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by flawn 4mo ago
The fact that you hear this often (also not only from the victims of this) should signal that, even without quotes, there is likely some truth to it.
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by flawn 4mo ago
If you check blog.archive.*, a russian landing page with a warning that the page has been blocked by government authorities comes up. Maybe related?
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by flawn 4mo ago
If you sell a blackbox that you constructed yourself, then you are also liable for anything that happens. If you sell a blackbox from a third-party (e.g. from China), you are liable for somebody else's decisions that you cannot scrutin
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by flawn 4mo ago
The issue is that you wouldn't be able to even transparently get to any evidence, as these models are blackboxes. They might start scheming behind employees backs as soon as they realize they are being used in critical infrastructure o
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by flawn 5mo ago
That would mean regulation of social media companies seems appropriate. That would mean regulation of social media companies seems appropriate. That would mean regulation of social media companies seems appropriate.
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by flawn 5mo ago
Corruption is like cancer.
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Google AI Overview – "Tersely"(google.com)
1 points by flawn 5mo ago|0 comments
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by flawn 5mo ago
And as if there isn't a middle-way here to have short-term contractors _not_ from large consultancies. Or rethinking approaches, and doing such work via OSS, and paying maintainers to keep code up to date, which France has been doing i
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by flawn 5mo ago
Latest macOS does have an integrated local LLM shipped on device! Not SOTA but something.
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by flawn 5mo ago
I would assume, because the title and parts of the book suggest reducing human connections to utility and personal gain.
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by flawn 5mo ago
I am biased towards 67
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by flawn 5mo ago
I have yet to see still more projects like that, I would love to see more stuff like that - please share!
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by flawn 5mo ago
You are asking for a heated debate. I would say its pure preference at this point. Both operating systems have converged towards each other in the last few years, where nowadays it really just comes down to your taste, the ecosystem you are
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How to build expertise while using Claude Code(github.com)
3 points by flawn 5mo ago|1 comments
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by flawn 6mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I have thought about approaches by deliberately leaving tasks to me while the agent does something to keep my brain active & prevent atrophy. Maybe I should work on a Claude Code skill/hook for that :)
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by flawn 6mo ago
Is this course online available? Sounds like great fun.
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by flawn 6mo ago
Noisebridge is awesome. This illustrates beautifully what humans can be capable of.
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by flawn 6mo ago
It's not any company, its Meta and the channels they administrate come with a set of responsibilities and principles, and one such is not to break these by arbitrary, willful removal of totally legal ads.
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by flawn 6mo ago
And that is because the right or the left moves further away in the political space? By definition it seems to be the right-wing moving more extreme rather than non right-wing all moving together towards the left.
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by flawn 6mo ago
He is living the AI Psychosis.
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by flawn 6mo ago
Hey! I built InstantSpaces (which you had linked in the footnotes) and am well aware of issues with the injection & patching. It works 90% of the time for me and was good enough for me to share. But there are cases where it bugs. And ye
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by flawn 6mo ago
Look into Peter Thiel, the current administration and how it all ties back to Palantir. No conspirations here, just openly known facts.
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by flawn 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/iBQcq
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Is Europe's AI Darling Mistral Becoming a Consultant?(bloomberg.com)
4 points by flawn 7mo ago|1 comments
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by flawn 7mo ago
What do y'all think of his latest video on the state of the world?
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Predictive History – Professor Jiang(youtube.com)
2 points by flawn 7mo ago|2 comments
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by flawn 7mo ago
AI can build systems based on static assumptions that the orchestrator (you) gives it. But proper engineering (which is what matters economically much more) is the process of the system's assumptions & requirements changing over t
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Game Theory #9: the US-Iran War [video](youtube.com)
1 points by flawn 7mo ago|0 comments
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by flawn 7mo ago
To blame in a second order but this is the admin's work overall, they shouldn't have tried to fund their PACs and pocket this money into their family & friends' bank accounts. Just shows how broken the system is.
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by flawn 7mo ago
This answer is the incarnation of capitalismmaxxing. Economically speaking you're correct - but morally definitely not, companies are for the bigger part not the harmed party here.

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