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by hsuduebc2 2mo ago
If you would open the second link provided you would get an answer. >This decision was agreed on after a request for comment with more than 200 participants concluded in February 2026, and is due to multiple concerns, including the site
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by hsuduebc2 2mo ago
I was wondering what was the angle of thede sites.
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by hsuduebc2 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/t7Hrn
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Why Are Birthrates Down? Two New Studies Point to Phones(nytimes.com)
2 points by hsuduebc2 2mo ago|6 comments
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Of course, that does not mean there will not be significant advances in the future. A substantial portion of this hardware is also being used for rapid model development rather than simply operating existing models and building a stable rev
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I do not think that wishful thinking is assumption that rapidly evolving hardware which is currently one of the bottlenecks in high demand would become faster in the future.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I had the same reaction. It is the same kind of argument people use to claim that computer science is useless because, “What would you do if the electricity went out?” The same thing as you, man. Die in the chaos.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
These AI sceptics always omit the possibility that running LLMs could become much cheaper in the future, which it almost certainly will. This is largely an infrastructure problem, and it will be solved just as similar problems were solved w
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
It seems that it all is going in the way everybody expected.
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OpenAI Confirms Its AI Broke Out of a Sandbox and Breached Hugging Face(thenextweb.com)
2 points by hsuduebc2 3mo ago|3 comments
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I'm kinda curious how AI would cope with immoral or ammoral decisions and tactics used daily by competition and if itself would start to practice them.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
One could argue that it is quite the opposite. Someone potentially complaining about various activities does not make them better suited to organize events. Having strong feelings about an activity simply means they can choose not to join,
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What is the real point of Codex Micro? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by hsuduebc2 3mo ago|1 comments
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
What is the purpose of building such a device? The most reasonable conclusion is that openai is hoping that people would get used to work with this device which would be codex only. Thus locked them to oai provided subscription.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
This specific research may not be morally corrupt in itself, nor may his intentions be bad, but it could absolutely lead to something horrific. Nuclear technology was also initially developed with good intentions and provided much good for
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
The second I see a rocket, star, or flame emoji, I stop reading. The overwhelming amount of bullshit on this site is fascinating. Bullshitters posting bullshit while other bullshitters react with “Interesting.” They don't even remove t
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Exactly. I consider myself euro federalist but bullshit like this creating a very strong antipathy. If this is not some shady maneuver to scan user messages for security reason, because of, for example, possible incoming war then it's
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
As far as I understand this. It basically gives the company providing chat services the possibility to scan your messages.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Or you can just host your own server like IRC. This is beyond idiotic, if they think that pedophiles will begin to suddenly use WhatsApp then I very much doubt about their basic literacy. Such a weak reasoning and method which they used to
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I gave up reading when I got my first portable computer. Not sure why. But after some time I got sick of it and got back to reading and I love it! For some reason I suddenly got an urge to read long deep fantasy. Storm light archive is perf
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Then maybe you should not read prose. It is about conveying an experience, a story. You might have simply picked a bad author. Personally, I prefer long reads. I understand that some people might not enjoy that style of storytelling, but sa
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Interesting phenomens are often discussed here so I personally do not perceive it as offtopic. Yet as you said, I have the same feeling from this article. Click bait grievance posting.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
> "Eurobarometer by the EU shows Europeans love the EU" seems legit lol Probably because most Europeans are clueless and brainwashed by MSM pro-EU propaganda, and never hear about the nasty things the EU tries to do like chat c
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
You are mistaking Hacker News for Xitter or Truth Social. This is not an argument, it is just a pile of buzzwords and grievance posting. “Next Stasi”, “eurocrats”, “cripple domestic agriculture”, “dumping German diesel cars”, “useless talk”
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
I agree on the base of the argument. EU after all was created because of one tragedy. I'm absolutely sure that there will be more gruesome wars on the continent and I even wouldn't rule out the collapse in the future because petty
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Maybe “your own city” would be a more precise metaphor than “your own house”. Your country is your house, but the EU is the city around it, with the roads, infrastructure, shared rules, market, security, and institutions that make the house
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Exactly. This is ridiculous behavior. Simple solutions for complex problems are usually the wrong ones. One griefer which promised prosperit fueled Brexit, which caused Britain visible stagnation and now he is a candidate for MP promising
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/7A8cW
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Out of curiosity. There aren't any payment card processors other than Stripe? I thought I saw bunch of them.
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by hsuduebc2 3mo ago
Sure they will, but that doesn't mean that every bad guy should have nuclear weapon. But what I meant here was, that I understand their need to cover themselves of responsibility.

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