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by baxtr 3mo ago
Simple answers: because it makes for a good headline.
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by baxtr 3mo ago
You mean P1-SUN interceptor drones?
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Reminds me of the (infamous) eBay sellers back in the days who collected perfect ratings for a couple of years just to suddenly turn into scammers, pulling off what was known as a "long con" or "exit scam."
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Presenting a product prototype or idea at a meeting is vastly different from an ex-employee stealing corporate secrets - to me at least.
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Maybe. But those people might care about their IP being stolen by Codex.
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by baxtr 3mo ago
On telegram?
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by baxtr 3mo ago
We had some friends over last form the US. One 11 yr kid in the group was bored and said: ok I’m gonna go home now, I need the keys please. He walked home by himself - maybe 500 meters… For us Europeans it was nothing to notice really, but
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Tokens per task might be the better choice
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by baxtr 3mo ago
I’ve shared this before, I really like this quote: "The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule." H.L. Mencken
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I am dreading our LLM-written incident report future(surfingcomplexity.blog)
3 points by baxtr 3mo ago|1 comments
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Genuinely curious: How do you know?
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Really depends on how you define high-intensity. To build muscle, you need to push yourself to a limit. You can reduce the weight and increase the repetitions. This approach is just as effective and lowers the risk of injury.
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As the Tide Turns Against Putin, Beware the Drowning Man(foreignpolicy.com)
13 points by baxtr 3mo ago|1 comments
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"Warming Hole" Heat Content Variations Are Caused by Ocean Heat Transport(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
6 points by baxtr 3mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 3mo ago
This is a serious issue for young people I think. I have seen outputs that look good but the actual content is bad. If you’re inexperienced in a field you can’t see it because AI makes anything look right. I have gotten very good results
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by baxtr 3mo ago
If they’re expecting profits like the VC backed US companies how come they behave so differently?
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Even if they were fully self-financed, which isn’t the case, they would expect something in return.
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by baxtr 3mo ago
Who is financing DeepSeek and what are they expecting in return?
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Has it ever been sane?
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Most relevant xkcd I thing: https://xkcd.com/2501/
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by baxtr 4mo ago
I think it’s a bit ignorant to lump Europe into one. Europe has roughly 750 mn people. When you’re in the southern parts many homes actually do have AC. We’re not stupid. Many new buildings have ACs. The northern parts just haven’t adapted
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Isaac Asimov
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by baxtr 4mo ago
I’ve noticed this too with things I’m quite familiar with. I’d like to say it makes me more cautious about topics I’m prompting that I’m not familiar with… But I’m also worried about the young people. What if you never had to learn somethin
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by baxtr 4mo ago
"The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule." H.L. Mencken
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by baxtr 4mo ago
What does AI want? Without ambitions you have to be told what to do.
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by baxtr 4mo ago
The place is called "the internet" today.
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Really? I was under the assumption that there are 1-2 constants that could help falsify string theory?
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Yes philosophy can say anything it wants
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by baxtr 4mo ago
100% - one of the biggest advantages of software is its mutability, so why not use it to prototype properly?
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by baxtr 4mo ago
Please, don’t buy the stock. It’s a classic retail investor trap

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