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by cma 2y ago
They spent it running ads and stuff, Musk went ahead against the taboo and legalnrestrictions against buying votes/voter registeration and did a million dollar a day lottery for registered republicans in a swing state.
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by cma 2y ago
"You have said the actual truth" ?
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by cma 2y ago
Pretty sure things are gonna go far beyond chatbots into robots
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by cma 2y ago
It's nice that their public benefit charter terms are actually public unlike Blue Sky's, where bsky can have anything in there even just minor benefits stuff and still be pretty much a normal corporation.
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by cma 2y ago
Same in US: your car has externalities on others. Even if it was a one seater you'd up everyone else's liability insurance without the chime.
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by cma 2y ago
Have you tried putting the API in context? Gemini has 2M context, where original 3.5 had like 4K and not great with it. While some large apis may not fit, not many that it hasn't seen before fit that bill. For updated large APIs you c
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by cma 2y ago
I missed that it was about formal verification, but don't think formal verification is necessary for effective RL in the coding domain.
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by cma 2y ago
Anthropic has said they had benchmarks where Claude would take GitHub issues and try to generate Git commits that passed unit/integration tests that others had made for the real final feature. Also you have things like multimodal image
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by cma 2y ago
> In a completely different environment than you're used to, while proctors watch you like a hawk. Your whole future rides on this! is not how I would describe a wholistic assessment. I would wager that a large portion of Harvard ad
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by cma 2y ago
Most of the web is copyrighted
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by cma 2y ago
I think he's thinking of Grooveshark
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by cma 2y ago
> The thing that correlates highest with SAT score is household income. Something like 25% of students at Harvard had a learning disability, one of the highest rates in any school in the nation. Do you think that's real disabilities
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by cma 2y ago
Could be a private finetune, or even a complete private model. They already have one for their internal codebase.
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by cma 2y ago
When there is a specific order after proceeding starts, but not before. There can sometimes be other orders as part of govt settlements like Google was recently accused of violating. You may be thinking of certain financial institutions whe
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by cma 2y ago
More recent sources, lawyers advised him not to try for higher clearance because of the drug use: https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-denied-access-to-spa...
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by cma 2y ago
I'm not ruling it out, that's what I meant with they have made noises about opening it and the other stuff about how it is almost inevitable for real transformative AR. I pretty much do rule out the stuff that would let you contro
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by cma 2y ago
Meta already does that to themselves every year or so, deleting all internal communications. They've thrown away a huge amount of communication to source code commit reinforcement training data as a result. They do it to avoid emails
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by cma 2y ago
Musk's clearance was already somewhat restricted because of it and limited things he could see at SpaceX https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/07/elon-musk-asks-pentagon-for-... After he did a $1 million lottery
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by cma 2y ago
By controlling camera access Meta gets more control over the peripheral ecosystem. And they don't competition with their AI assistant. But camera access is so fundamental to true transforming AR, really reskinning and modifying the wo
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by cma 2y ago
It may be that Karpathy was used in the AI day presentations to sell the idea that the cars would drive themselvesin a year and it was really important to pay $10,000 for it now (~2019?) before they raised the price. We know from some of th
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by cma 2y ago
For a billionaire perspective curated list yes: > Since 2018, Time has been owned by Salesforce founder Marc Benioff, who acquired it from Meredith Corporation. Benioff currently publishes the magazine through the company Time USA, LLC.
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by cma 2y ago
But when Democrats did change course they were blocked because Trump explicitly said Democrats passing something on the issue would hurt his election chances: > In February 2024 and again in May 2024, Republicans in the Senate blocked a
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by cma 2y ago
Why process separately, if there are ink smudges, photocopier glitches, etc. wouldn't it guess some stuff better from richer context, like acronyms in rows used across the other tables?
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by cma 2y ago
Could also be valuable for Trump allies to trade on these quick reversals and there are basically no rules around it.
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by cma 2y ago
Claude works well for me loading code up to around 80% of its 200K context and then asking for changes. If the whole project can't fit I try to at least get in headers and then the most relevant files. It doesn't seem to degrade
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by cma 2y ago
I am doubtful that would explain it, though it may be offered as an explanation: don't you remember Trump just pardoned the founder of the drugs by mail organization silk road to pump his crypto?
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by cma 2y ago
Something like 170 officers were injured, 15 hospitalozed, and at least one suicide in the aftermath. Several gun charges. An insurrectionist climbing through a window busted out with an American flag pole was shot for almost getting into
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by cma 2y ago
They've already said they're going to deport pro-Palestine protesters with student visas who attended protests in the past, and are opening up 15,000 units at Guantanamo Bay for other immigrants to avoid us mainland law, along wit
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by cma 2y ago
Asking them to is different than a warrant, they are free to refuse without one.
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by cma 2y ago
Cloudflare is more than captchas, it's centralized monitoring of them too: what do you think happens when your research assistant solves 50 captchas in 5 min from your home IP? It has to slow down to human research speeds.

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