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by f33d5173 5mo ago
You could just... make punishments more proportionate? If people are regularly circumventing your punishment system because they feel it's too harsh, maybe take that as a sign.
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
The analogy to what "frontier" ai labs are doing is very close.
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
I think the vast majority of people agree on the generalities and care enough about solving the issue to be able to come to an agreement on the particulars. The problem is that the people who get rich off the current system won't agree
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
Not everybody uses git because they're infatuated with "the spirit of git". Only a tiny minority have ever even used it with the patches-by-email model it's intended for, and I would guess the vast majority of the rest h
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
I read it as 26B as well.
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
Why does a second request need to replay the response? It seems to solve a ton of issues to just send back "request key already used" regardless of whether the request is the same or whether the previous request succeeded or faile
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
The full quote is "don't cite the deep lore to me, I was there when it was written". The intention is to imply that he was there when the thread was created.
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
You need one to sign up lately I believe. Which is really all it takes if your identity is required for the captcha and gets associated with your account forevermore.
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
Rust is a significantly more mature language. Adoption of zig has to be done on the assumption that the language will significantly improve as your project evolves, and if those improvements don't agree with your project's goals y
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by f33d5173 5mo ago
Has any of this stuff hurt their valuation? Then who says it isn't working?
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
what immense power?
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Lawful is presumably defined in the usual, common sense, ie we can do whatever the f we want until a court physically forces us not to.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
> without bringing in proof Did we read the same article?
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
> This functionality is experimental, and comes with a number of requirements and limitations. I assume that answers your question.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Ridicule doesn't work. It hasn't worked at all. In fact it did the opposite. The constant attention on trump since the beginning was what lead to his rise. Certain elements in the masses saw themselves in the ridicule directed at
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
This has always been the case, and is really the main practical advantage of open source. Contributing code back is an act of community service which people do not always have time for. The main issue is that over time, other people will co
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
As apologetics what he's saying is complete nonsense. The jizyah has been interpreted by every islamic society as a tax on non muslims, not a fine for those who break the law. You could argue that the passage doesn't actually say
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
In my example I had imagined that your nanobots would also create solar panels and radiators for the chips you were tiling the surface of mars with. This is why it needs to be done on the surface instead of underground somewhere.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
You don't need to keep shrinking features. Brute forcing is highly parallel; to break a key within a certain time frame all you need is a large enough quantity of chips. While it's in the realm of science fiction today, in a few c
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
It's just n x 2 for light and dark themes.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
"Maths" is short for "mathematics". The latter is not plural and can be substituted into this quote with no other alterations.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
I don't know what such a demo would prove in the first place. LLMs are good at things that they have been trained on, or are analogues of things they have been trained on. SVG generation isn't really an analogue to any task that w
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Sovereignty doesn't mean autarky. Gas requires continuous resupplying which depends on maintaining relations with foreign countries. Solar requires you to acquire equipment to set it up, but doesn't require an ongoing relationship
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
This is what government should be doing. Figure out how to do something safely, make that a regulation, then shield companies from liability as long as they follow that regulation. In practice you won't extract trillions of dollars fro
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Idk if you're joking but I edited to make it clearer...
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
When the sentence doesn't specify a time frame, it's implied as being perpetual, so being explicit is redundant and as you say used for emphasis.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
Isn't that jj? Hopefully no one tells the VCs.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
That's never been standard. Passwords in log files is a common issue, crazy you can get fined 8 digits for it.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
> outside this blog post It's a /g/ meme, from where luke presumably got it.
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by f33d5173 6mo ago
> The UK police intervene for even small possible internet offenses. They obviously don't have the resources to do that. > There was a story last year where someone was arrested because they posted a photo of them doing some full

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