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by fennecbutt 4mo ago
So why not outlaw it then? Should be easy if it's doesn't get used then there's no reason to have it hanging around right?
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by fennecbutt 4mo ago
I think the point is that THE DEFENSE STILL EXISTS IN SOME CAPACITY. As a gay guy I've had str8 ppl tell me "you can still go to Egypt just you know, don't be gay". It's infuriating, depressing, and so much more. Ho
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by fennecbutt 4mo ago
Pro tip: people did this long before AI was a thing. People have always loved to defer to a "leader" or (supposed) "expert". Take the hard decisions away daddy.
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Tbf it seems pretty common internationally that women get lower sentences for the same crime regardless of any legal framework behind it. Moreso if the crime was done with a man as the that woman was "most likely coerced". As a ga
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countdown_(game_show) https://youtu.be/xph_VDc78Y0
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
CEOs also get paid millions and billions to do nothing. Sooooo... "Improve yourself, no mistakes" in a loop. Woooah sooo revolutionary...
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Agree. Watch people glaze him tho. Same as John Carmack who is supposedly brilliant but hasn't actually really done anything since Doom.
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Isn't this more like a "Macs don't have viruses" type scenario though?
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
I've bought stuff thru sendico as well. Only thing I don't like about em is their weird credit system that you have to top up before a purchase even though there's no way to predict shipping etc
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Agree and it has applied to pretty much everything for a long time. It's why when I bitch about the UK, I get told if I don't like it why don't I leave. It's like my dudes fail to grasp to concept of loving something and
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
I think it's more that our governments only leap to patch up some of those chips and cracks when big biz rolls thru, even though "the little guy" has been raising it as an issue for decades. But then again, democracy absolute
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Good old video of a guy shouting in a data center https://youtu.be/tDacjrSCeq4?si=ebFDFYufOdNIU9av
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Never. The people accountable didn't get punished last time and they won't this time. You & I will pay for it. Imo, the flaw is with our species itself, we never evolved to live in such large complex societies. And that's
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Bloke is definitely not as common in the UK as it is in NZ and Australia. Just like togs, which I've never heard anybody say here though I've read that parts of Ireland still use it.
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
The world will remember who you Americans chose to vote in. And then we'll do nothing anyway because the wealthy and corrupt run every single country on the planet. Money talks. And people are too easily preoccupied with trivial policy
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Does anthropic trust spacex enough for this though.
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
And photos steal a person's soul? Or something like that.
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
But is it only dehumanising in the context of the western world and generally high migration numbers in that direction vs. the opposite direction? Are you going to also fight the good fight for Chinese and Japanese depictions of and reactio
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
Surely that's where checks in the harness come into play though. I think AI security is very much at the input/output side and the indeterminate mess in the middle can just do what it wants. Its tool for email should only allow to
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by fennecbutt 5mo ago
It's not that nobody cares. It's just that nobody who does care has the money or the power to change it. Business school. Ahaha.
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Would be pretty rad to see what happens I suppose. Same goes for other tools. If Mythos can find vulnerabilities (through smarts or just extensive combinatorial testing who knows) what's to say it can't help find physical vulnerab
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Well ultimately I want human beings to not be so tribal and apathetic so that they'd actually care about the things above and learn to compromise. But that ain't happening anytime soon.
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Isn't that entirely analogous to our evolved and lived experiences? We've never had to act with surgical precision except in matters of math/science/engineering. Like how you fill up your coffee cup up to a level probabl
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Welcome to HN, I guess
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
I suppose it must be dependent on country. I'm a kiwi and that's what I was taught. We're also ring of fire dwellers.
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Not your buddy, pal. ;3
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Flipper zero themselves try to present the flipper zero as a device that "hacks things with a button press". And they love the free advertising they get along the same lines by youtubers desperate for clicks. Ultimately it just se
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
No it's not. We've been able to take a price sticker off one object and put it onto another for a very, very long time. It's not really a new issue and current law should already cater for it.
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Lmao more flipper zero crap. I'm sorry, but I'm so sick of seeing "omg hacker man" mystique surrounding flipper, which is exactly what they want because it drives sales. Ofc you can muck about with open and unsecured stu
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by fennecbutt 6mo ago
Yes exactly. But for llms it's more that it's not really "thinking" about what it's saying per se, it's that it's predicting next token. Sure, in a super fancy way but still predicting next token. Context

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