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by gostsamo 8mo ago
No, it isnot hard. You are 100% responsible for the actions of your AI. Rather simple, I say.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
They could conceive that you can go across France in a couple of weeks and that you might need a few months to reach China. What's more, they could see how rich the khan is and that it is much more than their king. And that he has much
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
They also smelled and had a big rich empire. What I can say? Won't bother you with the guy who supposedly planted trees so that merchants can travel and rest in their shadows, nor should I tell you stories how those extractive people f
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
Disliking them doesn't make their empire smaller and success is a virtue of its own according to many. They were successful and people noticed, the rest is commentary.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
The arabs were broken into smaller kingdoms for a long time when it came to the XIII century. The Eastern Roman Empire had been in decline since the fall of Constantinople in 1204 and even before that it was only a regional power. Compared
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
Completely offtopic, but my first reaction was this song. Enjoy for those who would enjoy such things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34CZjsEI1yU
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
The restricted list means that it is much harder for someone to social engineer their way in on the receiving end of an exfiltration attack. I'm still rather skeptical of agents, but a pattern where the agent is allowed mostly readonly
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
you can restrict the email send tool to have to/cc/bcc emails hardcoded in a list and an agent independent channel should be the one to add items to it. basically the same for other tools. You cannot rewire the llm, but you can en
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
If the author is right, OpenAI have room for improvement where they can further improve the fast models for correctness for certain tasks while Anthropic are left with scaling vertically. OFC, it is likely that over time both approaches wil
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
They have one powerful computer and multiple apps which think that each of them has the powerful computer for themselves.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
From the beginning, B5 is like the UN with all the pettiness included. As a political storytelling, it was magnificent. The characters were also very high level. DS9 has some wonderful episodes and fantastic characters, but the overall plot
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
"This cannot happen here" should be classified as a logical fallacy.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
no worries, misunderstandings happen.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
I get that, but if we all rely on the defaults, there couldn't be any alternatives.
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
Yep, I get you about the community. As an alternative, I thought mainly as a secondary repo and ci in case that Github stops being reliable, not only as the current instability, but as an overall provider. I'm from the EU and recently
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by gostsamo 8mo ago
have you considered moving or having at least an alternative? asking as someone using caddy for personal hosting who likes to have their website secure. :)
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
Scifi as a space based genre failed due to the end of the space race. The generation that grew in the post WWII era aged and died. The lack of big scientific breakthroughs for the last fifty years added to the lack of new dreams. The future
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Asimov a republican?
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
I suspect that the next generation of agenticly trained llm-s will have a mode where they first consider solving the problem by writing a program first before doing stuff by hand. At least, it would be interesting if in a few months the llm
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
They've chosen languages which would help them to cover the highest percentage of human population..
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
AI in space makes no sense because the data center will be distributed and half of the time your processors will be waiting for data (if you are lucky). When they are working, you need to cool them down. When they finally heed the call of g
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
kill this strawman! don't let it hit back at you.
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
The way I read it, X AI is not really profitable and Elon's creditors/coinvestors asked for something tangible for their money, a.k.a shares in SpaceX, his only business that still has some solid foundation. The rest is emois.
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
You lost me on million tons.
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
rule 34
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
currently working on a personal project where part of the pipeline is recognizing lots of images. the employer let me use gemini for personal use, but wasting large amount of tokens on gemini3 pro ocr limited my work. flash gives worse resu
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
Is this what you are looking for? https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
I don't live in the US, yet US centric news are covered here on the regular. Hold your horses and don't interact with a post if you are not interested.
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Hume is better at explaining modern capitalism than Marx(aeon.co)
2 points by gostsamo 9mo ago|1 comments
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by gostsamo 9mo ago
Let's be honest - to protect the children, big tech will put everyone under the suspicion of being one. And the issue is not how they use the technologies they have, because they have a moral responsibility to do it safely, but that we

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