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901.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
I'm saying there's a difference between earning and benefiting from.
902.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
> So you can imagine how astonished I was last month when an American politician said that it was impossible to earn a billion dollars. I felt like a skating coach hearing someone say that it's impossible to do a triple axel. Of cou
903.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
> Could they make some bespoke LMS that works great for physics 101 at State university? That's way too narrow, though. It could be done at the department level, the university level, or the state level, right?
904.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
You wouldn't be curious?
905.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
They at least wouldn't depend on how extensively you publicly glaze the President.
906.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
They don’t know that. They are presumably building a KYC passport submission flow as we speak.
907.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
That’s a safe assumption, considering they tried it a few months back too. https://www.npr.org/2026/03/09/nx-s1-5742548/anthropic-penta...
908.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
I don't doubt it. Bleach + ammonia is something anyone can make. But I rather suspect there are improvements to be made in the realm that are a lot easier than building a uranium enrichment centrifuge hall under a mountain.
909.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
The chem/bio stuff is a lot more likely for some malicious hobbyist to be able to do at home.
910.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
He wants one. He's just never really been good at it.
911.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Yes, but as with spam/phishing/abuse prevention, too much information about what does and doesn't trigger things can be very useful to attackers. An explicit error is something you can feed into another AI to find jailbreaks.
912.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
It was dashless for many years.
913.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Murder is very (100%!) effective at preventing cancer. And yet, it is a useless method of preventing cancer.
914.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
And they're hilariously pissy about it for a megacorp that did the same with the entire Internet and every library book they could get their hands on .
915.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
"What's one more?" is not a great argument.
916.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHenFGnixzU
917.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
An AI design is an imperfect hint that the copy may also be similarly generated.
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Pentagon Official Admits Boat Strike May Have Killed Human Trafficking Victims(theintercept.com)
8 points by ceejayoz 5mo ago|3 comments
919.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Most IoT devices have no camera and communicate with servers that have no need for a GPU at all .
920.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
You can run OpenCV on a GPU-less Raspberry Pi or other IoT device just fine. And most IoT devices aren't doing video transcoding at all. You're making some very odd assertions in this thread.
921.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
No, Elysium still had all the desperate poor people. That's not the end goal.
922.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
IoT wasn't not built on "send all the data off to a hosted GenAI". It predated them by quite a few years.
923.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
None of that gets you the 100ms response time the parent poster talked about, for something like "who is at my doorbell?" real-time uses.
924.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
The IT people know no one's really buying just off the flashy website alone - because they don't! - and that it'll get management to okay it.
925.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Sure. Claude does that. "Cogitated for 1m 50s" doesn't work for real-time applications.
926.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Your link largely agrees; the "Polls of polls" shows a general consensus on a tight Remain win, and the chart shows the convergence being very late in the game.
927.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
It's less likely to be accurate, it's slower, and far less efficient as a bonus.
928.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
And only a desperate coder would pretend the tools (and other people) don’t do a lot of the work. Before and after A.I.
929.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
Steve prompted humans. Quite similarly. Even babies can learn the technique!
930.
by ceejayoz 5mo ago
You don't think Steve Jobs was proud of the iPhone, despite others doing most of the actual physical work on it? I'm more than a mere typist; there's a skill to getting a usable, useful app out of an AI.

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