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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> technocracy What you mentioned is not a technocracy. Technocracy is when all decisions are made by real specialists in the field, based on scientific methods (simply speaking). What you mentioned is a plutocracy, a form of oligarchy in
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> It might cause minor changes that we don't yet know how to notice, and which only cause symptoms in 20 years' time, for example. In that case, even if it leads to many deaths, it would be difficult - if not practically imposs
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> It just has to be delayed. Like many years after application. That's one thing. In this case, I don't really know if it's possible to test for something like delayed effects. I'm not even sure if you can identify th
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> to ignore the faults of Linux When someone brings up issues related to Linux themselves, that’s clearly not “ignoring” them. It would be a true case of ignoring them if they simply kept quiet about them. >> If a game has an aggre
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> that's just bad luck Can't agree with this. No, not at all. That can't be true... That's not "just bad luck". I believe this is actually a serious case of negligence and oversight - regardless of where exa
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> Because they should 100% be liable for the latter. I completely agree with you here. I only want to add that in this case, the users (the one(s) who used ChatGPT to design the drug, whichever entity(ies) that is) should also be held li
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
A bit off-topic, but for some reason, even though I don't use LLMs for my job or for my hobbies, or in daily life frequently (and when I do, it's mostly some kind of "rubber duck brainstorm"), when I see open-weight rele
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> Given the current situation in the world why do you not think about technology can be misused, especially if it’s VFX. I think the point of the parent was that while you need to think about how this technology can be misused, that&#x
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
Yes but why are we required to imagine only this? With this logic, why won't we try to imagine how bad Stalin's (or Hitler's, or anyone's) reign of terror would be with state-controlled social media? With state-censore
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> Does it behave like this all the time or just at specific moments? Strangely, but these were... specific moments, but not too specific. I mean, it wasn't running from the startup till the shutdown, but I also don't remember a
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
To be honest, if that's what we see in open access, then there must already be something in existence that is closed. I don't want to create another conspiracy theory - I just want to point out the theoretical possibility - but if
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
Roughly speaking - yes. Still, it's an advancement - even if it's a small one - on the usual chatbots, right? P.S. I am well aware of all of the risks that agents brought. I'm speaking in terms of pure "maximum performan
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> [1] I have to assume you’re talking about some third party antimalware program because the Microsoft one absolutely does not behave how you describe. Editing without specifying that you have edited your reply is not very good, you know
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> Reserving RAM doesn’t mean there’s a performance problem. It does in my own experience (so it may not be a problem for you, I agree, but it is a problem for me). Because when OS allocates ~50% percents of RAM for itself and isn't
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
> But it's far from clear that we're not moving toward a plateau in what these agents can do. It is a debatable topic, and I agree with you that it's unclear whether we will hit the wall or not at some point. But one point
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
I am not an Apple fan, so I'll just tell my story. And yeah, it may be biased, and I may not understand something important. So around ~3 years ago or so I bought a lightweight low-end laptop (Intel Core i3, 14 inch display, 8GB of RAM
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by dryarzeg 6mo ago
Now you can share this with anyone who says, “AI will make software faulty/buggy/unstable/garbage/whatever” - it won’t; people are perfectly capable of handling it themselves. /s
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> I evaluated Kimi K2 a while back I guess that it was Kimi K2-Instruct, the first model (or it's fine-tune) in the lineup of Kimi-K2 models. And I remember trying it just for the sake of curiosity, and... except for the almost to
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
Also see: https://x.com/metzgov/status/2039462014968316313 | https://xcancel.com/metzgov/status/2039462014968316313#m
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Trump: "We're fighting wars. We can't take care of day care"(cnn.com)
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
I certainly missed that one. Is it available somewhere recorded? If it is, can you please send a link to it? I'm sorry if I'm asking something stupid, it's just that I can't find anything like that and I also want to see
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
Oh hell... Thanks for this reminder, I have almost forgot about it with all the problems I'm trying to solve now.
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
Well, if this helps to explain my actions a little - I have friends in Russia (and elsewhere), and very often our jokes/satires/alike come around censorship and "classified information". It’s a bit difficult to explain,
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> Edit: can't reply That's strange. You mean you can't see the "reply" button or there's something else? I just have seen this only once (no "reply" button"), and reloading after a couple of m
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> Chrome itself is "a tool to download files from Google's servers." ...legitimately. While Google (I will reinforce: Google, not everyone) sees downloading of the videos and other content from the YouTube by third-party s
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> I work in this industry and once you remove the AI washing, much of Oracle's current strategy is around building a hyperscaler business that is comparable to GCP and Azure in size. Already over the past 2 years I've seen 2 fo
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> Because the ERP and EHR market is almost entirely dominated by SAP and Epic. And still they were trying to compete, weren't they? > Which is largely attributed to the growth in spend on Oracle Cloud. That's exactly what I&
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> at your local mormon temple Sounds like a kind of insult to me. I'm not related to them in any way. And, to be honest, I'm just trying to kind of follow the guidelines. There's too much of bad news and negativity around
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
> The main teams hit - RHS, SVOS, and NetSuite India - are associated with Cerner and NetSuite, both of which can serve to reduce some fat. > reduce some fat Yes, but, well... why do they need to do that at all? I mean, what made them
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by dryarzeg 7mo ago
"One Rich A*[CENSORED] Called Larry Ellison"? : ) EDIT: LOL, I haven't expected to be downvoted for simply putting this in a way I like : )

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