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AI Conversations Aren't Privileged(twitter.com)
4 points by delichon 9mo ago|0 comments
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I just went through every documented AI safety incident from the past 12 months(twitter.com)
2 points by delichon 9mo ago|0 comments
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by delichon 9mo ago
This is the moment from Star Wars when Luke walks into a cantina with a droid and the bartender says "we don't serve their kind here", but we all seem to agree with the bartender.
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by delichon 9mo ago
Under US law, the NLRB excludes employers subject to the Railway Labor Act . xAI and X would need their own classification. It does not propagate automatically through ownership or mergers. https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews
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by delichon 9mo ago
No, they would have to qualify as transportation carriers. They are still subject to the NLRB.
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Hand tool rewrites ancient Egyptian history(popsci.com)
1 points by delichon 9mo ago|0 comments
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by delichon 9mo ago
He talks about this new tech for extracting more value from engineers as if it were fracking. When they become impermeable you can now inject a mixed high pressure cocktail of AI to get their internal hydrocarbons flowing. It works but now
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by delichon 9mo ago
Poets say science takes away from the beauty of the stars—mere globs of gas atoms. Nothing is 'mere.' I too can see the stars on a desert night, and feel them. But do I see less or more? The vastness of the heavens stretches
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by delichon 9mo ago
You might wake up in a whole different biome, Rip Van Winkle.
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by delichon 9mo ago
Dear software dorks turning raw text searches into meaningful, relevant linked data: rock on and thank you for your service.
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by delichon 9mo ago
> That said, handling contradictions more explicitly is something we’re thinking about. That's a great idea. The inconsistencies in a given graph are just where attention is needed. Like an internal semantic diff. If you aim it at v
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by delichon 9mo ago
> the model decides whether a mention like “Sarah” maps to an existing “Sarah Chen” node or represents a new entity, and then either updates the existing note or creates a new one. Thanks! How much context does the model get for the cons
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by delichon 9mo ago
How do you handle entity clustering/deduplication?
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The autism epidemic is a myth(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by delichon 9mo ago|1 comments
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by delichon 9mo ago
There is a silver lining to this particular catastrophe. A large fraction of the abandoned tankers are a result of sanctions on Russia. It means they're working. Ukraine cares very much about these ships, having damaged a dozen tankers
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by delichon 9mo ago
I'd love to have a danger heat map displayed on a HUD while driving. Say a default green banner that goes red near a hot spot or even animates near a current hazard. Mostly it could use these same stats, but then be strident if anythin
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by delichon 9mo ago
I just bought a new shirt on eBay for $22, including shipping. If that shirt had taken 50x as much labor to produce, what would it have cost? Is it unhinged capitalism to prefer the cheap shirt?
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by delichon 9mo ago
> It's debatable whether the "consumers" won in the end. If "in the end" is now, it's pretty clear that automation has made clothing both better and cheaper. And paying $10 now for shoes of less than 1&#x2F
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by delichon 9mo ago
Sustained winds in Dallas on Wednesday, Feb 4, were around 10–15 mph, with occasional gusts approaching ~30 mph. I wonder how well delivery drone station keeping works when the wind suddenly gusts by 20 mph.
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by delichon 9mo ago
> It only benefitted the owners. And the buyers. As a ballpark estimate, it would take around 50 hours of human labor to produce a shirt by hand, fabric plus sewing, versus about an hour of human labor by industrial machines. That lowers
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by delichon 9mo ago
Samuel Smith appears to have been infected by a fatal meme. I am obnoxiously in favor of free speech, but I can't deny ideas can kill in more ways than Chuck Norris.
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by delichon 9mo ago
> Everything Everywhere All at Once is a storytelling masterpiece I thought it was so awful I gave up half way through. Maybe it gets better after that. But I agree on Pulp Fiction.
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by delichon 9mo ago
The Supreme Court has upheld the Selective Service Act as allowable under the 13th Amendment as something other than involuntary servitude, repeatedly since 1918. So personhood isn't much of an obstacle to conscription.
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by delichon 9mo ago
The starships left with the optimism. In the 50s there was a greater demand for stories with an unconstrained vision of the future where growth and expansion amount to flourishing. Later generations that lived in the excesses of growth saw
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by delichon 9mo ago
I'm so NIMBY that I moved my backyard from a county with 4,000 to 1 people per square mile. A big attraction was the dark nights for amateur astronomy. Then the state decided that this was the perfect place to build 100 megawatts of 63
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by delichon 9mo ago
I use X almost entirely from the desktop where I have an extension installed that lets me whitelist my follows, and see nothing else. I recently browsed the same feed on mobile ... and it was entirely different! I think I spent a half hour
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by delichon 9mo ago
> In addition, the bill contains language that requires news organizations to create safeguards that protect confidential material — mainly, information about sources — from being accessed by AI technologies. So clawdbot may become a leg
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My name is Sensurround Q. Catgirl, and I microwave bacon(twitter.com)
2 points by delichon 9mo ago|0 comments
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by delichon 9mo ago
I disagree with respect to their private life. The professor and president have the same right to privacy as me or you outside of their public duties.
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by delichon 9mo ago
> LLMs are still intensely computationally expensive. You can ask an AI what 2 * 3 is and for the low price of several seconds of waiting ... But the computer you have in front of you can perform this calculation a billion times per seco

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