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eth0up
6mo ago
I just went through T14 Gen 1 hell. I tried to replace a broken LCD and the system just wouldn't boot. I fussed with it so much, the flimsy case cracked and broke in several places. I gave up and decided to use it as a clamshell, but h
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"whole civilization will die tonight"
(cnn.com)
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eth0up
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eth0up
6mo ago
Is this not too much? HN or not, does this not demand the attention of everyone?
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eth0up
6mo ago
I'm currently running a Debian lite weight server on an old ml100 (onlogic) nuc. It's an old i3, with 16gb ram and no fan. But I have another. Anyone recommend a solid router setup on one of these ancient artifacts? Presently usin
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7mo ago
Thanks for the name. I've only glanced so far, but I foresee reading more of his work.
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eth0up
7mo ago
So how do you think this situation will change now that LexisNexis, Oracle, Palantir, Clearview and others are all converging with our four frontier LLM models (plus military contracts) or directly with their own AI? What used to require a
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eth0up
7mo ago
I think you make excellent points and can't see anything I don't agree with. For me, there's no substitute for a proper book, especially being a bit of an eccentric learner. But certainly AAC could be a brilliant supplementar
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eth0up
7mo ago
I figure it's fair enough, since this is a great but not free book, to drop https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/ - a truly amazing, and in my opinion extraordinarily well written and organized free learning resource. Spec
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eth0up
7mo ago
My homebaked threat models predict exactly this. But I imagine there could be some financial style hiccups too, for sci-fi, perhaps something that ushers a CBDC as the solution. Stay tuned.... And remember FDIC cannot handle a large event.
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7mo ago
@Arainach - Because the option to reply is disabled: I am not sure, as I haven't used that app. What I can say, which may or may not be relevant to you is as follows: 1) Open any Google based device and do the equivalent of /Setti
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eth0up
7mo ago
Depends on specific purpose and values. And it's a simple installation away from empirical validation. Edit: one feature I'm fond of, when posting images on the Internet, is disabling exif data. I don't always want to put my
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eth0up
7mo ago
I'm not asking for confidence. Folks can use their own critical thinking and judgement. I expressed sincerity. Some concur, some don't. I'm not trying and will not try to please everyone. The current state of software is to s
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7mo ago
Unable to afford a Google-free phone, I strictly use Moto, which with a bit of adb work and a lot of disabling shitware, gets close to actual Android. They also have excellent glass, aside from doing all I require of them. I see criticism o
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eth0up
7mo ago
I've been using open camera on android since 2019. It's far superior to anything I've seen natively installed on any device. It has a lot of options, which I suspect can be confusing to some, but they're worth familiariz
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eth0up
7mo ago
Just noting that I appreciate all the examples given here and by others, many of which made me feel a bit stupid and amnesic for asking my original question. I guess I have been over-focused on AI...
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7mo ago
>"it's increasingly difficult to actually have a dissenting voice online." If willing, I would appreciate some examples, actual or hypothetical. I have left a few comments regarding my concerns over AI and have been surpri
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eth0up
7mo ago
I could not argue with anything there. AI will be weaponized. Yes. Pretty much. And yeah. The gist indeed. But missing nuances and practical points. And I even struggle to contest your conclusion; all things are what they are, amidst an i
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7mo ago
Things I should have, but didn't include: 1) Power asymmetry: When we have two version, one for the elite, and for the plebeians, this could create an interesting scenario. The real version might be red-teamed perpetually against the t
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7mo ago
Fairy astute intuition of my actual circumstances. I'm not a developer, nor am I formally educated on the dynamics or details of LLMs. I have a handle on the very basics. My 'research' consists of 1) opportunistically interro
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7mo ago
First, I personally predict, for myself, Anthropic will bend soon and this will be history. The last I commented about LLMs I was ad hominem'd with "schizophrenic" and such. That's annoying but doesn't deter either
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eth0up
8mo ago
>>people being interrogated - patients or prisoners, who knows. Scary and uncreative stuff. And you think this is ethical to recklessly unleash onto the world while claiming constitutional virtues? Everyone seems to be missing the big
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eth0up
8mo ago
Symptoms? Can you cite any? I'm interested. We already have curiosity, so you may skip that. But please elaborate. Note though, that so far, it's all been rather ad hominem and quite contrary to HN guidelines which encourage subs
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8mo ago
I'm able to copy and paste entire sessions in Grok, GPT, Claude and Gemini. Just not in Perplexity. Again, as I've said elsewhere, try it. I've documented it in video, beyond all refutation. It is what it is, and I'm not
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8mo ago
You seem pretty smart. If suddenly, after over a decade, schizophrenic artifacts appear in one single isolated subject, - a subject well known and documented with equal and greater concerns among highly credible sources - does that perhaps
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8mo ago
AI psychosis? I have basic Christian values, which without any mention of have been severely challenged and beyond. I have submitted one (very mediocre) example of hundreds that exhibit objective, flagrant contradictions to constitutional
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8mo ago
Your concern has been noted. Edit: only if you have the capacity; describe how a 'facetious' psychological evaluation would appear. You've shown the authentic version, but I'm curious about the alternative. Thanks in adv
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"accidentally rm -rf" / Regarding so called accidents, I have over the last year accumulated approximately 100 transcripts where similar things happened, and under counter scrutiny the model began exhibiting strange and twist
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I see a need for something similar for Perplexity. Their 'export to pdf/markdown/doc' is a fraudulent scam and I've about 50 exports that all looked fine and well at the time of export(*), but later revealed the wh
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8mo ago
Meta awareness, repeatability, and much more strongly indicates this is deliberate training... in my perspective. It's not emergent. If it was, I'd be buggering off right now. Big big difference.
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8mo ago
Exactly. And I have hundreds of examples of just that. Hence my fascination, awe and terror.....
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