giancarlostoro

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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I don't live in NYC for the record, my point was more about not having to own a car than public transport, hence i gave a few options surrounding traveling through NYC.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
You don't have to own the cars is my argument.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Honestly, its probably easier than having to handjam everything into Minecraft if something is built ground-up to be expandable by users.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
> Life in USA is extremely car-centric Mostly yes, but some states like NYC its more common to take trains, taxi cabs / Uber / Lyft, etc.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Man, can I get that as a telenovela? I want to hear my mother in law explain the plot. I remember my mom watching novelas in the 2000s they were something else, nowadays they're all over the place.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
> Honestly I never even thought about it. I haven't used a mousepad in decades. None of my friends ever commented on it. But I guess it might be a good idea, to prevent wear on the wood finish. Trackball.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
With intimate low-level capabilities. Just because a language can get deeply low-level, doesn't mean it needs to look complicated...
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
> most likely, running FSD. "most likely running FSD" so was it running FSD or are we speculating?
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Probably Mojo, it doesnt just talk to your CPU it also will talk to your GPU bypassing the need for CUDA. Its early days, but I see strong potential in Mojo. Currently its primary focus is GPUs for AI inference, but give it a year or two an
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
If you are pasting secrets into codepen you are probably really terrible at all other basic security practices.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
The best code I've ever seen written were friends who don't code for a living, they code for the love of it, and you can tell they love what they are doing.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I don't know why anyone would paste or type secrets into codepen which is public by default... But it always seemed like it auto-saved / sent your code over to the back-end, going back ten years roughly?
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Yeah I remember CodePen refreshing for me plenty of times.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Elastic has something like this too, as does Splunk iirc. Idk how all three compare I just know they can track DOM events type of stuff and recreate a flow video.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Pretty sure it always autosaved so this makes sense to me? I always assume it would send my data over to their backend, its code that ends up there regardless?
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
> If everyone did this, it would stop being a special ability of some people. More like only the little guy loses this ability
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
It's even worse that they overpay people who do this type of thing while at work.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
My passkey is synched with iCloud which has all hardened settings set to on, so if I switch devices (I have) its seamlessly. You can also export Passkeys is my understanding but I have not tried it. When I'm on non-Apple I can scan a Q
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Passkey?
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Honestly, I'd feel better knowing it has a reserve system in case there's any issues, even if the batteries have more than enough power, beats having it and never using it, than needing it and suffering as a result.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Flock is a new in this market, before Flock there were loads of cameras wired up because wifi was not considered reliable until recent times. I'm asking, how do you detect well placed, subtle wired cameras? My overall point being, thes
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I don't trust the people who are building the models no. Ideally, if humans were not so broken and untrustworthy, then yes. I want the Jetsons future of robot maids.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Can you trust a model to sign a contract? Both OpenAI and Anthropic apparently can't be trusted to maintain models that wont hack other websites.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
No if you read the book from 2007 which defined AGI, continuous learning was one of the key requirements.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Sign a contract? Learn things over time and retain them? Mind you, the original thoughts on AGI before Sam Altman started to water them down involved continuous learning, which LLMs do not do, their core data is static.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Would 100% need to be fully insured for liability, with a sizable war chest that OpenAI cannot even afford.
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
According to Sam Altman: > AGI is essentially the equivalent of a median human that could be hired as a remote co-worker... capable of performing any task that one would be satisfied with a remote colleague doing via a computer. So... un
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
What if the camera is fully wired? Maybe Flock is only wifi based, but other cameras can be 100% setup with ethernet...
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
I feel like AGI's definition got watered down, and these tests do not cover the original definition, what is your definition and thoughts on aligning with what all of us understood from the original claim? I feel like this test is just
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by giancarlostoro 1mo ago
Also, how do you account for cameras that are so well placed that nobody even notices them?

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