catsquirrel28

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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
Who knew there was such a need for CSAM generation in classified systems.
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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
My guess is they're setting up a narrative to claim this whole AI bubble wasn't a giant grift and they would've been profitable if it weren't for those dang Chinese people distilling their models and giving them out for
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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
Maybe that's because most jobs are Graberesque bullshit jobs where "high performance" is meaningless. Most jobs shouldn't exist at all. The value captured by "firms" should instead be captured by the state and
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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
> Imagine the conversation New York legislators could have had if every robotaxi ride generated a cryptographically signed, tamper-evident record of the vehicle's behavior — independently verifiable by any regulator, auditor, or saf
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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
Sure, they won't go to 0 but they will certainly go down once it becomes clear the LLM companies don't have money to pay for chips or RAM. That will cause VXUS to go down as well but much it goes down is anyone's guess.
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by catsquirrel28 7mo ago
I'm not so sure VXUS will protect from the AI bubble popping since ~10% of its holdings are TSMC, ASML, Samsung, Tencent, Alibaba, and SK Hynix which are all way overvalued due to the AI bubble and will most likely crater when it becom
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by catsquirrel28 8mo ago
I guess it's good Google hasn't succeeded in forcing people to renew certificates every 8 hours (yet)
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by catsquirrel28 8mo ago
> This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about understanding the trade-offs > Bluetooth mesh networks—no internet required, no servers, no phone numbers LLM slop. Both the article and the Python script