evil-olive

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by evil-olive 3mo ago
uhhh yeah keep the source [0] in mind here > On 30 June 2025, Lowe launched a political organisation named Restore Britain to advocate the deportation of all illegal immigrants in the United Kingdom, protecting British culture and restor
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
> Why is Grok just so sexualized? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_wha... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok_sexual_deepfake_scandal > An analysis of 20,000 images ge
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
> Here’s the context: > That’s not a rewrite. That’s a free lunch. > The use case is narrow but real: AI slop.
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
a police officer was shot in the neck by one person. nineteen people have been criminally charged. including seven people who were not at the scene at the time of the shooting . [0] you can have whatever subjective opinion about these
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
Friday afternoon, the markets have closed, time to start shooting again. if the pattern holds, on Sunday evening we'll have some good news about "negotiations making progress" or "ceasefire but this time we'll actua
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burglary
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
the headline: "tech leaders say" the article quotes one tech leader. > Cristiano Amon, CEO of Qualcomm, told Fortune that smart glasses are the leading candidate to replace smartphones it also says "according to a new re
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by evil-olive 3mo ago
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/mexican-lemons-res... I can't view the link because it's behind a login wall, but the first thing that comes to mind is that GLP-1 drugs aren't covered by m
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
the final paragraph: > However, there’s also a third path for teams that want more control and flexibility without adding operational overhead. With Spacelift, you have all the tools necessary to deploy your IaC without the bloat of app
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
if she was committed enough to raising a healthy child that she was willing to skip an epidural and endure hours of excruciating pain ...do you think that same commitment might have shown up in other ways in her parenting? such as in the fo
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
are you suggesting that epidural usage or not during childbirth is correlated in some way with athletic ability of the child, decades later?
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> AI's Billion Dollar Problem de-clickbaiting - taken from the first sentence of the abstract, [0] here is the problem the paper identifies: > The performance of multi-turn, agentic LLM inference is increasingly dominated by KV-C
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
there was a bunch of Windows source code leaked in 2020. [0] that source code has almost certainly been included in training datasets. "LLM able to output something that resembles its input data" is not surprising or novel. also,
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> GroundEval is built around that question... > This is the same distinction GroundEval makes for question answering agents. > GroundEval treats agent behavior as something that can be tested against a state contract. > That is
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> Das said in an X post over the weekend. this "article" is just recycling a Twitter post.
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
currently #6 on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48626930
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
yeah, the study this is criticizing [0] is extremely flawed - it tries to treat "parts of the country that got access to the AT&T-exclusive original iPhone" as a natural experiment, but that falls apart because "what part
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> The constitution is the highest law of the land. Violating it has consequences. They should be enforced. yeah, the consequences are that the law in question gets overturned. you're not arguing for enforcing existing consequences,
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
OK, if I accept your argument that the 2nd amendment is only about the militia, then what is the militia? if your answer is the National Guard, that is ahistorical, because the modern National Guard was created in 1903. [0] the "militi
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> with jail time for legislators and governors uh-huh. what provision in the Constitution authorizes this, exactly? is there anything in contemporaneous writings (Federalist Papers, for example) where someone advocated that a reasonable
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
it's a "local model" but your pricing page [0] has "Selora AI credits/month" and I get more credits if I pay more per month. are you trying to get me to pay for "AI credits" even though the model is r
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
my favorite of this genre is "CSI: Cyber Season 1 E04 + E05 in 3 minutes and 34 seconds" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcC00LLJygw
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
about the gameplay specifically: - have a mute button for the background music. - there should be a gas pedal and a brake, rather than the car going forward at a constant speed unless I hit the brakes. - the car should go straight, unless I
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> But AI generated report looks too good to be checked have you considered...checking it anyway, no matter how good it looks?
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> Those aren’t banned books though. They are books that used to be banned in another century. as has been covered in multiple comments elsewhere in the thread, the "banned" books that are checked-in to the repo are examples t
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> But that’s a good ban of course, because Freedom of Speech only matters when it concerns speech I agree with. putting hypothetical words in other peoples' mouths like this seems like it must be a pretty exhausting way to try to ma
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
> likely immersed in the same "banned books" media psyop as other Western News Consoomers all 4 of the books that are checked-in to that repo are old enough that they're in the public domain. I looked at Call of the Wild a
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
I'm a happily paying customer of Kagi...but this is basically just a full-page ad?
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
CEO of Coca-Cola says government regulation may be needed to crack down on the dangers of Pepsi
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by evil-olive 4mo ago
it's even stupider than the headline makes it sound: > I think actually things will move maybe even by the end of this year to where you don’t even bother doing coding. The AI just creates the binary directly if a freshman CS studen

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