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Scaling Detection and Response Operations at Coinbase Pt.1(coinbase.com)
2 points by antondd 3y ago|0 comments
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by antondd 3y ago
I've had a similar problem with YouTube. What helped me was a) disabling the history; b) heavily curating my subscriptions. I only try to consume content that comes from either my specific searches (e.g. "how to change oil in a mo
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by antondd 3y ago
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by antondd 3y ago
I went and read through the last 3 days of chat history, including the part where the original article was mentioned. There are not really a lot of “cursing about stupid sensational news“ there. In fact, people were posting screenshots of n
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by antondd 3y ago
Do you work in the airline industry? Any source on the “absolutely no shortage of airline parts in russia”?
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by antondd 3y ago
Who needs China's Social Credit system if we can build a better one ourselves?
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by antondd 3y ago
What likely happened: the CEO got tired of coming to an empty office and not having underlings scurry around as his excellence powerwalks through the stunning estate of Clearlink Inc. The whole thing reads like a script for an unreleased ep
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We put GPT-4 in Semgrep to point out false positives and fix code(semgrep.dev)
2 points by antondd 4y ago|0 comments
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by antondd 4y ago
As the saying goes, the confetti has left the cannon. Pausing the development of AI for 6 months is an insurmountable task; shutting it down altogether is as close to impossible as you can get. Even if we assume our geopolitical rivals some
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by antondd 4y ago
No it’s not a silly problem. Assigning a subjective probability to some world-ending scenario does not somehow make all other concerns invalid.
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by antondd 4y ago
(Roughly) Amara's Law: “We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.”
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by antondd 4y ago
Time to layoff 50,000 employees and announce another stock buy back to prop up the share price for <24 hours
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Mitre Atlas (Adversarial Threat Landscape for Artificial-Intelligence Systems)(atlas.mitre.org)
3 points by antondd 4y ago|0 comments
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A tool to remove adversarial noise (like Glaze) from AI-generated images(github.com)
2 points by antondd 4y ago|0 comments
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by antondd 4y ago
Plenty. - A supposed Latin American account; only comments (whitewashing really) are on posts, issues or themes related to China - https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=RedCondor - An account with no comments elsewhere, b
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by antondd 4y ago
Warning: this thread is very likely to be heavily astroturfed by Chinese influence operations. This is exactly the type of question and discussion that provides a perfect opportunity to change or chip at your opinion on China. Hence: - “T
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by antondd 4y ago
Interstellar nuclear-powered transport (1968) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28132756 - Aug 2021 (34 comments) There are a few more, under different titles. I remember reading Dyson’s autobiography a couple of y
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by antondd 4y ago
This will get much, much more ugly very quickly. Oh your daughter is spending her gap year in South East Asia? Find her social media -> download the videos with a sample of her voice -> generate audio of her asking you to help/se
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by antondd 4y ago
How would you know that the confidence factors the model gives you are correct or a best guess? Is it event possible with the current LLMs (see the Liar Paradox)? A better strategy is to use chain of thought prompting or similar techniques,
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by antondd 4y ago
Assuming some form of UBI is implemented and AI replaces most tech/service-related jobs, there will still be plenty of work for all of us to do. In no particular order: cleaning our environment, planting new trees, removing trash from
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by antondd 4y ago
I'm equally excited and terrified. Excited for the possibilities of a new technological revolution, but terrified for all potential abuses of technology the said revolution would bring. What is stoping our adversaries from developing
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by antondd 4y ago
Once we have models that can generate perfect audio and video + better AR/VR tech, it’s game over.
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by antondd 4y ago
Could you share the initial prompt for your chatbot? I would love to experiment with it
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by antondd 4y ago
Your stocks will be safe. The bank does not buy or sell stocks itself; this is handled by a stock broker that does trading on bank’s behalf.
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by antondd 4y ago
Entirely predictable. Cloud is good for some use cases. Self hosting is good for some other use cases. Neither is objectively “better”. Both should be seen and used in the context of a task in hand. But alas it is human nature to pick up a
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by antondd 4y ago
Probably not sub-1-hour, unless you are a fast reader, but this is good: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-...
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The New Pet Craze: Robovacs (2003)(wired.com)
2 points by antondd 4y ago|1 comments
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I am a model and I know that AI will eventually take my job (2020)(vogue.com)
48 points by antondd 4y ago|49 comments
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by antondd 4y ago
I hope I’m not putting words into the author’s mouth (and I happy to be corrected if I am), but I have interpreted that part as following: - A lot of value is being generated in service industry, technology, content creation (for balance) -
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by antondd 4y ago
I agree with you. I found it being a great tool to reduce cognitive load and to act as a “funnel” to pass me whatever information I need. Instead of googling some new (for me) library X, finding the docs, scrolling through examples and atte

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