anonymous_user9

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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
> There's no excuse for a terrorist organization, on either side of the border. I disagree; consider Jewish resistance fighters during the holocaust. Should they not have fought back any way they could? Terrorism can be excused when
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
As someone who's admittedly anti-AI, what knowledge work does it replace? It seems to me it supplements some knowledge work, while outsourcing actual intelligence to the human operator. IMO it seems like most AI intelligence is just
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
That doesn't matter as much when each passenger is happy to pay thousands of dollars for the privilege. 24 pax/hr * $1000/pax * 12 hr/day = $288,000/day in revenue
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by anonymous_user9 5mo ago
If anyone were to share a link, you'd doubtless say it isn't thorough enough. Can you give any thorough scientific evidence as to why we should consider this unprecedentedly fast change normal?
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
> Imagine being against the American Revolution because some innocent civilians will get killed? What was so great about the American revolution anyway? It's not like it gave any average people the right to vote, and it arguably pre
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
> letting states use piracy as a bargaining chip doesn't set a good precedent. If piracy is bad, what precedent due the US and Israel's conduct set? Instead of tolling the strait, Iran should arrest leaders of their neighboring
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
China already has tougher AI regulations than the US does, you're just fearmongering.
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
> Are they being subsidized too? Yes, because they didn't pay the cost to train those models in the first place.
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
The problem is the amount of aluminum. Government non-profit spacecraft do not use very much aluminum, because they don't launch thousands of LEO satellites per year. By building the first megaconstellation and kicking off competitio
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by anonymous_user9 6mo ago
> Are SpaceX rockets a loser for society? That remains to be seen. By giving Musk the prominence to set up DOGE and destroy USAID, they've indirectly led to the deaths of almost a million people. By launching starlink, they're
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
> Apart from it in the era of OSINT satellite imagery, it is no issue to publicize such damage, I don't know of any such imagery Not sure about other providers, but Planet Labs has applied a 14-day delay to satellite images of the m
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
In that case, we should definitely reserve judgement on the weird payment stipulations then. The oil industry probably hates that the government is doing this, and we shouldn't cast aspersions on them.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
>It's great to see the AI reflect on how it failed. But it's also kind of painful... Keep in mind that the AI is not reflecting, and it has no idea it made a mistake. It's just generating statistically-likely text for &quo
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
I misinterpreted you; I was arguing that he's already succeeded completely, so it doesn't matter if anyone gives him more money. But, IMO the reason they're still giving him more money is that they're stupid and greedy.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
IMO you're being unfair; he talked his way into getting paid half a billion dollars for wework, and he's now a billionaire. That's a massive success at capital extraction.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
AI slop. Most of the things on this list are not open hardware, and some of the items are completely proprietary. For example, the SLAMTEC RPLiDAR A1 [1]. This part doesn't even have user-upgradeable firmware. [1] https://op
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
Type 1 fonts are PostScript programs, while OTF and TTF fonts use a turing-complete virtual machine to control hinting, ligatures, etc.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
The command module and lunar module each had one AGC. (The lunar module did include a simpler backup computer called the Abort Guidance System.) I think this is because an AGC failure is recoverable in most phases of flight, while an LVDC f
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
America has already failed to defend them. Our deranged president has threatened to invade them, and yet he's still in power. Has China ever threatened to invade Canada?
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
The problem is that the data it's visualizing is fake. The color grading is just an AI guessing how susceptible jobs are.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
This seems interesting, but the sheer density of LLM-isms make it hard to get through.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
It's AI slop. The descriptions are all meaninglessly specific like that, saying things that are technically true but don't make sense to point out.
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
> So Europeans need a nuclear arsenal, but european politicians are totally lame Are France's 240 submarines-launched thermonuclear ballistic missiles not adequate? Despite the need for security, nuclear proliferation is extremely b
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
> What's the problem? Instead of just canceling the contract, the DoD is trying to destroy Anthropic to make it comply with their whims. IMO this will probably be quickly defeated in court. If it isn't, comrade Hegseth will hav
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by anonymous_user9 7mo ago
Access for directly manipulating the file isn't necessary (perhaps if the files were enormous, but images and Gerber files aren't). One can upload/download files from a local web app just fine on firefox, and the WASM app can
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by anonymous_user9 8mo ago
Unfortunately no, they used RGB just like modern monitors. The only kind I'm aware of is the Beam Index tube (aka Indextron), which used invisible UV phosphors to synchronize the beam. (Avoiding the need for a shadow mask, making the t
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by anonymous_user9 8mo ago
If they aren't, they should be (for more effective fraud). Devoting a few of their 200,000 employees to make criticisms of LLMs look wrong seems like an effective use of marketing budget.
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by anonymous_user9 8mo ago
Ah, I assumed that Persona is being used for face scans too. I haven't been able to find a screenshot of the actual flow, but based on this article [1] with a screenshot of the message UK users are receiving, I suspect they are: >Th
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by anonymous_user9 8mo ago
The text is vapid AI slop. Is there anything "practical" or "curated" about this?
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by anonymous_user9 8mo ago
Notably, by doing this Discord lied in their initial announcement. They originally said [1] that all processing would be on-device, but that's not true for users subject to this "experiment". 1: https://discord.com

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