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by baxtr 6mo ago
It’s a very fine line. How do you check if people adhere to policies and at the same time don’t monitor them permanently?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
> Scratch your head and you’ll release DNA-rich cellular material into the air. There, it will mingle with DNA from myriad other sources: your own and others’ exhalations and exfoliations, fragments of hair, feathers, excrement, pollen
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AI Agent Traps(papers.ssrn.com)
3 points by baxtr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 6mo ago
But again: who is actually using/commanding the tool to create the designs?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
In those cases you’ve seen firsthand, who is actually using Claude design (or similar tools) to create the good enough design?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Wouldn’t it be wiser to ignore the messages of adversaries and marketers rather than suggesting people kill themselves? Who hasn’t fallen prey to marketing and propaganda on social media?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Interestingly enough: earlier today this discussion was trending: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47769089 (Cybersecurity looks like proof of work now)
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by baxtr 6mo ago
That idea is actually a perfect example for a good use of vibe coding. It was just an idea first, now it’s a decent website to test the viability of the idea. I don’t think it was intended for anything else than so if there is real demand f
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Nice job! Is there a way to double click on any name to see more details on the person like previous positions or current compensation?
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Booking.com confirms hackers accessed customers' data(techcrunch.com)
4 points by baxtr 6mo ago|1 comments
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by baxtr 6mo ago
What about karpathy though?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Sigmoids look a lot like exponentials early on. We can’t say for sure yet which trajectory we are on.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
With the hype QC these days, I find it hard to separate hype from real progress.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
The issue is that the world is changing and we have no means to stop that. If you don't create new pies, people come and eat your existing pies... Look at the auto industry for example. If Chinese decide to invest into EVs etc. we can&
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by baxtr 6mo ago
My biggest issue with Europe is not that we work less. I lived in the US for a while, and I can confirm they stay longer in the office but get the same amount done. My biggest issue is that we have focused for too long on managing (regulati
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Re leadership: none of my smart friends wants to be politician. Maybe that’s the root cause.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
I think they could not communicate if they were really on the far side of the moon. So I guess they see it differently than us, eg from the side but not from the back.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Don’t feel bad! The EU cares about you as much as you care about the EU.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
I think because most people, even tech savvy ones don’t understand how this might effect their lives. It’s too abstract. At least how it’s portrayed here. Contrast that with chat control. My government can read my WhatsApp messages? Not go
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Yes, you’re right. I could have been more specific I thought it was obvious with the second paragraph
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Starting 2026, Ukraine at least has restrictions on women leaving the country as well. Women in the civil service, law enforcement agencies, or those registered in the military and serving under contract may face restrictions on traveling a
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by baxtr 6mo ago
You’ve never been to Germany, have you?
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I Reverse-Engineered the YC Interview. Here's What They're Testing(the-founders-corner.com)
1 points by baxtr 6mo ago|0 comments
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How Do Venture Capitalists Make Decisions?(papers.ssrn.com)
3 points by baxtr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 7mo ago
Explains why it’s still sending
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by baxtr 7mo ago
Is there an AGI mode FF? Asking for a friend…
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by baxtr 7mo ago
The problem is your simply extrapolating not taking into account counter measures in whatever form. I don’t blame you. It’s almost impossible to predict how this will play out.
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by baxtr 7mo ago
A bit tangential: it’s narratives like this which can create sudden crashes on the stock market.
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by baxtr 7mo ago
What instructions were you given?
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by baxtr 7mo ago
If the price of the blockade is as high as you outline, the price to secure the strait military might look comparatively lower. And, looking at the scenario you’re describing, it could be the most sane thing to do at this point.

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