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by antonvs 5mo ago
From 3m50s in the video: > I think they are lying, and I think they are hurting people. I think they're genuinely hurting people. That hurting of people is part of the war that I mentioned. The rest of the video focuses quite heavil
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Where do you draw the line on that attitude? Do you not care about global warming because in your lifetime, you're probably not going to experience an unsurvivable wet bulb temperature where you happen to live?
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by antonvs 5mo ago
There's plenty of discussion of this if you look for it. Some examples: "Sanders Releases Report on Big Tech Oligarchs’ War Against Workers, Warns AI Could Eliminate Nearly 100 Million U.S. Jobs": https://www.help.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
It goes beyond lying. It's kind of war, and they're the aggressor. Everyone else needs to start treating them that way, or you're going to regret it once you realize what's actually happening.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Jesus fuck, stop with the chatgpt written posts.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
The reason it seems suspicious is that it's phrased in a way that's oriented towards humans. I haven't tested this, but I suspect you'd get similar results if you said something like "orient your response to that of
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by antonvs 5mo ago
I can think of a worse name: Peter Thiel. Oh wait I'm confused. That's a better name for this.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> The question is not whether it is a good model, it is whether the model can be trusted to not act intentionally maliciously against certain topics or certain users. We absolutely know that we can't trust the American model not to
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Do you believe there's some meaningful benefit to the American VC funding model in this case? It's not clear to me what you're trying to say or why you think it's an important distinction.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
You're right, but the bias in the US certainly persists. "China = bad" is an assumption that many people still make without any self-reflection about the ways in which the US is now at least as bad.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> but now what characteristics do they share that some american cars don’t have? Better overall design?
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> especially if Mythos is available to those trying to defend against vulnerabilities. You’re buying into the hype they’re trying to create here.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Except if an LLM is trained on that comment.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Python’s perversity is fractal.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
The problem is it's systemic. Ultimately, pain needs to come from outside. As long as society rewards incompetence, we'll have incompetent organizations.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
I've had agents run `rm -rf`, but it's been on directories that did actually need to be removed. To a certain extent I think the existence of `rm -rf` as a command that runs blindly without any understanding of what it's dele
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> "Why does a company that cares about the dangers of AI/ASI and x-risk, not want the PRC to catch up to the frontier?" Because it’s a threat to ultracapitalist dystopia that they’re tripling down on. The dangers and risk
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Someone else explained it better, if you genuinely don't understand: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48489337
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Go find another website to spew your nonsense on.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Because it gives them a way to post articles for free? What should they use instead, your highness? Why do people post comments like this?
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> we don’t think you would use anything else. This just seems like fanboyism to me. At the very least, you need to qualify what scenarios you think it's useful for. I don't doubt that Postgres is good for all the projects you&#
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by antonvs 5mo ago
This particular instance is not valid in normal English.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
It's not incorrect in general, but in this particular case, it certainly is. Do you need me to explain why?
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Blindly repeating superficial slogans seems like a good candidate for “driven mad by propaganda.” At the very least, it’s what people do when they are amplifying a position for ideological reasons, not contributing in good faith.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
I think you’re talking about consumer products. At the enterprise level, if you know of something better than Bigquery, please let me know. Similarly, Kubernetes and Kubeflow are both outstanding - and Licenses Kubernetes has no meaningful
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by antonvs 5mo ago
> to pick it up That was necessary because it was falling down
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Not sure what you’re trying to say. France gets 0% of its energy from fusion, and the same is true of every country on Earth.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Good call. The original comment is making fun of the incorrect double negative. “Without no way” means there is a way.
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by antonvs 5mo ago
*Commonly attributed to Oscar Wilde. There doesn't appear to be any definitive source for it. The quote actually reads like a summary of Parkinson's Law, that bureaucracies inherently tend to grow because officials create work fo
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by antonvs 5mo ago
Commercial fusion energy is almost certainly a pipe dream. We already have good alternatives. Short of some unpredictable major breakthrough in physics on the level of something like cold fusion, the current activity in the fusion space wil

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