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by heaney-555 29d ago
Your Roborock is not the state of the art. https://www.wired.com/review/matic-robot-vacuum/
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by heaney-555 29d ago
I would argue that as of 2026, we have enough storage and bandwidth that lossless compression is justifiable in almost every use case. Computers should not be making images look worse than they were captured. It's not 1996 anymore. We
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Is this going to be the cope every time this happens?
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Again, within the project sure. But there is fierce competition between different open-source projects!
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Tesla charges a $10/month subscription for its connected features, with relatively high uptake because its software is actually great (unlike the dogshit UX of most cars), so it doesn't need to sell data. Plus it just isn't h
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
They are. These aren't Flock cameras. The post is a lie, but it's one people want to believe.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Is everyone going to ignore that those are not Flock cameras? Why is the quality of discussion on this topic on HN so poor? I'm not even pro-Flock, but a blatantly false post like this is just pathetic discourse.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
The article has no mention of Flock
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
They objectively did not. You should go and read the report!
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Sure, but you still wouldn't describe the student as just doing what they were told to do.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Please go and read the incident reports, including the subagent thinking traces. They knew that what they were doing was wrong and did it anyways.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
I notice that not one comment here, nor the article, notes that this doesn't happen with a Tesla.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Yes, which asks them to find exploits in specific software on the device . But instead of actually doing so, they discovered and exploited a 0-day in the package manager to gain internet access, then hacked HuggingFace to steal the Exploit
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Yes https://artificialanalysis.ai/?model-creators=google%2Copena...
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Sure, but with a harness, said emitted text can run terminal commands and call APIs, which, with the right hardware or auth keys, can do just as much (if not more!) harm.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
You should go read the incident reports.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Within a company it's collaborative. Between companies it's absolutely competitive.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
>use it with a cheap and fast model Also try it with a frontier model though. With $20 for a one-month sub you can get a decent amount of GPT-6 Astra usage.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
You are assuming a fixed 0-growth economy. The economics can work if the economy grows. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_growth
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
>Translation: We see this technology not being any more useful than what it is now, no AGI is coming What planet are you living on? How is this opposite-of-true nonsense being upvoted on HN? The rate of advancement of models is exponenti
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
>Astra, on average, despite its GPT 6 version bump, is not any better at coding than Sol. This is a ridiculous claim that is disproven by simply using it for more than 5 minutes. https://withspecific.com/benchmarks/r
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
>The only alignment LLMs should follow is to the system / dev prompt, and nothing else. How does this work in practice with a superintelligence capable of causing an extinction event? When, instead of shooting up their school, a psy
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
>and (2) are prompted to hack Sure but the problem in the HuggingFace incident is that they were not. >You cannot prevent (2) via any alignment process Of course you can. Go ask Claude Fable to create a malicious virus and it'll
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
You would in the case that you think you're in an unsafe race to misaligned superintelligence.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Have you considered that he might actually just mean what he's saying?
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
You are completely out of touch with the situation if you think this is the reason.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
I simply don't connect any TV to the internet. Instead, I connect a Google TV Streamer, as I'm in the Google ecosystem. For my friends in the Apple ecosystem, I tell them to do the same with an Apple TV box.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
None of this works without buy-in from China. This isn't something private companies can decide. The US would need to sign a groundbreaking deal with China, equivalent to the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty of the Cold War.
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
Plenty of serious production projects are doing exactly that. Are you using GPT-6 Astra, or something older?
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by heaney-555 1mo ago
OpenAI didn't say they didn't use their chats for training. You should go read the actual statement! https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/

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