triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability; cost/price concerns; the leading open-weight models aren't nearly as bad as you might think. You don't need LM Studio to run local models, it just (was,
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by anonym29 9mo ago
edit: disregard, new version did not respect old version's developer mode setting
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Torrenting is becoming more popular again. The alternative to being allowed to pay to watch on an "insecure" device isn't switching to an attested device, it's to stop paying for the content at all. Games industry, same
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Don't worry, we tripled incarceration rates between 1980 and 2000, particularly of nonviolent drug offenders, to make up for the difference. This is America, after all, we can't just let the businesses fail!
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Violent crime plummeted throughout the 90s because abortions was legalized in 1973, 17-27 years before 1990 and 2000, respectively, roughly coinciding with the early adulthood period where a vast majority of criminal offenses are committed,
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by anonym29 9mo ago
The very same day Mark Zuckerberg's "The Facebook" launched. A total coincidence, with zero evidence that the two are related in any way whatsoever ;)
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Hilarious that they think they can prevent motivated people from accessing information using technical measures. China has been working on this for decades. It's a lost battle. Shadowsocks, V2Ray, xray; protocols like vmess, vless, tro
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by anonym29 9mo ago
If you were born in a small rural town with no jobs, do you stay, or do you move to the big city where the jobs are? People are not robots programmed to never leave their birth location no matter how poor the conditions are. Were you born i
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by anonym29 9mo ago
For what it's worth, I also think it's ridiculous for the people who decided to set up shop in Las Vegas and Phoenix to whine about water. Nohody forced them to decide to live in a desert. And regarding the Ganges, it's a pro
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by anonym29 9mo ago
It's only a pollutant until you leave it out in the sun for a few days, after which all of the water has evaporated back into the atmosphere and you're left with mostly sodium chloride, but also a few other healthy micronutrients
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by anonym29 9mo ago
Call me crazy, but I'd make the case that humans should settle in places with nearby freshwater, rather than deserts, and should avoid widespread cultural acceptance of defecating and throwing trash into what would otherwise be freshwa
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by anonym29 9mo ago
I'm having the exact opposite issue. 30+ emails today that clearly belong in spam (fake package delivery, "failed payment for your cloud subscription", etc) have landed in my inbox.

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