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841.
by blibble 1y ago
if I was doing a couple of billion a year in transactions then the payment processor would be told where to shove it
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by blibble 1y ago
working class USians continuously vote against their own interests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1BBBblrK44
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by blibble 1y ago
yep, putting user input into the message to be interpolated is asking for trouble in C this leads to remote code execution (%n and friends) in java (with log4j) this previously lead to remote code execution (despite being memory safe) why a
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by blibble 1y ago
but there's two new problems they didn't have to deal with when they parasitised the entire internet: 1. everyone with any content of value is now blocking the AI crawlers, because they suck up content and resources whilst offerin
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by blibble 1y ago
> it's that we know for certain that it will improve at a giant pace how exactly? it's already trained on the entire corpus of human generated text and outputs garbage there's not a second internet to plagiarise
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by blibble 1y ago
the day of COGS reckoning for the "AI" industry is approaching fast
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by blibble 1y ago
the UK has actually gone backwards on this today for filling in your company or self assessment tax return there's a perfectly usable website on gov.uk (it's not perfect, but acceptable) and for next year HMRC have just decided to
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by blibble 1y ago
> I don't think architecture matters. It seems to be more a function of the data somehow. of course it matters if I supply the ants in my garden with instructions on how to build tanks and stealth bombers they're still not goin
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by blibble 1y ago
that $2k won't last long as you will never maintain a margin on a service like that employee salaries are high because your competitors can't spawn 50000 into existence by pushing a button competition in the industry will destroy
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by blibble 1y ago
straight into the history books unless they drop the AI, ads and telemetry mozilla are now an advertising company, so other than ublock origin there's no reason to use it over chrome and I'm pretty certain they'll get rid of
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by blibble 1y ago
good to see more and more hackers refusing to use corporate bug bounty platforms with onerous terms I certainly wouldn't sign an indefinite NDA for a chance to win: Average payout: $836.36 openai should be grateful, after all, they wan
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by blibble 1y ago
yes, there's not $5 trillion of dumb money spare (unless softbank has been hiding it under their mattress)
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by blibble 1y ago
> I know of no world where you can penalize AI researchers across international boundaries nor to believe your scenario could ever play out. mossad could certainly do it
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by blibble 1y ago
> This jumped out: "By 2030, global AI data centers alone are projected to require $5 trillion of investment, while enterprise AI spend is forecast to reach $500 billion." and by 2040 it will be $5000 trillion! and by 2050 it w
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by blibble 1y ago
it's certainly not that difficult to imagine international controls on fab/DC construction, enforced by the UN security council there's even a previous example of controls of this sort at the nation state level: those for nuc
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by blibble 1y ago
> The options are under the boot of a Western AI or a Chinese AI. Maybe you'd prefer the Chinese AI boot to the Western AI boot? given Elon's AI is already roleplaying as hitler, and constructing scenarios on how to rape peopl
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by blibble 1y ago
> We’re navigating a tightrope as Superintelligence nears. If the West slows down unilaterally, China could dominate the 21st century. I never understood this argument as a non-USian: I'd prefer to be under the Chinese boot rather t
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by blibble 1y ago
> I want this solved so much - across all of the operating systems I use. > Ideally I'd like to never run code I download from the internet outside of a sandbox ever again. isn't this the sort of thing AI could generate from
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by blibble 1y ago
the entire AI industry is based on mass parasitism of art, music, articles, newspapers, books and open source code why would they start investing now when they can just continue to plunder the commons uninterrupted?
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by blibble 1y ago
I doubt it has an integration with grok
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by blibble 1y ago
> If they push too far they risk invoking the wrath of the much more powerful US government. what is it going to do? threaten massive tariffs then retreat? repeatedly?
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by blibble 1y ago
even EVs still have the 12V battery
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by blibble 1y ago
> For example, the reason why IDE's feel "slow" is often because they just come with more features: IDEs don't feel slow, they ARE slow because written in HTML and Javascript go and try Delphi from 2005, it's bla
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by blibble 1y ago
it's not a sustainable approach, because every single one of the customers you've "retained" will be looking to dump you as soon as possible
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by blibble 1y ago
I don't see the attraction of these apps either the food arrives lukewarm, in a smaller portions and costs more in addition their widespread use hurts the restaurants you like and drives down wages for society, because the only people
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by blibble 1y ago
> And now it is my responsibility to disable showing seconds in the taskbar??? If microsoft really wants to be green, windows shouldn’t do all these wasteful things! and building multiple gigawatt consuming data centres to produce AI slo
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by blibble 1y ago
> Here there is the opportunity of a lifetime, and many Japan business are straight out rejecting the money that comes pouring in. because not everyone cares firstly about money? the article is quite clear, the woman wanted to open a bus
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by blibble 1y ago
> At this point we have to be glad it's not coal. it will be if the coal price drops far enough
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by blibble 1y ago
because UK law says (said?) the computer can't be wrong and the post office management had no interest in proving otherwise they should be going after the management
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by blibble 1y ago
> It’s processing power to provide produce near unlimited spam and millions of pictures of shrimp jesus ftfy

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