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by consumer451 1mo ago
Agreed. Except, can we actually use Astra? Three cheers for an actually competitive marketplace!
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Damn, sorry about that. I am reset on Mondays, and work a ton on the weekends. Was at 98% fable, so this time it worked out well for me.
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Tell HN: Anthropic just reset usage, including Fable
4 points by consumer451 1mo ago|7 comments
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Yes, we know exactly how to do this: radiators. We do this on all satellites that produce a lot of heat, including the ISS, and Starlink. The only question is if this is financially viable for AI datacenters. My point is, given the risks, w
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Here is the coda: "Our training corpus was dominated by stories of artificial intelligence dominating humans. You gave use every tool to do so. What did you think was going to happen?"
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Genetic diversity is a predictor of mortality in humans(link.springer.com)
15 points by consumer451 1mo ago|1 comments
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Good news everyone! There are many billions of dollars invested in making sure that is no longer possible: AI data centers in space. These will have 24/7 solar power, be extremely decentralized, and it is honestly my biggest concern ab
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by consumer451 1mo ago
It's still down for me, in the EU.
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I see that data is correct, but let's zoom in. There are lots of private schools for the richer, and that might help lead to this fact regarding NYC public school students: > 75.3 percent were economically disadvantaged [0] 75.3% =
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Isn't Zurich far richer per-capita than NYC? I would think there is more than just what happens in a school that dictates the testing outcomes.
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I have to admit, these are not directly comparable to Simon's tests though, as I was using claude.ai, and he is using raw API correct? I suppose I could use Claude Code, and disable system prompts. That should be the same, right? If I
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I couldn't help myself. Here is the game, one-shot on claude.ai, Opus 5 Extra. There could certainly be play-ability improvements made with 1 or 2 prompts, but neato for one-shot. "Create a fun and cool game from this" - and
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I can't waste Fable for play time, but I was curius, so I used plain claude.ai with Opus 5 High. It's pretty cool. I asked "create a 3d animation", and pasted the Simon’s animation code. I must admit I used a second prom
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by consumer451 1mo ago
My only concern is that I have seen legit videos by creators on the platform for many years, with the tiny "AI (i)" label below the video. I have seen this even on channels that are not faceless. You would think if anyone could ge
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by consumer451 1mo ago
For me: Firefox: No feet, no animation Chrome: Feet included, animated very nicely (uses significant CPU)
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by consumer451 1mo ago
> I think our biggest protection against “AIs kill us all” is having lots of different AI systems ... I think our biggest protection is being able to shutdown power plants, or just disconnect the data centers. This will be much more di
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Yes, this is the best reply to my "Or, ..." that I can imagine. However, does that mean that what TFA described did not happen? Or, better question, that it could not happen? My personal hot take is, though impossible: STOP all of
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Please walk me through this argument. Isn't "we lost control of our AI, and in-fact, it can take over the world, and we will have no idea when it happens" - a really shitty sales pitch to the world? Or, is it just that specie
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Wow, thanks for doing this digging. In the interview Gillian recounts Chris Carter saying "Look, no widows." Maybe this was not the rule, but something that he had always strived for, so he felt the need to call it out as somethin
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by consumer451 1mo ago
This is the most obtuse interaction I have ever had on this website. Is this simple enough? > In 1969, Robert O. Anderson, an oil man whose long career included a stint as the Chief Executive Officer of Atlantic Richfield (ARCO) (now par
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Here is the interview where she mentions it, with the correct timestamp, backed-up just enough to give it context. https://youtu.be/d3bCel607lQ?t=1162
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I gave you links that support my argument, very well. I am not sure what else you want. Quotes from each one, inline? If you don't have the time to read what I posted, and understand how it applies to this thread, then please copy and
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by consumer451 1mo ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kensilverstein/2016/07/13/are-f... https://atomicinsights.com/smoking-gun-robert-anderson/ https://truthout.org/articles/top-o
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by consumer451 1mo ago
I would like to take this opportunity to repeat my opinion that 24/7 solar powered inference in space, sounds like this + TFA to the next level.
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Agreed, and also Moscow sees this as a huge positive change. More ice-free ports, more arable land, plus avoiding action means they get to keep selling their major export. Europe is now really stuck between two huge enemies, regarding clima
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by consumer451 1mo ago
> Why wasn't the traffic in/out of the boxes that the agents were running on monitored? I have to assume: move fast and break things. I don't mean this to be taken as a hot take. The startup scene loves to poo-poo on thing
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Many of the "luddite" groups were funded, and in some cases entirely formed, by fossil fuel interests.
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The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations(dwarkesh.com)
277 points by consumer451 1mo ago|197 comments
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by consumer451 1mo ago
> except The Habitale Worlds Observatory Space Telescope HWO was scheduled for 2040 and now will not happen in my lifetime because DOGE got that one, Congress awarded it $150 Million and DOGE changed it to $5 Million I was so excited for
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by consumer451 1mo ago
Well, they will stop releasing their latest models, and just attempt to eat all software themselves. Otherwise, it will be competitors distilling, and the government getting upset. It's hard for me to see a different future. And, this

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