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by gmerc 9mo ago
I guess if you're taking the Epstein thing as extra-territorial we could pretend this comment makes any sense.
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by gmerc 9mo ago
Except it does mean exactly that if you have money
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by gmerc 9mo ago
Most cosplayers exit when they meet a real villain
334.
by gmerc 9mo ago
This betrays a lack of understanding how inference works. You cannot categorically defeat prompt injection with instructions. It does not work. There are no privileged tokens.
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by gmerc 9mo ago
Oh you’ll find out. It’s as hypothetical as the combustibility of hydrogen gas. FAFO
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by gmerc 9mo ago
Wait until you figure out prompt injection. It's wild
337.
by gmerc 9mo ago
Take a good look US, because once you're down far enough the fascist drain, that's the cost of trying to claw your way back out. And there's no hope of external intervention given nuclear arms
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by gmerc 9mo ago
Yes yes, poor western executives forced to sell their IP portfolio and workforce. Those evil chinese. Lol
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by gmerc 10mo ago
Ya well, startups are just low risk R&D facilities in service of big tech now https://centreforaileadership.org/resources/opinion_startups...
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by gmerc 10mo ago
Donald Trump of course, the most moral of them.
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by gmerc 10mo ago
Did they take VC money?
342.
by gmerc 11mo ago
see Meta, which is operating like a crime syndicate, leveraging higher fees on scammers "to discourage" them, retaining their impact on supply side auction prices and well knowing many don't pay with their own credit cards.
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by gmerc 11mo ago
You mean what's happening right now in US healthcare?
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by gmerc 11mo ago
Why pay much when you can get bare metal China LLM without the premium?
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by gmerc 11mo ago
Let's prompt inject it
346.
by gmerc 11mo ago
The point is to take the money, you see. It's the idiots who give it (which will involve looting the federal government for years to come) who will be screwed, not the guys running the scam. This should be evident after AI now. The ent
347.
by gmerc 11mo ago
Synology can
348.
by gmerc 11mo ago
Ah the terrible dictatorship of the rule of law
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by gmerc 11mo ago
Nice history retconning there
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by gmerc 11mo ago
It's betraying the Bucharest assurances they made to protect Ukraine in exchange for giving up nuclear arms. So fuck that.
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by gmerc 11mo ago
They can just throw power at it, you're delusional if you think it's going to hamper them even mid term.
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by gmerc 11mo ago
A product as unsuitable for the adversarial internet as ChatGPT and coding agents
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by gmerc 1y ago
In curious why you think the rule of law is a bluff.
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by gmerc 1y ago
Meanwhile all of Asia, China, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, India, increasingly Japan run just fine on QR.
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by gmerc 1y ago
CachyOS.
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by gmerc 1y ago
There's no moat on the technology, especially with China around. So the only moat is distribution. We're still in the crazy phase of serious changes and if you're betting too deep on one architecture, ah well... https:/
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by gmerc 1y ago
No. You become worthless to the government and will be treated accordingly
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by gmerc 1y ago
You just executed a kill mission on the HQ and general staff in this war, the CDC. Totally gonna change the trajectory
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by gmerc 1y ago
Nobody is that naive
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by gmerc 1y ago
Every single persistent memory feature is a persistence vector for prompt injection.

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