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Meta legal action forces Meta whistleblower to stay silent at Hay book festival
(theguardian.com)
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craighay1
4mo ago
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craighay1
10mo ago
Really the only potential upside to this, and it's a niche one, is for time or security sensitive compute tasks where the raw data originates in orbit. Every happens over inter satellite link and there's no downlink to Earth until
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craighay1
3y ago
The difference between those past successes and this is that with none of the previous doomsday weapons has it been possible to cobble something together from COTS parts and open software. Nor have they had a large degree of crossover with
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craighay1
3y ago
Is the majority of current LLM research reaching for the mythical grail of AGI? Or is there enough research effort being poured into how to retrain networks efficiently and how to finetune accurately on small amounts of data? My personal kn
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craighay1
3y ago
Is this because application developers are simply going where the people are? Or is there better data harvesting to be had on your average iOS/Android app with blindly accepted permissions than there is in the average desktop browser.
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craighay1
3y ago
It was unclear from the article whether this applies to only credit card transactions or also Mastercard debit cards. At least it is possible to choose not to use credit cards, a bit harder with debit. I'd love to see how this data is
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craighay1
3y ago
I sometimes wonder if modal editing (like vim uses) might be a good approach for navigating/editing longform text on touch devices. It does seem like a missed opportunity to have taken the keyboard/mouse approach and then transfe
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craighay1
3y ago
But the author works at Google, so can surely pass the message on up the chain that this design decision is stifling innovation in touch-based text editing?
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3y ago
In cases like these what it to stop the author (the prompter) from lying and claiming that they in fact created an original work using MS Paint? I don't think it's currently neccessary to show evidence of process (e.g. how you mad