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by fmobus 5mo ago
LLMs are modeled with Internet content so that they have a good model of human languages. When you use them via most UIs currently offered right now, however, they will first come up with a few search queries and use the result of those que
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by fmobus 6mo ago
Now do the same calculations for the DOD
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by fmobus 6mo ago
This game is awesome, but I wish it had a "expand this already existing in real life network" mode. Like, I know I can simply trace over existing rails, but doing that manually is tedious and costs in-game dollars.
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by fmobus 6mo ago
If only this recession would make some pedos be punished...
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by fmobus 7mo ago
"One bit away"
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by fmobus 7mo ago
You're saying they'd have to work without pay lest they loose their livelihoods? That's like one bit away from slavery.
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by fmobus 7mo ago
JCPOA was working, Trump cancelled it simply because it was Obama's.
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by fmobus 8mo ago
If the supplier is forced to leave the business, that is a form of paying. They are losing a source of income and will have to pick a different activity that they are not efficient at. In the case of tariffs on international trade, the supp
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by fmobus 8mo ago
I hate having to defend Visa and MC, but at least they using that energy to enable day-to-day transactions that real people actually use. Also, and a bit harder to overlook... Visa/MC are able to work thousands of transactions per seco
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by fmobus 9mo ago
As the other reply noted, there were audits by multiple entities and parties, although I agree that it would be preferable for the code to be open sourced. I do disagree with your other points. Paper confirmation is not necessarily the only
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by fmobus 9mo ago
Letting "entities" audit the code in a closed room is not enough for me. The entire codebase should be open sourced publicly.
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by fmobus 10mo ago
I mean, not to discount the hard work that your grandparents would have to maintain a self-sustaining life but... it could only work out because they had land available for that. You live in a city and depend on salary because you don'
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by fmobus 1y ago
Luckily, the fleet is tightly managed and you <i>can't<i> install just anything.
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by fmobus 1y ago
Sure, but that still takes engineering. Extracting information and intelligence out of the data is not just throwing AI into a pile of data, it's real engineering that will always required months of design, experiments, computing and s
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by fmobus 1y ago
You're putting too much faith in NDAs. All it takes is one disgruntled employee with a sense of ethics. Also, evidence doesn't have to be externally visible. In a lawsuit discovery will dig through design docs, server logs, emails
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by fmobus 1y ago
For that to be in anyway useful for those companies (as a means to spy on their competitors), they'd have to be actively looking into the information to derive intelligence. Not really practical without some serious engineering, which
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by fmobus 1y ago
And in a way, I see some mapping of this to the recent FCC vs Jimmy Kimmel situation. Sure, Kimmel's case was more overt, because the FCC guy was very obviously threatening a private company so that the company would do that the govern
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by fmobus 1y ago
Right because the UK is such a safe place.
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by fmobus 1y ago
I like Germany's BlueCard system (being a BlueCard immigrant myself), but implementing it for the US would have some extra complexity given the wild regional disparity in wages.
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by fmobus 1y ago
Snuggling and launching drones from deep within enemy territory is a much more complicated op than a couple of dudes diving in the middle of nowhere. Bringing that bridge down is also much harder than blowing up the pipeline, because the br
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by fmobus 1y ago
Space efficiency.
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by fmobus 1y ago
If you like it so much, you should be willing to pay for the externalities.
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by fmobus 1y ago
Pix sends its regards. It costs the Brazilian government around $10M yearly to maintain[1]. A bargain. [1] https://www.infomoney.com.br/economia/custo-para-manter-pix-...
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by fmobus 1y ago
Tech worker here, I just looked at my total comp, and it's about 4.5x that of a local bus driver. L+1s are probably getting close to 6x.
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by fmobus 1y ago
If resale was freely allowed, you'd get a ton of middlemen skimming the margins, i.e. arbitrating. Like we have with concert tickets now.
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by fmobus 1y ago
TSA was created after 9/11, and iirc all of the planes involved were domestic flights.
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by fmobus 1y ago
My neighbors are already hustling at 6:30, consistently. By 7:15am there's already a steady stream of students going to a nearby school three blocks from my place. I once had to leave super early in winter and saw several office buildi
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by fmobus 1y ago
7AM is already quite late for Germans.
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by fmobus 2y ago
Human intelligence should be enough to understand what parallax is and how gimbals and IR sensors work. All those published videos were no less than a psyop to demonstrate weapons system's capabilities - with the implicit brag that the
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by fmobus 2y ago
Just do whatever other countries are doing, i.e. send the tickets by mail.

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