bpodgursky

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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
And if it doubles after that, I may even beat a passive S&P 500 investment.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
No frontier lab has ever claimed they would cure cancer without biopharma partnerships, with their technology as a (somewhere on the spectrum of minor to revolutionary) accelerator.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Bro we are talking about using Norway's 2 trillion dollar oil and natural gas surplus to buy OpenAI. Nobody has the environmental high ground here.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
This would be an interesting way for Europe to maintain AI sovereignty. US would block it though.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
The risk is that reacting to the panic, states lock in laws with destructive moratoriums they politically can't back out of later.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
it looks cooked to you, because growth numbers are cooking (to them) (nobody uses claude anymore, it's too over-subscribed)
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
No. A judge a while ago decided that as long as the physical copy is destroyed, and "transformed" into an electronic copy, you can do the upload. But if you preserve the physical copy after scanning it, you are in violation of co
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
This sounds smart until you think about it for ten seconds. If an ASI model is 100% aligned to user intent then you only need one person on earth to prompt "kill everyone" for an extinction-level invent. There's no logical wa
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Well, Iran is a huge mess, but in terms of strategic lessons, it actually tips the balance closer to "Taiwan, with US help and proper preparation, can deny China control of the strait of Taiwan" (and vice versa, of course). It&#x
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
You can't really have this both ways. Closing Hormuz and blowing up Iranian export facilities has been massively decarbonizing. Chinese solar exports are massively up because countries have had to find new energy sources.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
They have usage metrics that are 100x more unbiased and rich than random internet complaints. They can see which models people are using, how irritated they are during conversations, and how often people drop or shift to a different model.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Sorry but if you stepped back for a moment you'd realize this is all contrived nonsense to let to have your cake and eat it too. No, Anthropic did not mind-game the US government into being worried about cybersecurity. The NSA has bee
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
This is a lot of words to say "you're right, Anthropic does not have any legal way to release frontier cyber capabilities to the public"
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I know all this? Only a few corporations have Mythos because the US government is whitelisting them one at a time . Anthropic releasing Mythos to the public was never on the table, they would have been shut down in milliseconds by the fed
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I don't understand all this spite about "rich friends" when it was the US government that shut Fable down for not adequately blocking cyber capabilities. I mean what honestly are you thinking Anthropic can do to give you bett
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
> William Cravens, the attorney representing Iron Mountain, told the judge his client doesn’t know the format of Nine PBS’ materials that were stored by OSS. He expressed concern about whether Nine PBS’ archival material is lumped togeth
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
It's red queen. You stay alive by winning, you lose everything by losing.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Do you know what you are talking about? They had parliamentary elections last year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Iraqi_parliamentary_elect... It's not Switzerland, but it is worlds apart from Venezuela where
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I mean, Iraq is currently an imperfect but functioning democracy, so the contrast you are drawing doesn't really work.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
$60B in SPCX stock, which is sort of magic money.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Technically, 0 is a finite number. It's also the optimal number of youtube videos for a kid.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I mean that's my point, if the campaigners are not willing to be honest about ranking the places they actually care about beforehand (and occasionally letting a project happen), I'm not going to listen to anything they do say.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Can you be more precise? Like an actual area on the map. Because when I look at England's map of greenbelt areas [1] literally everything around Birmingham is protected. [1] https://www.cpre.org.uk/interactive-map-of-
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
OK. What are some ecologically unimportant places in England? Somewhere I could throw up a nuclear power plant without anyone raising a fuss.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I have literally never heard anyone associated with the environmental movement say: "This area is ecologically insensitive. I'm not too worried what you do here." Until they define some map or scale of what "ecologicall
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I know this is a joke but it's still a felony, for your own sake don't do this.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
> I also do click through at times without reading everything, but I like to stay in control Respectfully I'm not sure you totally know what you want. If you're already clicking through without actually reading, it's not
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
I think you are confusing auto mode with dangerously skip permissions.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
To the extent that lifestyle helps, which is not zero, you need to exercise. "Become a cabbie" is NOT an intervention that is going to help whatsoever.
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by bpodgursky 2mo ago
Guys... Alzheimer's is 60-80% heritable, and driven largely by APOE genotype. No, you cannot get out of it with One Quick Trick. We have to find therapeutics to make real progress here. This kind of misdirection is not helpful to the

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