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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Looking at actual combat robots in Ukraine Boston Dynamics robots are conceptually different and not necessarily in a convincing manner.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
You forgot to mention that all the people who made the original product great left and all the ones which could make the successor great did not join.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
More like: All the rules that determined how the internet services and content were financed are out of the window and are rewritten by AI.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Ripping out sensors is the equivalent of shooting the messenger.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Some of the best books on JS which were online went recently off-line for that reason. Blog post by the author: https://2ality.com/ (Dr. Axel Rauschmayer)
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
I think it is work to set up but I'm also learning a lot setting it up. Mainly using qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b mlx with my 48GB M4 MBP which leaves me just enough headroom for docker dev-container and other basics. I use LM Studio to r
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Isn't Grok part of the IPO?
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
I just tried Google search in Germany on my iPhone: AI results AND the disclaimer was behind a „show more“ button i.e. the may not be any disclaimer (and when shown it was in a small font).
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
And the more you protest the more your name will be associated with child trafficking. Streisand effect multiplied by LLMs being not good in dealing with negative information.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Now if they just let me switch off the sound when I connect the charger. For any couple not going to bed at the same time and charging their phone at the bed this may be a welcome innovation. I'm willing to license this idea for free.
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by heisenbit 4mo ago
Limited liability makes taking unlimited risks a rational choice. AI ‚only‘ scales this corporate model up and compresses the timeframe to the next disaster.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
The article vastly underestimates how often no was said before ZIRP. Getting to yes was very, very, very hard. Zirp moved the default to build it snd they will come.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
It is so comforting to deal with known unknowns particularly when the unknown unknowns are the ones that get you.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
How would one call such a strategy? Embrace and extend comes to mind.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
We always knew the limits to Moore‘s Law are first and foremost economic. Given an industry used over decades to predictable lowering of price per compute function and thus swallowed any advance for new user functions and overhead when the
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
One value of learning on my Macbook is that mps is not as well supported as cuda which forces me to go down roads I would not have traveled.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
> every keystroke, with millisecond timestamps Finally someone has figured out how to hire accurately.
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
There is a reason moderation decisions are not perfectly transparent: They are gamed otherwise. So there needs to be legal recourse with discovery and meaningful liability attached to submitting to the role of acting as the agent of a forei
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by heisenbit 5mo ago
While I agree with adding code contributing to complexity is problematic there is lots of code in existing code basis which is overly complex due to past outdated requirements or less than perfect human coders. The current flood of AI drive
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
And they are enticing human agents to further their agendas using techniques learned from the white mice.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
Yesterday in Lidl I was a bit shocked seeing the coupons offered by their app. They did a really good job with their mixture of stuff I had bought or might buy.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
My suspicion is that it violates the users copyright on their commit message.
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Researchers Asked LLMs for Strategic Advice. They Got "Trendslop" in Return(hbr.org)
4 points by heisenbit 6mo ago|0 comments
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
We will see such attempts first against weaker target. Users who are not having the enterprise indemnifications.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
PRs were the culmination of human work. Now PRs are generated by machines to trigger human work. So the growth graph is not really absurd.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
Yes, businesses tend to believe that. No, every time people switch knowledge gets lost and code quality degrades. In part I blame accounting rules justifying investments is easier than maintenance.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
He is 50 and been in Apple almost all his working life. Is that not a mono-culture risk for a CEO?
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
crypto: incentives ai: scaling finding opportunities ai: improving exploit code engineering ai: scaling automation of exploit execution homogenization of infrastructures: simplifying target navigation perfect storm
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
I suspect they live in a database and are eventually going where GC data goes.
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by heisenbit 6mo ago
While they should not bash command lines can contain user names, email addresses and secrets.

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