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by aqme28 9mo ago
I agree, but I've found that making an "adversarial" model within claude helps with the quality a lot. One agent makes the change, the other picks holes in it, and cycle. In the end, I'm left with less to review. This so
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Well it isn't a perfect vacuum and it does have a temperature. But temperature is only a part of the story, just like how you go hypothermic a lot faster in 50 degree water than in 50 degree air.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
I think that wind farms dotted along the entire US coast would be a bad target for crippling US power compared to a few coal/gas/nuclear mega power plants.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
"Launching a constellation of a million satellites that operate as orbital data centers is a first step towards becoming a Kardashev II-level civilization" So, basically give ourselves Kessler syndrome. Or is Elon trying to monopo
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by aqme28 9mo ago
You're right in the short term, but over time it does work that way. Look at Amsterdam.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
I can see why that regulation would be in place though. I don't want heavy industrial machinery coming with "here's how to make it run faster and stronger but ruin the environment, which you definitely should not do wink wink
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by aqme28 9mo ago
I've done that, but I hate the term "wet run." I use "live run" now, which I think gets the point across without being sort of uncomfortable.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Heck, you can be on a terrorism watchlist and entirely barred from flying without a conviction
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by aqme28 9mo ago
> That's because almost all of the big players in that space To the OP's point-- there are soooo many games nowadays, that if you and your friend group can skip some of those "big players," there are still hundreds of
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Traditional news sites ideally. I don't think that people are more informed from using short-form social video. A TikTok user is not any more informed than someone who does not use TikTok.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
I think this is why Lidl is taking off in parts of the US.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
"Again prioritizing low cardinality event (stalking) instead of high cardinality event (theft)" I don't think you can speak to the relative likelihood of these with any confidence. There are lots of people for whom stalking i
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by aqme28 9mo ago
I... don't think this comment is disproving his belief that people in the US are violent and irrational.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
And finally-- there are other more "traditional" ways to get people to divulge their keys.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
There’s no reason an AI couldn’t anticipate these things and hire people to do those checks and act on their reports as though it were a human farmer. Thats different than an AI researcher telling Claude which step is next.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Sure but that’s a different goalpost. Just growing food from an AI prompt is already impressive
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Exactly. It can take a month or more but the secret for me is to “become a regular” at places I like.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
As would any other job that these devs could get. If you're working at Palantir, it very isn't likely because of of financial desperation.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
Sometimes employee benefits like that have weird tax obligations that the company would rather not deal with.
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by aqme28 9mo ago
This kind of technique seems like a good way to test model performance against benchmarks. I'm too skeptical that new models are taking popular benchmark solutions into their training data. So-- how does e.g. ChatGPT's underlying
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by aqme28 10mo ago
I code from my phone via GitHub and the Claude actions plugin.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
> how does one legally justify a was anyways? it's extra-judicial almost by definition What? There's a process for initiating an offensive war in the US and they didn't follow it. Legally, Congress must authorize it. Thoug
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by aqme28 10mo ago
Why am I seeing footage of Chinooks if it's only a bombing? Those are troop-carriers.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
A lot of talk about how the administration didn't even try to justify this, but I think that the administration actually believes they did justify it. They exist in some bubble completely un-tethered from reality. I don't know wha
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by aqme28 10mo ago
We have at the absolute very least, invaded Venezuelan airspace.
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by aqme28 10mo ago
It's a US military invasion. I hope that an unpopular invasion with zero justification results in some level of political consequences for Trump but sadly I remain skeptical
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by aqme28 10mo ago
Seems like a thin reason to invade a country
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by aqme28 10mo ago
Which is just a euphemism for a certain kind of invasion
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by aqme28 10mo ago
Too much focus on what is "scalable." Universities are richer than ever. Just pay teachers to give the oral exams rather than trying to do it for cheap like this. In my graduate studies in Germany, most of my courses used oral ex
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by aqme28 10mo ago
There's a summary directly below the video (though its not a very good summary). Basically, it's easily to generate valid tickets with fake bank credentials, which then get canceled later (but after already being resold).

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